US Army Corps of Engineers Budgeting Process Sherry L. Adams Project Manager, Huntington District
Salmon Mitigation Waterfront Development Lock / Dam Replacement - Inland Waterways System Environmental Infrastructure Needs Environ. Restoration Port / Harbor Deepenings Beach Erosion/Hurricane Protection Flooding Wetland Losses Water Supply Navigation Environmental Infrastructure Needs Letter to Corps District Office Inform Congressional Representative Ecosystem Restoration “High Priority” Missions: § Flood Damage Reduction
Passage ~ 2 -yr. Intervals ( Step 1 ) Authority Congress! Member § § Have we studied the proble m before? Environment & Public Works Committee Senate Resolution OR Study Resolutions WRDA Bills Standing Authorities Appropriations Bills Transportation & Infrastructure Committee House Resolution - Signed by President
Coordination DIVISION WRD A HR/S R HQUSACE (Step 2 ) President’s Budget ( GI) “High Priority” Missions Flood Damage Reduction § Navigation § Ecosystem § Budget Cycle 1/
HQ Review & Approval ( May -Jun ) HQ Provides Budget Guidance ( Mar ) OMB Provides Budget Guidance ( Jan ) Funding Alloc. To Field Offices ( Oct - Dec ) Field Offices Develop Program Requirements ( Apr - May ) Budget Presented to Sec. Army (Jul - Aug ) Cong. Hearings ( Mar Apr ) President Signs Approp. Bill ( Sep - Oct ) Appropriations Bills ( Jul - Sep ) Budget Submitted to OMB ( Sep ) President’s Budget to Congress ( Feb ) OMB Passback ( Nov )
Continuing Authority Program (CAP) • Projects with smaller scope, cost and complexity • Delegated authority to design and construct without specific Congressional authorization
Existing CAP Funding Policies • Complete existing construction projects • No new project cooperation agreements • Congressional authorization for start or continuation of study (Naming or earmark)
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