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Provide consumer protection

Strategy: Provide consumer protection

Agency: 185 - Horse Racing Commission

A001 - Promotion of Horse Racing

The Horse Racing Commission is responsible for encouraging the training and development of the equine industry and promoting the economic benefits derived from the industry. It annually provides purse funds to nonprofit racetracks, collects and distributes the Washington bred owners’ bonus funds, and provides funds to nonprofit racetracks for the maintenance and upgrade of racecourses and equine quartering areas.

FY 2020 FY 2021 Biennium Total
FTES
GFS
Other 667,000.0 667,000.0 1,334,000.0
Totals 667,000.0 667,000.0 1,334,000.0

000422 - Average number of horses per race

Biennium Period Actual Target
2019-21 Q1 0 8
2019-21 Q2 0 0
2019-21 Q3 0 0
2019-21 Q4 0 0
2019-21 Q5 0 8
2019-21 Q6 0 0
2019-21 Q7 0 0
2019-21 Q8 0 0

002606 - Number of Race Days

Biennium Period Actual Target
2019-21 Q1 0 76
2019-21 Q2 0 0
2019-21 Q3 0 0
2019-21 Q4 0 0
2019-21 Q5 0 76
2019-21 Q6 0 0
2019-21 Q7 0 0
2019-21 Q8 0 0

002607 - Number of Races

Biennium Period Actual Target
2019-21 Q1 0 653
2019-21 Q2 0 0
2019-21 Q3 0 0
2019-21 Q4 0 0
2019-21 Q5 0 653
2019-21 Q6 0 0
2019-21 Q7 0 0
2019-21 Q8 0 0

002608 - Number of Horses Starting

Biennium Period Actual Target
2019-21 Q1 0 4,900
2019-21 Q2 0 0
2019-21 Q3 0 0
2019-21 Q4 0 0
2019-21 Q5 0 4,900
2019-21 Q6 0 0
2019-21 Q7 0 0
2019-21 Q8 0 0

002609 - Nonprofit Racetrack Purse Fund (1/10 percent)

Biennium Period Actual Target
2019-21 Q1 $0.00 $80,000.00
2019-21 Q2 $0.00 $0.00
2019-21 Q3 $0.00 $0.00
2019-21 Q4 $0.00 $0.00
2019-21 Q5 $0.00 $80,000.00
2019-21 Q6 $0.00 $0.00
2019-21 Q7 $0.00 $0.00
2019-21 Q8 $0.00 $0.00

002610 - Grants to Nonprofit Racetracks from Operating Account (Fund 169)

Biennium Period Actual Target
2019-21 Q1 $0.00 $46,000.00
2019-21 Q2 $0.00 $0.00
2019-21 Q3 $0.00 $0.00
2019-21 Q4 $0.00 $0.00
2019-21 Q5 $0.00 $46,000.00
2019-21 Q6 $0.00 $0.00
2019-21 Q7 $0.00 $0.00
2019-21 Q8 $0.00 $0.00

002611 - Total Combined Wagering (Parmutuel Handle and Advance Deposit Wagers)

Biennium Period Actual Target
2019-21 Q1 $0.00 $147,590,000.00
2019-21 Q2 $0.00 $0.00
2019-21 Q3 $0.00 $0.00
2019-21 Q4 $0.00 $0.00
2019-21 Q5 $0.00 $150,040,000.00
2019-21 Q6 $0.00 $0.00
2019-21 Q7 $0.00 $0.00
2019-21 Q8 $0.00 $0.00

A002 - Regulation of Horse Racing

The Horse Racing Commission is responsible for regulating pari-mutuel horse racing. It licenses, regulates, and supervises pari-mutuel horse race meets and licenses individuals who participate in pari-mutuel horse racing to ensure public confidence in the integrity of racing and pari-mutuel wagering.

FY 2020 FY 2021 Biennium Total
FTES 16.0 16.0 16.0
GFS
Other 2,938,000.0 1,747,000.0 4,685,000.0
Totals 2,938,000.0 1,747,000.0 4,685,000.0

002612 - Percent of Horses Inspected Prior to Racing

Biennium Period Actual Target
2019-21 Q1 0% 100%
2019-21 Q2 0% 0%
2019-21 Q3 0% 0%
2019-21 Q4 0% 0%
2019-21 Q5 0% 100%
2019-21 Q6 0% 0%
2019-21 Q7 0% 0%
2019-21 Q8 0% 0%

002613 - Blood Samples Screened

Biennium Period Actual Target
2019-21 Q1 0 900
2019-21 Q2 0 0
2019-21 Q3 0 0
2019-21 Q4 0 0
2019-21 Q5 0 900
2019-21 Q6 0 0
2019-21 Q7 0 0
2019-21 Q8 0 0

002614 - Urine Samples Screened

Biennium Period Actual Target
2019-21 Q1 0 900
2019-21 Q2 0 0
2019-21 Q3 0 0
2019-21 Q4 0 0
2019-21 Q5 0 900
2019-21 Q6 0 0
2019-21 Q7 0 0
2019-21 Q8 0 0

002615 - Number of Overages on Permitted Substances

Biennium Period Actual Target
2019-21 Q1 0 3
2019-21 Q2 0 0
2019-21 Q3 0 0
2019-21 Q4 0 0
2019-21 Q5 0 3
2019-21 Q6 0 0
2019-21 Q7 0 0
2019-21 Q8 0 0

002617 - Number of Licenses Issued

Biennium Period Actual Target
2019-21 Q1 0 2,887
2019-21 Q2 0 0
2019-21 Q3 0 0
2019-21 Q4 0 0
2019-21 Q5 0 2,887
2019-21 Q6 0 0
2019-21 Q7 0 0
2019-21 Q8 0 0

Preserve and maintain state, regional and local transportation systems

Strategy: Preserve and maintain state, regional and local transportation systems

Agency: 406 - County Road Administration Board

A001 - Technical Assistance and Management Oversight

The County Road Administration Board (CRAB) maintains the statewide inventory of county roads used as the basis for grant program eligibility and fuel tax calculations, and prepares the calculations for the annual fuel tax allocation for each county. The Board sets standards of operation for all county road agencies and enforces these standards through a system of annual reporting and site visits. It also provides technical and administrative assistance to counties, including information technology services and training. (Rural Arterial Account-State, Motor Vehicle Account-State, County Arterial Account-State)

FY 2020 FY 2021 Biennium Total
FTES 7.7 7.7 7.7
GFS
Other 2,915,000.0 3,065,000.0 5,980,000.0
Totals 2,915,000.0 3,065,000.0 5,980,000.0

000442 - Certificates of Good Practice Received

Biennium Period Actual Target
2019-21 Q1 0 0
2019-21 Q2 0 0
2019-21 Q3 0 0
2019-21 Q4 39 39
2019-21 Q5 0 0
2019-21 Q6 0 0
2019-21 Q7 0 0
2019-21 Q8 39 39

000445 - Number of traffic fatalities that occur on county roads per year

Biennium Period Actual Target
2019-21 Q1 0 0
2019-21 Q2 0 0
2019-21 Q3 0 0
2019-21 Q4 111 200
2019-21 Q5 0 0
2019-21 Q6 0 0
2019-21 Q7 0 0
2019-21 Q8 156 200

000446 - Number of traffic-related injuries that occur on county roads per year

Biennium Period Actual Target
2019-21 Q1 0 0
2019-21 Q2 0 0
2019-21 Q3 0 0
2019-21 Q4 4,935 10,500
2019-21 Q5 0 0
2019-21 Q6 0 0
2019-21 Q7 0 0
2019-21 Q8 5,286 10,500

000671 - Number of County persons directly trained by CRAB staff.

Biennium Period Actual Target
2019-21 A1 0 0
2019-21 A2 0 0
2019-21 A3 447 1,207

A002 - Rural Arterial Program

Rural Arterial Account monies are distributed to the counties in the form of project grants to improve rural arterial and collector roads and to provide transportation engineering assistance. Counties compete regionally for these construction dollars by submitting projects which are then rated by CRAB staff against objective criteria established for each region.

FY 2020 FY 2021 Biennium Total
FTES 5.0 6.0 5.5
GFS
Other 29,803,000.0 34,299,000.0 64,102,000.0
Totals 29,803,000.0 34,299,000.0 64,102,000.0

000444 - Percentage of county-owned bridges that are in fair or better condition

Biennium Period Actual Target
2019-21 Q1 0% 0%
2019-21 Q2 0% 0%
2019-21 Q3 0% 0%
2019-21 Q4 97% 80%
2019-21 Q5 0% 0%
2019-21 Q6 0% 0%
2019-21 Q7 0% 0%
2019-21 Q8 97% 80%

000543 - Percentage of county road arterials in fair or better condition

Biennium Period Actual Target
2019-21 Q1 0% 0%
2019-21 Q2 0% 0%
2019-21 Q3 0% 0%
2019-21 Q4 95% 90%
2019-21 Q5 0% 0%
2019-21 Q6 0% 0%
2019-21 Q7 0% 0%
2019-21 Q8 95% 90%

A003 - County Arterial Preservation Program

Grants are awarded based upon each county’s total arterial lane miles as certified by the county road log at CRAB. To remain eligible for this program, each county must certify to CRAB’s satisfaction that a pavement management system is in use which meets or exceeds the board’s standards.

FY 2020 FY 2021 Biennium Total
FTES 4.5 4.5 4.5
GFS
Other 23,243,000.0 23,429,000.0 46,672,000.0
Totals 23,243,000.0 23,429,000.0 46,672,000.0

000543 - Percentage of county road arterials in fair or better condition

Biennium Period Actual Target
2019-21 Q1 0% 0%
2019-21 Q2 0% 0%
2019-21 Q3 0% 0%
2019-21 Q4 95% 90%
2019-21 Q5 0% 0%
2019-21 Q6 0% 0%
2019-21 Q7 0% 0%
2019-21 Q8 95% 90%

Effective transportation system governance and management

Strategy: Effective transportation system governance and management

Agency: 410 - Transportation Commission

A001 - Transportation Management and Policy

The Commission represents the public's interest in the long-term planning, financing, and delivery of statewide transportation systems and services. It actively engages the public and stakeholders in the statewide planning and policy development process. One approach taken to gather public input is via online surveys conducted through its Ferry Riders Opinion Group (FROG) survey panel. The FROG has over 20,000 active members. All survey results from both panels are statistically valid and projectable. The Commission also recommends transportation policy needs and changes to the Legislature and the Governor's Office, based upon knowledge gained from outreach, studies, and meetings. The Commission is designated as the state's tolling authority and also sets ferry fares and related fare policy for Washington State Ferries. In setting ferry fares and highway tolls, the Commission conducts an extensive public input process prior to making fare and toll decisions. It is required to develop the 20-year statewide Washington Transportation Plan. This plan establishes the state's general transportation policy direction and funding priorities that the Department of Transportation, regional and local transportation agencies are required to structure their various plans around. The Commission has oversight responsibilities for the Department of Transportation's Public Private Partnership (PPP) program, ensuring that a fully independent proposal, bid, and contract execution protocol is followed. It also holds final decision authority on all PPP contracts. The Commission conducts various policy and financing studies as directed by the Legislature and Governor and advises them of the studies' findings and makes recommendations.

FY 2020 FY 2021 Biennium Total
FTES 10.7 10.7 10.7
GFS
Other 2,160,000.0 2,113,000.0 4,273,000.0
Totals 2,160,000.0 2,113,000.0 4,273,000.0
Expected Results

The Commission chose to measure its interaction with the public .The goal is to make sure that the public, transportation stakeholders, local and regional transportation officials and entities, and other partners have effective access to WSTC discussions and decision-making. The number of meetings sponsored by the Commission or attended by individual commissioners where the public or transportation stakeholders are in attendance is one output that can be an indicator of the accessibility of the Commission. An outcome measure that can be an indicator of accessibility is the level of satisfaction on the part of individuals with their access to discussion and the decision making process of the Commission.

Enhance mobility system quality and service

Strategy: Enhance mobility system quality and service

Agency: 411 - Freight Mobility Strategic Investment Board

A001 - Policy Development and Implementation

The Freight Mobility Strategic Investment Board (FMSIB) develops a comprehensive and coordinated state policy that facilitates freight movement within the state. Part of this activity involves ongoing, predictable funding that is dedicated to building FMSIB projects.

FY 2020 FY 2021 Biennium Total
FTES 1.2 1.2 1.2
GFS
Other 300,000.0 300,000.0 600,000.0
Totals 300,000.0 300,000.0 600,000.0

000477 - Number of barriers to freight movement mitigated

Biennium Period Actual Target
2019-21 Q1 0 0
2019-21 Q2 0 0
2019-21 Q3 0 0
2019-21 Q4 0 0
2019-21 Q5 1 0
2019-21 Q6 0 0
2019-21 Q7 0 0
2019-21 Q8 1 0
2021-23 Q1 1 0
2021-23 Q2 0 0
2021-23 Q3 0 0
2021-23 Q4 0 0
2021-23 Q5 0 0
2021-23 Q6 0 0
2021-23 Q7 1 0
2021-23 Q8 0 0

000482 - Number of barriers to freight movement mitigated by removal of chokepoints

Biennium Period Actual Target
2019-21 Q1 1 0
2019-21 Q2 1 0
2019-21 Q3 1 0
2019-21 Q4 1 0
2019-21 Q5 0 0
2019-21 Q6 0 0
2019-21 Q7 1 0
2019-21 Q8 0 0
2021-23 Q1 2 0
2021-23 Q2 4 0
2021-23 Q3 0 0
2021-23 Q4 0 0
2021-23 Q5 0 0
2021-23 Q6 0 0
2021-23 Q7 1 0
2021-23 Q8 0 0

A002 - Partnering Coordination

FMSIB coordinates planning efforts between public and private partners to ensure that resources are used most effectively to support increased trade, expedite regional manufacturing and agricultural products through communities, and improve the state's economic competitiveness.

FY 2020 FY 2021 Biennium Total
FTES 1.4 1.4 1.4
GFS
Other 349,000.0 349,000.0 698,000.0
Totals 349,000.0 349,000.0 698,000.0

000477 - Number of barriers to freight movement mitigated

Biennium Period Actual Target
2019-21 Q1 0 0
2019-21 Q2 0 0
2019-21 Q3 0 0
2019-21 Q4 0 0
2019-21 Q5 1 0
2019-21 Q6 0 0
2019-21 Q7 0 0
2019-21 Q8 1 0
2021-23 Q1 1 0
2021-23 Q2 0 0
2021-23 Q3 0 0
2021-23 Q4 0 0
2021-23 Q5 0 0
2021-23 Q6 0 0
2021-23 Q7 1 0
2021-23 Q8 0 0

000482 - Number of barriers to freight movement mitigated by removal of chokepoints

Biennium Period Actual Target
2019-21 Q1 1 0
2019-21 Q2 1 0
2019-21 Q3 1 0
2019-21 Q4 1 0
2019-21 Q5 0 0
2019-21 Q6 0 0
2019-21 Q7 1 0
2019-21 Q8 0 0
2021-23 Q1 2 0
2021-23 Q2 4 0
2021-23 Q3 0 0
2021-23 Q4 0 0
2021-23 Q5 0 0
2021-23 Q6 0 0
2021-23 Q7 1 0
2021-23 Q8 0 0

000574 - Number of public outreach contacts

Biennium Period Actual Target
2019-21 Q1 26 0
2019-21 Q2 26 0
2019-21 Q3 119 0
2019-21 Q4 19 0
2019-21 Q5 35 0
2019-21 Q6 42 0
2019-21 Q7 80 0
2019-21 Q8 80 0
2021-23 Q1 45 0
2021-23 Q2 29 0
2021-23 Q3 35 0
2021-23 Q4 45 0
2021-23 Q5 29 0
2021-23 Q6 42 0
2021-23 Q7 33 0
2021-23 Q8 15 0

A003 - Management and Operations

The board performs public outreach to develop support for freight mobility projects. It also proposes dedicated funding for freight mobility projects, manages grant needs, and monitors congressional freight policy and federal freight appropriations.

FY 2020 FY 2021 Biennium Total
FTES 1.4 1.4 1.4
GFS
Other 349,000.0 348,000.0 697,000.0
Totals 349,000.0 348,000.0 697,000.0

000477 - Number of barriers to freight movement mitigated

Biennium Period Actual Target
2019-21 Q1 0 0
2019-21 Q2 0 0
2019-21 Q3 0 0
2019-21 Q4 0 0
2019-21 Q5 1 0
2019-21 Q6 0 0
2019-21 Q7 0 0
2019-21 Q8 1 0
2021-23 Q1 1 0
2021-23 Q2 0 0
2021-23 Q3 0 0
2021-23 Q4 0 0
2021-23 Q5 0 0
2021-23 Q6 0 0
2021-23 Q7 1 0
2021-23 Q8 0 0

000482 - Number of barriers to freight movement mitigated by removal of chokepoints

Biennium Period Actual Target
2019-21 Q1 1 0
2019-21 Q2 1 0
2019-21 Q3 1 0
2019-21 Q4 1 0
2019-21 Q5 0 0
2019-21 Q6 0 0
2019-21 Q7 1 0
2019-21 Q8 0 0
2021-23 Q1 2 0
2021-23 Q2 4 0
2021-23 Q3 0 0
2021-23 Q4 0 0
2021-23 Q5 0 0
2021-23 Q6 0 0
2021-23 Q7 1 0
2021-23 Q8 0 0

000574 - Number of public outreach contacts

Biennium Period Actual Target
2019-21 Q1 26 0
2019-21 Q2 26 0
2019-21 Q3 119 0
2019-21 Q4 19 0
2019-21 Q5 35 0
2019-21 Q6 42 0
2019-21 Q7 80 0
2019-21 Q8 80 0
2021-23 Q1 45 0
2021-23 Q2 29 0
2021-23 Q3 35 0
2021-23 Q4 45 0
2021-23 Q5 29 0
2021-23 Q6 42 0
2021-23 Q7 33 0
2021-23 Q8 15 0

Ensure access to and participation in cultural and recreational opportunities

Strategy: Ensure access to and participation in cultural and recreational opportunities

Agency: 387 - Washington State Arts Commission

A001 - Build Participation in the Arts

The Arts Commission advances and supports arts and culture in Washington State through leadership, knowledge, funding, and resources that build participation in and access to the arts. Washington residents and visitors have expanded opportunities to participate in the arts as a result of the agency's investment in arts activities, artists, and targeted initiatives throughout the state. Funding and services are focused to strengthen local communities and to provide arts opportunities for the public, including geographically remote, economically disadvantaged, disabled, and ethnic communities.

FY 2020 FY 2021 Biennium Total
FTES 3.0 3.8 3.4
GFS 701,000.0 954,000.0 1,655,000.0
Other 252,000.0 257,000.0 509,000.0
Totals 953,000.0 1,211,000.0 2,164,000.0

002942 - Number of Creative Districts established.

Biennium Period Actual Target
2019-21 A2 0 4
2019-21 A3 0 4

A002 - Local Arts Organizations

The Arts Commission invests in a range of public and nonprofit arts organizations through competitive grant funding to increase access to the arts and strengthen arts organizations across the state. State funding leverages additional public and private funds from local, state, and federal sources, and reduces admission prices. Arts Commission grants require organizations to demonstrate accountability, and to document and evaluate the results of state investments.

FY 2020 FY 2021 Biennium Total
FTES 8.6 8.3 8.5
GFS 2,896,000.0 3,096,000.0 5,992,000.0
Other 1,133,000.0 742,000.0 1,875,000.0
Totals 4,029,000.0 3,838,000.0 7,867,000.0
Expected Results

Arts organizations across the state provide quality arts programming, build organizational capacity, broaden outreach, and leverage other resources. State funding makes the arts more affordable and brings diverse cultural offerings to audiences statewide. Arts organizations contribute to the economic vitality of their communities and the state, attracting new business, and contributing to the local workforce, and tax base.

A003 - Public Art

Public art enhances state buildings and spaces, and encourages community dialogue and participation. The Arts Commission's Art in Public Places program has a mandated responsibility (RCW 43.46.090) to acquire and place artwork in publicly accessible places throughout Washington State. The State Art Collection includes 4,600 artworks acquired since 1974. Acquisition, stewardship, conservation, and education efforts are focused on preserving the state's investment, minimizing future maintenance needs, and ensuring the quality of the collection for future generations to experience.

FY 2020 FY 2021 Biennium Total
FTES 7.7 7.7 7.7
GFS 1,410,000.0 1,897,000.0 3,307,000.0
Other 18,000.0 18,000.0 36,000.0
Totals 1,428,000.0 1,915,000.0 3,343,000.0

001785 - # of artworks receiving conservation services

Biennium Period Actual Target
2019-21 Q1 21 25
2019-21 Q2 49 25
2019-21 Q3 58 25
2019-21 Q4 17 25
2019-21 Q5 21 25
2019-21 Q6 23 25
2019-21 Q7 51 25
2019-21 Q8 25 25
2021-23 Q1 149 25
2021-23 Q2 108 25
2021-23 Q3 86 25
2021-23 Q4 54 25
2021-23 Q5 88 25
2021-23 Q6 125 25
2021-23 Q7 180 25
2021-23 Q8 136 25
2023-25 Q1 142 25
2023-25 Q2 60 25
2023-25 Q3 0 25
2023-25 Q4 0 25
2023-25 Q5 0 25
2023-25 Q6 0 25
2023-25 Q7 0 25
2023-25 Q8 0 25

001786 - % of artwork acquistions rated good/excellent

Biennium Period Actual Target
2019-21 Q1 100% 100%
2019-21 Q2 100% 100%
2019-21 Q3 0% 100%
2019-21 Q4 0% 100%
2019-21 Q5 0% 100%
2019-21 Q6 0% 100%
2019-21 Q7 0% 100%
2019-21 Q8 0% 100%
2021-23 Q1 100% 100%
2021-23 Q2 100% 100%
2021-23 Q3 100% 100%
2021-23 Q4 100% 100%
2021-23 Q5 100% 100%
2021-23 Q6 100% 100%
2021-23 Q7 0% 100%
2021-23 Q8 0% 100%

001787 - % of artworks inventoried w/current condition and location

Biennium Period Actual Target
2019-21 A2 66% 90%
2019-21 A3 82% 90%
2021-23 A2 69% 90%
2021-23 A3 88% 90%
2023-25 A2 67% 90%
2023-25 A3 0% 90%

002943 - Percentage of the Collection needing conservation or restoration

Biennium Period Actual Target
2019-21 Q1 0% 17%
2019-21 Q2 0% 17%
2019-21 Q3 0% 17%
2019-21 Q4 0% 17%
2019-21 Q5 0% 17%
2019-21 Q6 0% 17%
2019-21 Q7 0% 17%
2019-21 Q8 0% 17%

002944 - The number of exterior artworks repaired or maintained.

Biennium Period Actual Target
2019-21 Q1 3 25
2019-21 Q2 2 25
2019-21 Q3 1 25
2019-21 Q4 0 25
2019-21 Q5 4 25
2019-21 Q6 3 25
2019-21 Q7 0 25
2019-21 Q8 0 25
2021-23 Q1 3 25
2021-23 Q2 0 25
2021-23 Q3 3 25
2021-23 Q4 0 25
2021-23 Q5 5 25
2021-23 Q6 6 25
2021-23 Q7 1 25
2021-23 Q8 10 25
2023-25 Q1 14 25
2023-25 Q2 1 25
2023-25 Q3 3 25
2023-25 Q4 18 25
2023-25 Q5 24 25
2023-25 Q6 0 25
2023-25 Q7 0 25
2023-25 Q8 0 25

002945 - The number of framed, two-dimentional artworks repaired or maintained.

Biennium Period Actual Target
2019-21 Q1 14 35
2019-21 Q2 14 35
2019-21 Q3 18 35
2019-21 Q4 1 35
2019-21 Q5 47 35
2019-21 Q6 2 35
2019-21 Q7 8 35
2019-21 Q8 4 35
2021-23 Q1 47 34
2021-23 Q2 0 34
2021-23 Q3 5 34
2021-23 Q4 17 34
2021-23 Q5 4 34
2021-23 Q6 36 34
2021-23 Q7 28 34
2021-23 Q8 31 34
2023-25 Q1 30 34
2023-25 Q2 17 34
2023-25 Q3 60 34
2023-25 Q4 67 34
2023-25 Q5 56 34
2023-25 Q6 0 34
2023-25 Q7 0 34
2023-25 Q8 0 34

002946 - The number of interior artworks repaired or maintained.

Biennium Period Actual Target
2019-21 Q1 4 57
2019-21 Q2 2 57
2019-21 Q3 6 57
2019-21 Q4 0 57
2019-21 Q5 0 57
2019-21 Q6 2 57
2019-21 Q7 14 57
2019-21 Q8 7 57
2021-23 Q1 16 60
2021-23 Q2 6 60
2021-23 Q3 5 60
2021-23 Q4 3 60
2021-23 Q5 7 60
2021-23 Q6 13 60
2021-23 Q7 14 60
2021-23 Q8 18 60
2023-25 Q1 24 60
2023-25 Q2 21 60
2023-25 Q3 38 60
2023-25 Q4 53 60
2023-25 Q5 40 60
2023-25 Q6 0 60
2023-25 Q7 0 60
2023-25 Q8 0 60

002947 - Percentage of partner agency requests for artwork assistance completed within 6 months.

Biennium Period Actual Target
2019-21 Q1 38% 100%
2019-21 Q2 46% 100%
2019-21 Q3 44% 100%
2019-21 Q4 91% 100%
2019-21 Q5 46% 100%
2019-21 Q6 57% 100%
2019-21 Q7 31% 100%
2019-21 Q8 30% 100%
2021-23 Q1 21% 100%
2021-23 Q2 17% 100%
2021-23 Q3 35% 100%
2021-23 Q4 63% 100%
2021-23 Q5 50% 100%
2021-23 Q6 81% 100%
2021-23 Q7 41% 100%
2021-23 Q8 43% 100%
2023-25 Q1 32% 100%
2023-25 Q2 70% 100%
2023-25 Q3 61% 100%
2023-25 Q4 0% 100%
2023-25 Q5 0% 100%
2023-25 Q6 0% 100%
2023-25 Q7 0% 100%
2023-25 Q8 0% 100%

A004 - Support the Arts as Basic Education

The agency invests in learning in, through, and about the arts for children, youth, and adults. The Arts Commission supports high quality and effective arts education programs for all K-12 students across the state through community-based arts learning partnerships. The arts improve student achievement and contribute to increased attendance, student leadership, and graduation rates. Arts education helps students develop 21st century skills such as creativity, critical thinking, creative problem solving, collaborative learning, interpersonal communication, and cultural awareness. Through Arts Commission investments, teachers and teaching artists receive training in the Essential Academic Learning Requirements (EALRs) in the Arts; they also learn to integrate the arts into other subject areas, and to improve student assessment techniques. The agency also invests in arts learning opportunities for adults including professional development for artists and arts leaders, workshops, convenings, and folk arts apprenticeships.

FY 2020 FY 2021 Biennium Total
FTES 5.1 5.5 5.3
GFS 1,322,000.0 1,648,000.0 2,970,000.0
Other 316,000.0 278,000.0 594,000.0
Totals 1,638,000.0 1,926,000.0 3,564,000.0
Expected Results

K-12 students across the state receive high quality instruction in the arts - dance, music, theatre, and visual arts - and reach higher levels of both academic and personal success. Students graduate from high school with 21st century skills. Overall school culture is enhanced, which helps energize and retain high quality school faculty and staff, as well as decreasing student drop-out rates. Classroom teachers and teaching artists improve their arts teaching techniques and their ability to connect working in the arts with the Washington State standards in the arts. Artists and arts leaders develop their skills and knowledge. Folk and traditional arts are taught to new generations of practitioners.

Improve workplace safety and fairness

Strategy: Improve workplace safety and fairness

Agency: 120 - Human Rights Commission

A002 - Civil Rights Complaint Resolutions

The mission of the Washington State Human Rights Commission is to enforce RCW 49.60, the Washington State Law Against Discrimination. The Commission works to eliminate and prevent discrimination throughout the state in employment; real estate transactions; credit and insurance transactions; and in places of public accommodation based on race; creed; color; national origin; sex; sexual orientation; gender identity; marital status; familial status; age; disability; and honorably discharged veterans or military status; HIV/AIDS and Hepatitis C status; the presence of any sensory, mental, or physical disability; use of a trained dog guide or service animal by a person with a disability; status as a mother breastfeeding her child; whistleblower retaliation of the following types: state employees, state hospital residents or employees, conveyances, Dept of Health, Healthcare, and DSHS Public Benefits; and retaliation for opposing an unfair practice. Administrative support provides the infrastructure to ensure that the core work of the agency can be done effectively and efficiently. The five Commission members, appointed by the Governor, engage in rule making, set overall agency policy direction, and approve all findings for complaints investigated by staff.

FY 2020 FY 2021 Biennium Total
FTES 47.7 51.1 49.4
GFS 4,948,000.0 5,161,000.0 10,109,000.0
Other 1,504,000.0 1,471,000.0 2,975,000.0
Totals 6,452,000.0 6,632,000.0 13,084,000.0

000328 - Percentage of cases closures completed within 180 days filed after July 1, 2005

Biennium Period Actual Target
2019-21 Q1 0% 0%
2019-21 Q2 0% 0%
2019-21 Q3 0% 0%
2019-21 Q4 0% 60%
2019-21 Q5 0% 0%
2019-21 Q6 0% 0%
2019-21 Q7 0% 0%
2019-21 Q8 0% 60%

A003 - Civil Rights Education and Outreach

The five Human Rights Commission members and staff work to prevent discrimination in employment, real estate, credit and insurance transactions, and in places of public accommodations through education, training, community forums, and respond to and help resolve controversial and sensitive human rights problems around the state.

FY 2020 FY 2021 Biennium Total
FTES 1.0 0.50
GFS 160,000.0 160,000.0
Other
Totals 160,000.0 160,000.0

000384 - Number of people trained on the Law Against Discrimination

Biennium Period Actual Target
2019-21 Q1 0 0
2019-21 Q2 0 0
2019-21 Q3 0 0
2019-21 Q4 0 1,250
2019-21 Q5 0 0
2019-21 Q6 0 0
2019-21 Q7 0 0
2019-21 Q8 0 1,250

000420 - Percentage of People who give high marks (4 or 5) on Training Evaluations

Biennium Period Actual Target
2019-21 Q1 0% 0%
2019-21 Q2 0% 0%
2019-21 Q3 0% 0%
2019-21 Q4 0% 68%
2019-21 Q5 0% 0%
2019-21 Q6 0% 0%
2019-21 Q7 0% 0%
2019-21 Q8 0% 68%

Manage mobility system demand and maximize operations

Strategy: Manage mobility system demand and maximize operations

Agency: 205 - Board of Pilotage Commissioners

A001 - Marine Pilot Regulation

The Board of Pilotage Commissioners is a regulatory board appointed by the Governor and confirmed by the Senate, consisting of nine part-time members and two full-time staff. Marine pilots are trained, tested, licensed, and regulated by the board in order to provide efficient compulsory pilotage services, maintain a safe marine environment, and develop and encourage waterborne commerce for Washington State. The board annually sets tariffs which a pilot must charge for pilotage services performed aboard vessels; adopts rules and regulations; and may take disciplinary action against pilots and/or vessel owners who violate state pilotage laws. (Pilotage Account-State)

FY 2020 FY 2021 Biennium Total
FTES 4.2 4.2 4.2
GFS
Other 1,774,000.0 1,803,000.0 3,577,000.0
Totals 1,774,000.0 1,803,000.0 3,577,000.0

000510 - Incidents

Biennium Period Actual Target
2019-21 Q1 0 0
2019-21 Q2 0 0
2019-21 Q3 0 0
2019-21 Q4 1 2
2019-21 Q5 0 0
2019-21 Q6 0 0
2019-21 Q7 0 0
2019-21 Q8 2 2
2021-23 Q1 0 0
2021-23 Q2 0 0
2021-23 Q3 0 0
2021-23 Q4 0 2
2021-23 Q5 0 0
2021-23 Q6 0 0
2021-23 Q7 0 0
2021-23 Q8 0 0
2023-25 Q1 0 0
2023-25 Q2 0 0
2023-25 Q3 0 0
2023-25 Q4 0 0
2023-25 Q5 0 0
2023-25 Q6 0 0
2023-25 Q7 0 0
2023-25 Q8 0 0

000515 - Near miss occurrences

Biennium Period Actual Target
2019-21 Q1 0 0
2019-21 Q2 0 0
2019-21 Q3 0 0
2019-21 Q4 5 2
2019-21 Q5 0 0
2019-21 Q6 0 0
2019-21 Q7 0 0
2019-21 Q8 7 2
2021-23 Q1 0 0
2021-23 Q2 0 0
2021-23 Q3 0 0
2021-23 Q4 16 2
2021-23 Q5 0 0
2021-23 Q6 0 0
2021-23 Q7 0 0
2021-23 Q8 0 0

000517 - Number of licensed Pilots

Biennium Period Actual Target
2019-21 Q1 0 0
2019-21 Q2 0 0
2019-21 Q3 0 0
2019-21 Q4 59 57
2019-21 Q5 0 0
2019-21 Q6 0 0
2019-21 Q7 0 0
2019-21 Q8 59 57

Enhance mobility system quality and service

Strategy: Enhance mobility system quality and service

Agency: 405 - Department of Transportation

B001 - Tolling Maintenance and Preservation

This activity provides statewide toll facility maintenance and preservation of the Tacoma Narrows Bridge, Interstate 405 and State Route 167, State Route 520, and State Route 99.

FY 2020 FY 2021 Biennium Total
FTES 4.0 4.0 4.0
GFS
Other 3,269,000.0 3,747,000.0 7,016,000.0
Totals 3,269,000.0 3,747,000.0 7,016,000.0
Expected Results

To improve the predictable movement of goods and people throughout the system.

B002 - Tolling Operations

This activity is responsible for current and future statewide toll collection operations, including toll account management, customer service, and toll payment enforcement in order to safeguard state assets. The activity manages the quality and efficiency of toll operations for state transportation facilities financed through direct user fees or tolls. Toll Operations is responsible to forecast and analyze traffic, revenue, operations, and maintenance costs for recommending toll schedule adjustments to the toll setting authority. It also provides statewide tolling operations, which currently include the Tacoma Narrows Bridge, Interstate 405 and State Route 167, State Route 520, and State Route 99.

FY 2020 FY 2021 Biennium Total
FTES 47.8 58.1 53.0
GFS
Other 74,244,000.0 72,772,000.0 147,016,000.0
Totals 74,244,000.0 72,772,000.0 147,016,000.0
Expected Results

To improve the predictable movement of goods and people throughout the system.

C001 - Implementing Systems

This activity provides management of the department's information technology systems’ architecture and security environments for enterprise business applications.  It also includes project management knowledge and expertise, project planning, project execution, project coordination, and oversight of enterprise technology projects.

FY 2020 FY 2021 Biennium Total
FTES 53.0 53.0 53.0
GFS
Other 13,092,000.0 12,226,000.0 25,318,000.0
Totals 13,092,000.0 12,226,000.0 25,318,000.0
Expected Results

To continuously improve the quality, effectiveness, safety, and efficiency of the transportation system.

C002 - Region Services

This activity provides operational coordination of distributed technologies across the department statewide.  This coordination supports geographically dispersed business units, including the department's six regional locations and the Washington State Ferries that require on-site technology, operational support, and services.  These dispersed technology groups also serve the department's more remote locations such as maintenance shops and highway construction project offices.

FY 2020 FY 2021 Biennium Total
FTES 145.0 145.0 145.0
GFS
Other 25,539,000.0 26,859,000.0 52,398,000.0
Totals 25,539,000.0 26,859,000.0 52,398,000.0
Expected Results

To continuously improve the quality, effectiveness, safety, and efficiency of the transportation system.

C003 - Systems Maintenance

This activity provides management and support services for the enterprise mainframe operations, server operations, network infrastructure, data management, enterprise software licensing, desktop and laptop lifecycle replacements, and support and maintenance of enterprise business applications. It also includes cybersecurity operations.

FY 2020 FY 2021 Biennium Total
FTES 34.5 37.7 36.1
GFS
Other 26,997,000.0 28,404,000.0 55,401,000.0
Totals 26,997,000.0 28,404,000.0 55,401,000.0
Expected Results

To continuously improve the quality, effectiveness, safety, and efficiency of the transportation system.

D001 - Capital Facilities Maintenance and Operation

This activity operates, maintains, and is responsible for capital improvements and preservation of 968 department owned buildings and structures at 279 separate sites across the state. Sites include region headquarters, maintenance shops, project engineer offices, laboratories, materials storage sites, communication sites, pits, quarries, and stock pile storage areas.

FY 2020 FY 2021 Biennium Total
FTES 101.0 105.4 103.2
GFS
Other 22,322,000.0 22,149,000.0 44,471,000.0
Totals 22,322,000.0 22,149,000.0 44,471,000.0

001870 - Percent of capital facilities in fair or better condition

Biennium Period Actual Target
2021-23 A2 0% 0%
2021-23 A3 5% 0%

D00C - Capital Facilities Capital Improvements

This activity includes replacement, preservation, and improvements to the department's buildings and related sites. It focuses on providing a safe and efficient work environment by preserving the department's assets. The activity also performs preservation projects such life safety issues, building code compliance issues, ADA concerns, HVAC repairs and replacements, roof replacements, site environmental cleanups, and other code compliance requirements for facilities.

FY 2020 FY 2021 Biennium Total
FTES 7.5 7.5 7.5
GFS
Other 21,573,000.0 21,582,000.0 43,155,000.0
Totals 21,573,000.0 21,582,000.0 43,155,000.0

001870 - Percent of capital facilities in fair or better condition

Biennium Period Actual Target
2021-23 A2 0% 0%
2021-23 A3 5% 0%

E001 - Transportation Equipment Fund Fuel Operations

This activity includes services by the Transportation Equipment Fund that owns, operates, and maintains 126 vehicle fuel stations throughout the state, which provide fuel to the Department of Transportation, State Patrol, and approximately 100 other governmental agencies. This includes ensuring 24-hour access to fuel during regular operations as well as during inclement weather, earthquakes, or other emergencies.

FY 2020 FY 2021 Biennium Total
FTES
GFS
Other 26,182,000.0 26,475,000.0 52,657,000.0
Totals 26,182,000.0 26,475,000.0 52,657,000.0

001871 - Gallons of Fuel Used by Agency

Biennium Period Actual Target
2021-23 Q1 0 0
2021-23 Q2 0 0
2021-23 Q3 0 0
2021-23 Q4 0 0
2021-23 Q5 0 0
2021-23 Q6 495,666 0
2021-23 Q7 0 0
2021-23 Q8 0 0

E002 - Transportation Equipment Fund Equipment Operations

This activity includes services by the Transportation Equipment Fund that provide mission critical vehicles and equipment to agency programs so that they can accomplish their missions, such as emergency response, snow and ice removal, roadway maintenance, bridge maintenance, field engineering, traffic control, highway construction, and responding to natural disasters. It also includes the costs of equipment replacement, maintenance and repair, fleet management, logistical support, equipment disposal, and inventory management.

FY 2020 FY 2021 Biennium Total
FTES 208.9 209.7 209.3
GFS
Other 65,039,000.0 65,002,000.0 130,041,000.0
Totals 65,039,000.0 65,002,000.0 130,041,000.0

001871 - Gallons of Fuel Used by Agency

Biennium Period Actual Target
2021-23 Q1 0 0
2021-23 Q2 0 0
2021-23 Q3 0 0
2021-23 Q4 0 0
2021-23 Q5 0 0
2021-23 Q6 495,666 0
2021-23 Q7 0 0
2021-23 Q8 0 0

F001 - Aviation Planning, Operations, and Airport Investment

This activity preserves and fosters the development of aeronautics and the state’s aviation system of 133 public use airports, promotes the benefits of airports, advocates for aviation safety, provides air search and rescue, and manages state airports. Activities include the airport aid grant and loan programs, aviation system and land use planning, air search and rescue operations, aviation emergency services planning, aircraft registration, and maintenance of 15 state-operated airports, seven of which are owned by the state. State grants, loan opportunities and technical assistance are provided to public use airports for infrastructure preservation and improvements, planning, safety, and security. The grant program relies on data obtained and prioritized by the Statewide Capital Improvement Program to inform grant awards.

FY 2020 FY 2021 Biennium Total
FTES 13.3 13.9 13.6
GFS
Other 12,823,000.0 10,265,000.0 23,088,000.0
Totals 12,823,000.0 10,265,000.0 23,088,000.0

001872 - Percent of paved airport runway surfaces that are in fair or better condition

Biennium Period Actual Target
2021-23 A2 80% 0%
2021-23 A3 87% 0%

H001 - Program Delivery Management and Support

The Program Delivery, Management, and Support program includes the essential functions and activities needed to implement the highway construction program. The program includes executive management and support at headquarters and in the six regions. These executive management and support services reflect core functions necessary for program delivery regardless of the size of the highway construction program. It also includes the regions’ administrative services. The department’s Environmental Services Office resides in this program.

FY 2020 FY 2021 Biennium Total
FTES 146.0 153.8 149.9
GFS
Other 21,173,000.0 22,074,000.0 43,247,000.0
Totals 21,173,000.0 22,074,000.0 43,247,000.0
Expected Results

To continuously improve the quality, effectiveness, and efficiency of the transportation system.

H002 - Environmental Services

This activity provides technical, policy, and regulatory support to project teams and offices. Key objectives are minimizing impacts to air, land, and water; protecting biological resources; protecting cultural resources; improving and streamlining environmental documentation; and improving regulatory coordination and compliance. Activities include supporting the department’s fish passage commitments and sustainable transportation objectives, obtaining statewide environmental approvals and permits , setting environmental compliance expectations and improvements, implementing WSDOT's stormwater permit, maintaining statewide environmental procedures, and providing statewide environmental leadership and issue resolution. This activity involves close coordination with external groups and governments that have environmental interests related to transportation.

FY 2020 FY 2021 Biennium Total
FTES 105.7 111.4 108.6
GFS
Other 13,337,000.0 13,843,000.0 27,180,000.0
Totals 13,337,000.0 13,843,000.0 27,180,000.0
Expected Results

To continuously improve the quality, effectiveness, and efficiency of the transportation system.

I0C1 - Mobility Improvements

This activity funds projects that increase highway capacity at strategic locations, with the long term goal of reducing congestion, increasing mobility, and funding urban bike lane connections. Examples include completing the High Occupancy Vehicle (HOV) lane system in the Puget Sound Region, improving the level of service on rural highways, and mitigating congestion on urban highways in cooperation with local and regional jurisdictions.

FY 2020 FY 2021 Biennium Total
FTES 722.5 722.5 722.5
GFS
Other 1,592,832,000.0 1,593,753,000.0 3,186,585,000.0
Totals 1,592,832,000.0 1,593,753,000.0 3,186,585,000.0
Expected Results

To improve the predictable movement of goods and people through the system.

I0C2 - Safety Improvements

This activity funds projects for collision reduction and prevention to improve the safety and security of transportation customers and the transportation system. Examples include correcting deficiencies in high accident locations, corridors, and pedestrian crossings; making improvements at potentially hazardous locations; addressing roadway intersections; and including railroad crossings on multi-lane highways.

FY 2020 FY 2021 Biennium Total
FTES 112.9 112.9 112.9
GFS
Other 73,431,000.0 73,550,000.0 146,981,000.0
Totals 73,431,000.0 73,550,000.0 146,981,000.0
Expected Results

To improve the predictable movement of goods and people through the system.

I0C3 - Other Improvements

Provides for state highway system improvements that contribute direct economic benefits, enhancing the movement of people and goods to ensure a prosperous economy. Examples include strengthening highways where travel is restricted due to freeze-thaw closures, improving bridges and overpasses that have height or weight restrictions, constructing truck climbing lanes, and constructing new safety rest areas.

FY 2020 FY 2021 Biennium Total
FTES 50.7 50.7 50.7
GFS
Other 87,283,000.0 87,341,000.0 174,624,000.0
Totals 87,283,000.0 87,341,000.0 174,624,000.0
Expected Results

To improve the predictable movement of goods and people through the system.

I0C4 - Environmental Improvements

This activity provides funding to correct or reduce environmental impacts from existing highway systems to meet environmental requirements that have emerged since the highways were built. Examples include addressing highway storm water runoff, removing fish passage barriers that are caused by the highway, and reducing public exposure to noise by constructing noise abatement walls along highways.

FY 2020 FY 2021 Biennium Total
FTES 450.9 450.9 450.9
GFS
Other 678,157,000.0 678,697,000.0 1,356,854,000.0
Totals 678,157,000.0 678,697,000.0 1,356,854,000.0

001878 - Number of fish passage barriers fixed

Biennium Period Actual Target
2021-23 A2 390 2,086
2021-23 A3 0 0
2023-25 A2 420 2,074
2023-25 A3 0 0

001879 - Number of miles of stream habitat opened

Biennium Period Actual Target
2021-23 A2 1,295 0
2021-23 A3 0 0
2023-25 A2 1,326 0
2023-25 A3 0 0

001880 - Number of stormwater facilities retrofitted or constructed

Biennium Period Actual Target
2021-23 A2 88 0
2021-23 A3 25 0
2023-25 A2 135 0
2023-25 A3 0 0

K001 - Public Private Partnerships

This activity explores and cultivates opportunities to create public and private sector partnerships that can help advance transportation projects, programs, and policies. This is accomplished by the following: 1) analysis and assessment of new ideas and possibilities for achieving transportation goals; 2) consulting with and advising agency administrators, project engineers, and elected or appointed officials who seek innovative solutions for transportation issues; 3) assisting businesses that have expertise or resources that the department may need, by explaining state laws, policies and programs, and helping them find a way to do business with the department; and 4) assisting in the development of a project once the value to be gained has been demonstrated. This activity includes a pilot program that supports the construction of Transit Oriented Development facilities, where appropriate on department owned Right of Way. In addition, this activity includes programs to deploy electric vehicle charging and hydrogen refueling infrastructure, supported by private financing, to advance the adoption and use of zero emission vehicles.

FY 2020 FY 2021 Biennium Total
FTES 4.8 11.1 8.0
GFS
Other 114,996,000.0 115,011,000.0 230,007,000.0
Totals 114,996,000.0 115,011,000.0 230,007,000.0
Expected Results

To continually improve the quality, effectiveness, and efficiency of the transportation system.

M100 - Maintenance Management and Support

All expenditures related to managing maintenance of highways that cannot be readily distributed to specific maintenance projects or control sections. Limited to allocations, expenditures including salaries, wages, fringe benefits, travel expenses, materials, supplies, and other expenses incurred by headquarters and certain region positions.

FY 2020 FY 2021 Biennium Total
FTES 135.0 135.0 135.0
GFS
Other 21,304,000.0 21,433,000.0 42,737,000.0
Totals 21,304,000.0 21,433,000.0 42,737,000.0
Expected Results

To maintain, preserve, and extend the life and utility of prior investments in transportation systems and services.

M200 - Maintenance – On State System

The Maintenance-On State Highway subprogram includes the essential functions and activities needed to implement the highway maintenance and operations for state highways, bridges, operated traffic signal systems. In addition, the program maintains 47 safety rest areas year-round and keeps open ten major mountain passes throughout the winter months. Highway Maintenance Operations must also prepare for and respond to weather-related events including wildfires, snow and ice, storms, or other emergencies including traffic-related events.

FY 2020 FY 2021 Biennium Total
FTES 1,468.1 1,476.9 1,472.5
GFS
Other 293,722,000.0 295,570,000.0 589,292,000.0
Totals 293,722,000.0 295,570,000.0 589,292,000.0
Expected Results

To maintain, preserve, and extend the life and utility of prior investments in transportation systems and services.

M300 - Maintenance – Sales and Services to Others

Supports reimbursable maintenance of streets, roads, and other services provided to cities, counties, and other local entities.

FY 2020 FY 2021 Biennium Total
FTES 11.0 11.0 11.0
GFS
Other 77,000.0 88,000.0 165,000.0
Totals 77,000.0 88,000.0 165,000.0
Expected Results

To maintain, preserve, and extend the life and utility of prior investments in transportation systems and services.

M500 - Inventory and Stores Administration

Supports acquisition and administration of stores and stockpile activities. Significant items are signs, traffic signal parts, illumination parts, engineering supplies, pits, and processed mineral aggregates in stockpiles.

FY 2020 FY 2021 Biennium Total
FTES 15.0 15.0 15.0
GFS
Other 3,309,000.0 3,323,000.0 6,632,000.0
Totals 3,309,000.0 3,323,000.0 6,632,000.0
Expected Results

To maintain, preserve, and extend the life and utility of prior investments in transportation systems and services.

M600 - Undistributed Costs – Inventory Suspense

Supports material production and storage sites for beginning and ending inventory activities. Significant items are manufacturing materials in progress and sign manufacturing.

FY 2020 FY 2021 Biennium Total
FTES 3.5 3.5 3.5
GFS
Other 24,000.0 28,000.0 52,000.0
Totals 24,000.0 28,000.0 52,000.0
Expected Results

To maintain, preserve, and extend the life and utility of prior investments in transportation systems and services.

P0C1 - Highway Preservation

This activity provides funds to preserve, replace, rehabilitate, and extend the life of state owned roadways. Projects include chips sealing, asphalt overlays, and concrete replacement and other strategic preservation activities that restore or extend the life of the roadway surface. It also restores basic safety features associated with the roadway.

FY 2020 FY 2021 Biennium Total
FTES 381.8 381.8 381.8
GFS
Other 254,625,000.0 254,994,000.0 509,619,000.0
Totals 254,625,000.0 254,994,000.0 509,619,000.0

001882 - Percent of highway pavement in fair or better condition

Biennium Period Actual Target
2021-23 A2 92% 90%
2021-23 A3 90% 90%
2023-25 A2 0% 0%
2023-25 A3 0% 0%

001883 - Percent of state bridges in fair or better condition

Biennium Period Actual Target
2021-23 A2 93% 90%
2021-23 A3 93% 90%
2023-25 A2 92% 90%
2023-25 A3 0% 0%

P0C3 - Other Preservation

This activity funds the preservation of other facilities and highway features for which the department is responsible, such as basic safety features, rest areas and weigh stations. Projects include rehabilitating drainage systems, stabilizing slopes, restoring safety features related to preservation of paving and bridge structures, and refurbishing existing rest areas and weigh stations to extend their service life.

FY 2020 FY 2021 Biennium Total
FTES 168.7 168.7 168.7
GFS
Other 82,079,000.0 82,240,000.0 164,319,000.0
Totals 82,079,000.0 82,240,000.0 164,319,000.0

001884 - Percent of safety rest areas in fair or better condition

Biennium Period Actual Target
2021-23 A2 0% 0%
2021-23 A3 0% 0%

Q001 - Traffic Operations Mobility and Safety Services

This activity is directed at maximizing highway transportation system efficiency, and working toward ensuring the safe use and operation of the highway system. The activity includes, but is not limited to, the following: traffic management centers; high occupancy vehicle operation and analysis; express lane and ramp meter operation and analysis; commercial vehicle information systems and networks; traffic signal operations; 511 traveler information; outdoor advertising control; radio operations; and safety investigations and responding to public concerns.

FY 2020 FY 2021 Biennium Total
FTES 201.0 205.3 203.2
GFS
Other 40,991,000.0 44,495,000.0 85,486,000.0
Totals 40,991,000.0 44,495,000.0 85,486,000.0
Expected Results

To improve the predictable movement of goods and people throughout the system.

Q002 - Incident Response

This activity minimizes the traffic impact of disabled vehicles, collisions, and other roadway incidents through early detection and quick clearance. Its main function is clearing roads and helping drivers to restore the normal flow of traffic as safely and quickly as possible. The activity also maintains operational readiness to respond to and expedite the safe clearance of major traffic incidents in cooperation and coordination with other responding entities under the National Incident Traffic Management System.

FY 2020 FY 2021 Biennium Total
FTES 58.0 58.0 58.0
GFS
Other 8,542,000.0 8,609,000.0 17,151,000.0
Totals 8,542,000.0 8,609,000.0 17,151,000.0

001886 - Average clearance times for major incidents lasting longer than 90 minutes

Biennium Period Actual Target
2021-23 Q1 179 0
2021-23 Q2 169 0
2021-23 Q3 184 0
2021-23 Q4 163 0
2021-23 Q5 180 0
2021-23 Q6 176 0
2021-23 Q7 167 0
2021-23 Q8 193 0
2023-25 Q1 183 0
2023-25 Q2 175 0
2023-25 Q3 181 0
2023-25 Q4 178 0
2023-25 Q5 187 0
2023-25 Q6 0 0
2023-25 Q7 0 0
2023-25 Q8 0 0

Q003 - Low Cost Enhancements

This activity includes low cost/high return projects that can be implemented quickly to improve the operational safety or reduce congestion on the highway system. Projects generally target problem areas identified in either the priority programming process, or by constituents, or elected officials. This activity can also be used to respond quickly to emerging issues related to roadway safety. Typical projects include: traffic control signing improvements; roadway striping, rumble strip installation or other road marking improvements; installation or improvement of traffic signals or other electronic devices; and roadway access control through channelization or lane reconfiguration.

FY 2020 FY 2021 Biennium Total
FTES 14.0 14.0 14.0
GFS
Other 4,029,000.0 4,032,000.0 8,061,000.0
Totals 4,029,000.0 4,032,000.0 8,061,000.0
Expected Results

To improve the predictable movement of goods and people throughout the system.

Q00C - Traffic Operations Capital Construction

This activity constructs Intelligent Transportation System (ITS) projects that improve traveler information and provide safety and congestion relief to the traveling public by applying advanced technology to the transportation system. Typical capital projects include: traffic cameras; variable message signs; highway advisory radios; road/weather information systems; ramp meters; traffic data collectors; and traffic management centers.

FY 2020 FY 2021 Biennium Total
FTES 10.3 10.3 10.3
GFS
Other 12,043,000.0 12,054,000.0 24,097,000.0
Totals 12,043,000.0 12,054,000.0 24,097,000.0
Expected Results

To improve the predictable movement of goods and people through the system.

S001 - Transportation Management and Support

This activity provides agency-wide executive management and support service functions. The functions funded in this program benefit the whole organization; they cannot easily be tied to any one product produced by the department but, instead, support all product and service delivery.

FY 2020 FY 2021 Biennium Total
FTES 206.9 211.9 209.4
GFS
Other 48,916,000.0 48,634,000.0 97,550,000.0
Totals 48,916,000.0 48,634,000.0 97,550,000.0
Expected Results

To continuously improve the quality, effectiveness, and efficiency of the transportation system.

T001 - Transportation Planning, Data, and Research

This activity supports planning functions within the Multimodal Planning Division, as well as Active Transportation, Management of Mobility and Access, Connected and Automated Transportation, Washington State Ferries planning, Capital Program Development and Management, Freight Systems, Public Transportation, Research, Strategic Assessment and planning units within WSDOT Regions. Federal funds for the State Planning and Research (SPR), provides the data, information, analysis, plans, and research needed by decision makers when making transportation system investment decisions. Units supported by SPR funds collaborate with local governments, regional transportation planning organizations, other state agencies, tribal transportation planners, and federal transportation agencies, to make efficient use of resources as well as provide an integrated transportation system that supports our communities, economy, and environment. Work conducted includes: • Statewide and regional multimodal transportation planning; • Self-initiated and legislatively requested corridor studies; • Data activities including the collection and analysis of roadway characteristics and conditions, traffic, bike and pedestrian volumes, vehicle speeds and traffic crashes; • Mapping and Geographic Information System services; • Research activities concerning construction and materials, traffic management, environment, design and safety, bridges and structures, security, maintenance, and multimodal transportation. The Multimodal Planning Division oversees federal (PL) pass through and state appropriated funds distributed directly to federal designated Metropolitan Planning Organizations (MPO) and state Regional Transportation Planning Organizations (RTPO) respectively.

FY 2020 FY 2021 Biennium Total
FTES 183.8 198.1 191.0
GFS
Other 43,221,000.0 45,569,000.0 88,790,000.0
Totals 43,221,000.0 45,569,000.0 88,790,000.0
Expected Results

To continuously improve the quality, effectiveness, and efficiency of the transportation system.

V001 - Provide Rural and Special Needs Transportation Services

This activity administers state and federal grants awarded to public and private transportation organizations serving rural communities, the elderly, and persons with disabilities and provides the overall administration, policy development, and reporting for public transportation programs. Staff is responsible for planning and providing technical assistance to public and private transportation organizations, including transit agencies and local jurisdictions. Staff also provide support for improved coordination of transportation throughout the state.

FY 2020 FY 2021 Biennium Total
FTES 10.9 10.9 10.9
GFS
Other 91,952,000.0 91,956,000.0 183,908,000.0
Totals 91,952,000.0 91,956,000.0 183,908,000.0
Expected Results

To improve the predictable movement of goods and people throughout the system.

V002 - Trips with Public Transportation Choices

This activity administers a competitive grant process to fund projects that maximize and increase the efficiency of transportation corridors, working statewide to improve connections and integrate public transportation and highway systems. State and federal grants are awarded to public transportation organizations, local jurisdictions, and major employers for public transportation projects focused on trip reduction, ridesharing, and vanpooling. Staff is responsible for administering the statewide Commute Trip Reduction program and its distribution of funds, as well as a vanpool grant program for public transit agencies to add vanpool vehicles to their fleet. Staff also provides technical assistance, coordination, trip reduction strategies, and educational materials to the public, the department's regional offices, local and regional jurisdictions, and public transportation providers. These efforts support statewide programs to reduce single-occupancy vehicle use and vehicle miles traveled. This activity also includes the statewide oversight of safety and security functions for local rail transit systems.

FY 2020 FY 2021 Biennium Total
FTES 16.7 20.9 18.8
GFS
Other 108,673,000.0 108,681,000.0 217,354,000.0
Totals 108,673,000.0 108,681,000.0 217,354,000.0
Expected Results

To improve the predictable movement of goods and people throughout the system.

W1C3 - Ferry Preservation - Terminals

This activity supports the statewide mobility of people, goods, and services by preserving ferry system terminals that facilitate users of the transportation system moving between marine and land modes of travel. A terminal capital preservation project extends the life of an existing facility without significantly changing its use. Its focus is refurbishment or replacement of the systems making up the terminal that have reached the end of their life cycles. Examples of these systems include trestles, towers, transfer spans, bridge seats, dolphins, wingwalls, buildings, vehicle holding areas, utility infrastructure, and toll booths.

FY 2020 FY 2021 Biennium Total
FTES 47.7 41.0 44.4
GFS
Other 51,863,000.0 61,973,000.0 113,836,000.0
Totals 51,863,000.0 61,973,000.0 113,836,000.0

001891 - Percent of ferry terminal assets in SOGR

Biennium Period Actual Target
2021-23 A2 94% 0%
2021-23 A3 93% 0%

W1C4 - Ferry Improvements - Terminals

This activity supports the statewide mobility of people, goods, and services by building new terminals, increasing existing terminal throughput capacity and connectivity to other modes of travel, improving terminal conditions, accommodating changes in service or clientele, promoting efficient and effective operation of the ferry system, achieving cost savings and generating new revenue, protecting the environment, securing system resiliency, ensuring the safety of people and property, and responding to emergencies. Examples of this type of activity include building a new multimodal terminal, adding a new operating slip to facilitate more vessel landings and sailings, expanding vehicle holding lanes, building a pedestrian bridge from the ferry terminal to a commuter rail station, building a food court inside a terminal building, replanting eel grass displaced by expansion of a terminal's footprint, and implementing safety systems either voluntarily or in accordance with regulatory agency mandates.

FY 2020 FY 2021 Biennium Total
FTES 57.3 64.0 60.7
GFS
Other 64,747,000.0 92,153,000.0 156,900,000.0
Totals 64,747,000.0 92,153,000.0 156,900,000.0

001892 - Percent of major ferry terminal improvement projects completed on time

Biennium Period Actual Target
2021-23 Q1 0% 0%
2021-23 Q2 0% 0%
2021-23 Q3 0% 0%
2021-23 Q4 100% 90%
2021-23 Q5 0% 0%
2021-23 Q6 0% 0%
2021-23 Q7 0% 0%
2021-23 Q8 0% 90%

001893 - Percent of major ferry terminal improvements completed on budget

Biennium Period Actual Target
2021-23 Q1 0% 0%
2021-23 Q2 0% 0%
2021-23 Q3 0% 0%
2021-23 Q4 100% 90%
2021-23 Q5 0% 0%
2021-23 Q6 0% 0%
2021-23 Q7 0% 0%
2021-23 Q8 100% 90%

W2C3 - Ferry Preservation - Vessels

This activity supports the statewide mobility of people, goods, and services by preserving the systems that comprise the vessels that provide the public with marine transportation services. A vessel preservation project refurbishes or replaces the systems making up the vessel that have reached the end of their life cycles. This type of investment extends the lives of existing vessel systems without significantly changing their uses. Examples of these systems include the hull, engines, propulsion controls, sprinkler piping, radars, auto decks, and passenger spaces.

FY 2020 FY 2021 Biennium Total
FTES 20.7 29.0 24.9
GFS
Other 130,298,000.0 51,181,000.0 181,479,000.0
Totals 130,298,000.0 51,181,000.0 181,479,000.0

001894 - Percent of vessel systems in SOGR

Biennium Period Actual Target
2021-23 A2 13% 0%
2021-23 A3 0% 0%

W2C4 - Ferry Improvements - Vessels

This activity supports the statewide mobility of people and services by acquiring new hybrid-electric vessels either to replace retiring vessels or to increase the carrying capacity of the fleet, converting existing vessels to hybrid-electric propulsion, expanding the capacity of existing vessels, improving vessel conditions, accommodating changes in service or clientele, promoting efficient and effective operation of the ferry system, achieving cost savings and generating new revenue, protecting the environment, ensuring the safety of people and property, and responding to emergencies. Examples of this type of activity include new hybrid electric vessel construction, installation of fuel consumption equipment to facilitate greater fuel economy, generating revenue through advertising, and implementing safety systems either voluntarily or in accordance with regulatory agency mandates.

FY 2020 FY 2021 Biennium Total
FTES 38.3 30.0 34.2
GFS
Other 102,811,000.0 144,565,000.0 247,376,000.0
Totals 102,811,000.0 144,565,000.0 247,376,000.0

001895 - Percent of major ferry vessel construction and improvement projects completed on time

Biennium Period Actual Target
2021-23 Q1 0% 0%
2021-23 Q2 0% 0%
2021-23 Q3 0% 0%
2021-23 Q4 100% 75%
2021-23 Q5 0% 0%
2021-23 Q6 0% 0%
2021-23 Q7 0% 0%
2021-23 Q8 100% 75%

001896 - Percent of major ferry vessel construction and improvement projects completed on budget

Biennium Period Actual Target
2021-23 Q1 0% 0%
2021-23 Q2 0% 0%
2021-23 Q3 0% 0%
2021-23 Q4 50% 75%
2021-23 Q5 0% 75%
2021-23 Q6 0% 75%
2021-23 Q7 0% 0%
2021-23 Q8 75% 75%

X101 - Ferry Operations - Vessels

This activity directly supports the legislatively-approved service schedule and service hours for the ferry system. It includes labor, fuel, and materials for deck and engine operations of the fleet.

FY 2020 FY 2021 Biennium Total
FTES 1,197.8 1,379.9 1,288.9
GFS
Other 274,412,000.0 273,756,000.0 548,168,000.0
Totals 274,412,000.0 273,756,000.0 548,168,000.0

001897 - Number of ferry passengers served

Biennium Period Actual Target
2021-23 Q1 3,138,444 3,860,288
2021-23 Q2 4,799,472 5,406,051
2021-23 Q3 5,717,855 5,937,144
2021-23 Q4 3,624,163 4,375,248
2021-23 Q5 3,264,068 4,141,272
2021-23 Q6 4,550,017 5,553,793
2021-23 Q7 5,560,755 6,042,245
2021-23 Q8 3,999,402 4,295,086

001898 - Percent of ferry trips departing on time

Biennium Period Actual Target
2021-23 Q1 82% 95%
2021-23 Q2 89% 95%
2021-23 Q3 89% 95%
2021-23 Q4 82% 95%
2021-23 Q5 75% 95%
2021-23 Q6 90% 95%
2021-23 Q7 90% 95%
2021-23 Q8 82% 95%
2023-25 Q1 76% 95%
2023-25 Q2 86% 95%
2023-25 Q3 88% 95%
2023-25 Q4 79% 95%
2023-25 Q5 0% 0%
2023-25 Q6 0% 0%
2023-25 Q7 0% 0%
2023-25 Q8 0% 0%

X201 - Ferry Operations - Terminals

This activity directly supports the legislatively approved service schedule and service hours for the ferry system. It includes labor and materials for terminal operations, revenue collection costs, traffic control costs and costs for contracted terminal agents in the San Juan Islands and at Sidney, British Columbia..

FY 2020 FY 2021 Biennium Total
FTES 380.6 377.8 379.2
GFS
Other 56,091,000.0 58,090,000.0 114,181,000.0
Totals 56,091,000.0 58,090,000.0 114,181,000.0

001897 - Number of ferry passengers served

Biennium Period Actual Target
2021-23 Q1 3,138,444 3,860,288
2021-23 Q2 4,799,472 5,406,051
2021-23 Q3 5,717,855 5,937,144
2021-23 Q4 3,624,163 4,375,248
2021-23 Q5 3,264,068 4,141,272
2021-23 Q6 4,550,017 5,553,793
2021-23 Q7 5,560,755 6,042,245
2021-23 Q8 3,999,402 4,295,086

001898 - Percent of ferry trips departing on time

Biennium Period Actual Target
2021-23 Q1 82% 95%
2021-23 Q2 89% 95%
2021-23 Q3 89% 95%
2021-23 Q4 82% 95%
2021-23 Q5 75% 95%
2021-23 Q6 90% 95%
2021-23 Q7 90% 95%
2021-23 Q8 82% 95%
2023-25 Q1 76% 95%
2023-25 Q2 86% 95%
2023-25 Q3 88% 95%
2023-25 Q4 79% 95%
2023-25 Q5 0% 0%
2023-25 Q6 0% 0%
2023-25 Q7 0% 0%
2023-25 Q8 0% 0%

X401 - Ferry Maintenance - Vessels

This activity includes labor, materials, repair contracts, and miscellaneous costs associated with vessel maintenance. It also includes the labor costs for engine room crews when vessels are in maintenance or lay-up status. Vessel maintenance is accomplished by Washington State Ferries at its dedicated maintenance facility at Eagle Harbor. Larger vessel maintenance contracts and drydockings are performed at commercial shipyards around Puget Sound.

FY 2020 FY 2021 Biennium Total
FTES 194.8 214.4 204.6
GFS
Other 45,452,000.0 61,139,000.0 106,591,000.0
Totals 45,452,000.0 61,139,000.0 106,591,000.0

001894 - Percent of vessel systems in SOGR

Biennium Period Actual Target
2021-23 A2 13% 0%
2021-23 A3 0% 0%

X601 - Ferry Maintenance - Terminals

This activity includes labor, materials, repair contracts, and miscellaneous costs associated with terminal maintenance. Terminal maintenance includes routine asset maintenance and inspection performed by Eagle Harbor maintenance facility staff, and contracted maintenance for major maintenance needs.

FY 2020 FY 2021 Biennium Total
FTES 76.2 76.6 76.4
GFS
Other 14,768,000.0 16,047,000.0 30,815,000.0
Totals 14,768,000.0 16,047,000.0 30,815,000.0

001891 - Percent of ferry terminal assets in SOGR

Biennium Period Actual Target
2021-23 A2 94% 0%
2021-23 A3 93% 0%

Y001 - Rail Passenger and Freight Operations

This activity is responsible for funding, planning, and implementing rail passenger service; supporting operation of state sponsored service between Vancouver, British Columbia and Portland, Oregon; maintaining railroad infrastructure and state owned equipment used for state-sponsored operations.

FY 2020 FY 2021 Biennium Total
FTES 13.8 16.1 15.0
GFS
Other 43,625,000.0 43,083,000.0 86,708,000.0
Totals 43,625,000.0 43,083,000.0 86,708,000.0
Expected Results

To improve the predictable movement of people throughout the system.

Y0C4 - Rail Passenger Capital

This activity funds capital investments in the passenger rail program, including track improvements, and acquisition of passenger train equipment.

FY 2020 FY 2021 Biennium Total
FTES 1.0 1.0 1.0
GFS
Other 38,252,000.0 38,176,000.0 76,428,000.0
Totals 38,252,000.0 38,176,000.0 76,428,000.0
Expected Results

To improve the predictable movement of people throughout the system.

Y0C5 - Rail Freight Projects

This activity analyzes conditions, trends, light density rail issues, and potential needs of Washington's freight rail system; oversees operations of state owned rail lines in Eastern Washington; and provides grants for investments to preserve and improve freight rail service in the state.

FY 2020 FY 2021 Biennium Total
FTES 13.0 13.0 13.0
GFS
Other 77,371,000.0 77,458,000.0 154,829,000.0
Totals 77,371,000.0 77,458,000.0 154,829,000.0
Expected Results

To improve the predictable movement of goods through the system.

Z001 - Bicycle and Pedestrian Coordination and Safe Routes to Schools

This activity provides funding program and policy oversight for pedestrian facilities, bike facilities, shared use paths, traffic calming, crossing improvements, and safe routes to schools. It also provides technical assistance on pedestrian and bicycle projects and planning for the department and local agencies; coordinates training for local public works agencies and regional staff; and assists local agencies.

FY 2020 FY 2021 Biennium Total
FTES 2.0 2.0 2.0
GFS
Other 389,000.0 401,000.0 790,000.0
Totals 389,000.0 401,000.0 790,000.0

001903 - Number of pedestrian / bicyclist fatalities and serious injuries that occurred on state highways

Biennium Period Actual Target
2021-23 A2 552 0
2021-23 A3 697 0
2023-25 A2 803 0
2023-25 A3 0 0

Z00C - Local Program Planning, Design, and Construction

This activity manages the local agency federal aid program that provides funds to cities, counties, ports, tribal governments, transit systems, and metropolitan and regional planning organizations for transportation improvement projects off and on the state highway system. This activity also administers state-funded, local agency grant programs. This includes the responsibility for ensuring reasonable compliance with state and federal regulations for FHWA and state-funded projects.

FY 2020 FY 2021 Biennium Total
FTES 41.1 48.2 44.7
GFS
Other 451,255,000.0 451,914,000.0 903,169,000.0
Totals 451,255,000.0 451,914,000.0 903,169,000.0
Expected Results

Engage our communities and assist in the successful delivery of federal and state funded transportation projects.

V005 - Public Transportation - Congestion Mitigation and Transit Efficiency

This activity works statewide to improve connections between transit services and to improve the integration between public transportation and the highway system. OTM was established through specific legislation (RCW 47.01.330) as a resource and catalyst for transportation system efficiency and integration. Staff provide technical assistance to local jurisdictions, transit agencies and WSDOT corridor projects on system integration and administer a competitive grant process to fund projects that maximize and improve the efficiency of transportation corridors.

FY 2020 FY 2021 Biennium Total
FTES
GFS
Other 151,738,000.0 160,557,000.0 312,295,000.0
Totals 151,738,000.0 160,557,000.0 312,295,000.0
Expected Results

To improve the predictable movement of goods and people throughout the system.

V009 - Public Transportation Vanpools

This activity administers a vanpool grant program for public transit agencies to add vanpool vehicles to their fleet. Funds can also be used for incentives for employers to increase employee vanpool use.

FY 2020 FY 2021 Biennium Total
FTES
GFS
Other 6,113,000.0 6,187,000.0 12,300,000.0
Totals 6,113,000.0 6,187,000.0 12,300,000.0
Expected Results

To improve the predictable movement of goods and people throughout the system.

M201 - Expired - Roadway Maintenance and Operations

This activity includes pavement patching and repair, crack sealing and chip seals, shoulder maintenance, sweeping and cleaning, and safety patrol activities.

FY 2020 FY 2021 Biennium Total
FTES
GFS
Other 3,500,000.0 3,500,000.0 7,000,000.0
Totals 3,500,000.0 3,500,000.0 7,000,000.0

001881 - Percent of targets met for state highway operation and maintenance activities

Biennium Period Actual Target
2021-23 A2 56% 0%
2021-23 A3 56% 0%
2023-25 A2 44% 100%
2023-25 A3 0% 0%

Y0C7 - Freight and Ports Capital

This activity funds capital investments in Freight and Ports, including port electrification projects and grants and truck parking projects.

FY 2020 FY 2021 Biennium Total
FTES 1.0 1.0 1.0
GFS
Other 32,407,000.0 32,408,000.0 64,815,000.0
Totals 32,407,000.0 32,408,000.0 64,815,000.0

Preserve and maintain state, regional and local transportation systems

Strategy: Preserve and maintain state, regional and local transportation systems

Agency: 407 - Transportation Improvement Board

A001 - Urban Arterial Program

This program awards grants through a competitive process to counties with urban areas, cities and towns within an urban area, and cities with a population of 5,000 or greater. Project selection criteria include safety, mobility, physical condition, economic development, sustainability, and constructability. (Fund 144 Transportation Improvement Account-State)

FY 2020 FY 2021 Biennium Total
FTES
GFS
Other 81,765,000.0 81,764,000.0 163,529,000.0
Totals 81,765,000.0 81,764,000.0 163,529,000.0

000684 - Reduce Accidents

Biennium Period Actual Target
2019-21 Q1 18% 20%
2019-21 Q2 18% 20%
2019-21 Q3 22% 20%
2019-21 Q4 22% 20%
2019-21 Q5 18% 20%
2019-21 Q6 18% 20%
2019-21 Q7 18% 20%
2019-21 Q8 22% 20%
2021-23 Q1 22% 20%
2021-23 Q2 22% 20%
2021-23 Q3 23% 20%
2021-23 Q4 26% 20%
2021-23 Q5 19% 20%
2021-23 Q6 19% 20%
2021-23 Q7 19% 20%
2021-23 Q8 19% 20%
2023-25 Q1 19% 20%
2023-25 Q2 19% 20%
2023-25 Q3 20% 20%
2023-25 Q4 20% 20%
2023-25 Q5 20% 20%
2023-25 Q6 20% 20%
2023-25 Q7 1% 20%
2023-25 Q8 1% 20%

A003 - Sidewalk Program

This program provides funding for pedestrian projects, and is available to small city and urban agencies through a competitive grant process. Selection criteria include safety, pedestrian access, and local support. (Fund 112 Urban Arterial Trust Account-State)

FY 2020 FY 2021 Biennium Total
FTES
GFS
Other 25,709,000.0 24,348,000.0 50,057,000.0
Totals 25,709,000.0 24,348,000.0 50,057,000.0
Expected Results

Improve pedestrian safety and access in urban and rural areas.

A004 - Program Support

This activity provides for the administration of the Transportation Improvement Board’s six programs. (Fund 144 Transportation Improvement Account State)

FY 2020 FY 2021 Biennium Total
FTES 15.9 15.9 15.9
GFS
Other 2,388,000.0 2,432,000.0 4,820,000.0
Totals 2,388,000.0 2,432,000.0 4,820,000.0

000683 - Reduce Payment Delays

Biennium Period Actual Target
2019-21 Q1 1% 1%
2019-21 Q2 1% 1%
2019-21 Q3 1% 1%
2019-21 Q4 3% 1%
2019-21 Q5 8% 1%
2019-21 Q6 14% 1%
2019-21 Q7 3% 1%
2019-21 Q8 1% 1%
2021-23 Q1 0% 1%
2021-23 Q2 0% 1%
2021-23 Q3 0% 1%
2021-23 Q4 0% 1%
2021-23 Q5 0% 1%
2021-23 Q6 1% 1%
2021-23 Q7 0% 1%
2021-23 Q8 0% 1%
2023-25 Q1 2% 1%
2023-25 Q2 0% 1%
2023-25 Q3 2% 1%
2023-25 Q4 0% 1%
2023-25 Q5 1% 1%
2023-25 Q6 1% 1%
2023-25 Q7 1% 1%
2023-25 Q8 1% 1%

A005 - Small City Arterial Program

This program provides funding through a competitive process to preserve and improve the arterial roadway system in cities and towns with a population less than 5,000. Project selection criteria include safety, pavement condition, and local support. (Fund 112 Urban Arterial Trust Account-State)

FY 2020 FY 2021 Biennium Total
FTES
GFS
Other 16,020,000.0 16,020,000.0 32,040,000.0
Totals 16,020,000.0 16,020,000.0 32,040,000.0
Expected Results

Improve poor roadway conditions in cities with a population less than 5,000.

A007 - Small City Preservation Program

This program provides funding for chip seal and overlay of existing pavement and associated sidewalk maintenance in incorporated cities with populations less than 5,000. Project selection criteria include pavement condition, roadway width, roadway loading, and sidewalk maintenance. (Fund 08M Small City Pavement and Sidewalk Account–State and 106 Highway Safety Account–State)

FY 2020 FY 2021 Biennium Total
FTES
GFS
Other 9,699,000.0 9,700,000.0 19,399,000.0
Totals 9,699,000.0 9,700,000.0 19,399,000.0

000685 - Maintain and Extend the Life of Small City Roads

Biennium Period Actual Target
2019-21 Q1 36% 30%
2019-21 Q2 35% 30%
2019-21 Q3 36% 30%
2019-21 Q4 36% 30%
2019-21 Q5 36% 30%
2019-21 Q6 36% 30%
2019-21 Q7 36% 30%
2019-21 Q8 36% 30%
2021-23 Q1 36% 30%
2021-23 Q2 36% 30%
2021-23 Q3 36% 30%
2021-23 Q4 37% 30%
2021-23 Q5 36% 30%
2021-23 Q6 36% 30%
2021-23 Q7 37% 30%
2021-23 Q8 38% 30%
2023-25 Q1 38% 30%
2023-25 Q2 37% 30%
2023-25 Q3 30% 30%
2023-25 Q4 31% 30%
2023-25 Q5 33% 30%
2023-25 Q6 33% 30%
2023-25 Q7 0% 30%
2023-25 Q8 0% 30%

A008 - Arterial Preservation Program

This program provides funding for cities with low assessed valuation to help repair and maintain the arterial road system. Project selection criteria include pavement condition, route classification, existing sidewalk, and frequency of prior funding for this program. (Fund 144 Transportation Improvement Account–State and 106 Highway Safety Account–State)

FY 2020 FY 2021 Biennium Total
FTES
GFS
Other 10,406,000.0 10,405,000.0 20,811,000.0
Totals 10,406,000.0 10,405,000.0 20,811,000.0
Expected Results

Improve poor roadway conditions in low tax-base cities with a population greater than 5,000.

Provide consumer protection

Strategy: Provide consumer protection

Agency: 160 - Office of Insurance Commissioner

A001 - Agency Administration

The Office of the Insurance Commissioner (OIC) is responsible for regulating the insurance industry in Washington State and protecting consumers through education and timely communications. The activities of the OIC are primarily funded by fees from insurance organizations. Agency management develops policies, regulations, and codes to ensure that the citizens of Washington are able to access affordable insurance; it also provides the administrative support necessary for other divisions within the agency to carry out their functions.

FY 2020 FY 2021 Biennium Total
FTES 60.1 60.1 60.1
GFS
Other 10,914,000.0 9,522,000.0 20,436,000.0
Totals 10,914,000.0 9,522,000.0 20,436,000.0
Expected Results

To provide executive and administrative services in support of the agency’s mission in a professional, qualitative, and responsive manner which emphasizes efficiency and cost-effectiveness.

A002 - Producer Licensing and Oversight

This activity ensures compliance with all requirements applicable to insurance producers, surplus line brokers, adjusters, life settlement brokers, and other licensees including determination of eligibility for license issuance and renewal; performance of financial examinations of licensees; and compliance with the requirements applicable to their post-licensure activities including those relating to continuing education.

FY 2020 FY 2021 Biennium Total
FTES 13.0 13.0 13.0
GFS
Other 1,612,000.0 1,660,000.0 3,272,000.0
Totals 1,612,000.0 1,660,000.0 3,272,000.0

000593 - Number of licenses, affiliations and appointments issued for insurance producers and other licensees

Biennium Period Actual Target
2019-21 Q1 215,615 135,000
2019-21 Q2 137,521 135,000
2019-21 Q3 116,012 135,000
2019-21 Q4 166,862 135,000
2019-21 Q5 348,617 135,000
2019-21 Q6 137,123 135,000
2019-21 Q7 159,545 135,000
2019-21 Q8 215,007 135,000
2021-23 Q1 289,618 145,000
2021-23 Q2 249,453 145,000
2021-23 Q3 165,561 145,000
2021-23 Q4 195,186 145,000
2021-23 Q5 195,217 145,000
2021-23 Q6 197,146 145,000
2021-23 Q7 222,731 145,000
2021-23 Q8 162,843 145,000
2023-25 Q1 228,967 195,000
2023-25 Q2 180,574 195,000
2023-25 Q3 159,474 195,000
2023-25 Q4 186,971 195,000
2023-25 Q5 248,801 195,000
2023-25 Q6 0 195,000
2023-25 Q7 0 195,000
2023-25 Q8 0 195,000

A003 - Consumer Information and Advocacy

The agency responds to oral, written and face-to-face complaints and inquiries from consumers regarding insurance companies. Staff advocate, provide dispute resolution services, and educate consumers to ensure they can make informed choices about their insurance needs and rights. Assistance is rendered to enforce the various provisions of the insurance code with the primary function of ensuring that consumer rights have not been violated.

FY 2020 FY 2021 Biennium Total
FTES 29.0 29.0 29.0
GFS
Other 3,472,000.0 3,612,000.0 7,084,000.0
Totals 3,472,000.0 3,612,000.0 7,084,000.0

000583 - Amount recovered for consumers as a result of the Office of Insurance Commissioner's intervention

Biennium Period Actual Target
2019-21 Q1 $3,311,079.00 $3,350,000.00
2019-21 Q2 $2,968,024.00 $3,350,000.00
2019-21 Q3 $3,258,568.00 $3,350,000.00
2019-21 Q4 $3,192,861.00 $3,350,000.00
2019-21 Q5 $32,252,396.00 $3,350,000.00
2019-21 Q6 $7,377,783.00 $3,350,000.00
2019-21 Q7 $3,429,294.00 $3,350,000.00
2019-21 Q8 $4,187,405.00 $3,350,000.00
2021-23 Q1 $3,774,543.00 $3,350,000.00
2021-23 Q2 $4,210,656.00 $3,350,000.00
2021-23 Q3 $4,483,979.00 $3,350,000.00
2021-23 Q4 $4,139,105.00 $3,350,000.00
2021-23 Q5 $9,768,612.00 $3,350,000.00
2021-23 Q6 $8,768,300.00 $3,350,000.00
2021-23 Q7 $10,280,659.00 $3,350,000.00
2021-23 Q8 $17,133,111.00 $3,350,000.00
2023-25 Q1 $11,706,175.00 $3,861,500.00
2023-25 Q2 $13,737,831.00 $3,861,500.00
2023-25 Q3 $9,889,104.00 $3,861,500.00
2023-25 Q4 $9,840,741.00 $3,861,500.00
2023-25 Q5 $14,914,841.00 $3,861,500.00
2023-25 Q6 $0.00 $3,861,500.00
2023-25 Q7 $0.00 $3,861,500.00
2023-25 Q8 $0.00 $3,861,500.00

000588 - Number of consumer inquiries received and answered

Biennium Period Actual Target
2019-21 Q1 29,001 30,300
2019-21 Q2 43,924 44,300
2019-21 Q3 31,353 32,800
2019-21 Q4 23,147 32,800
2019-21 Q5 26,438 30,800
2019-21 Q6 42,564 45,800
2019-21 Q7 27,916 33,800
2019-21 Q8 29,792 33,800
2021-23 Q1 38,372 25,750
2021-23 Q2 39,684 39,500
2021-23 Q3 29,696 26,500
2021-23 Q4 27,034 27,000
2021-23 Q5 25,625 27,500
2021-23 Q6 32,769 42,000
2021-23 Q7 33,639 29,000
2021-23 Q8 31,267 30,000
2023-25 Q1 33,398 30,475
2023-25 Q2 40,656 44,975
2023-25 Q3 33,564 31,975
2023-25 Q4 31,283 32,975
2023-25 Q5 32,713 31,165
2023-25 Q6 0 46,065
2023-25 Q7 0 32,520
2023-25 Q8 0 33,875

A006 - Monitoring Insurance Company Solvency

This activity includes monitoring the solvency of insurance carriers, health care service contractors, health maintenance organizations, certified health plans, and self-funded Multiple Employer Welfare Arrangements authorized to conduct business in Washington State. Solvency issues, or conduct that may lead to issues with solvency, may be identified through market conduct oversight activities, financial examinations, or financial analysis of statements filed by insurers.

FY 2020 FY 2021 Biennium Total
FTES 55.9 55.9 55.9
GFS
Other 7,980,000.0 8,254,000.0 16,234,000.0
Totals 7,980,000.0 8,254,000.0 16,234,000.0

000480 - Percentage of domestic insurers that are rated as financially stable

Biennium Period Actual Target
2019-21 Q1 94% 75%
2019-21 Q2 94% 75%
2019-21 Q3 94% 75%
2019-21 Q4 93% 75%
2019-21 Q5 95% 75%
2019-21 Q6 95% 75%
2019-21 Q7 95% 75%
2019-21 Q8 92% 75%
2021-23 Q1 91% 75%
2021-23 Q2 91% 75%
2021-23 Q3 88% 75%
2021-23 Q4 88% 75%
2021-23 Q5 88% 75%
2021-23 Q6 88% 75%
2021-23 Q7 88% 75%
2021-23 Q8 88% 75%
2023-25 Q1 85% 75%
2023-25 Q2 85% 75%
2023-25 Q3 85% 75%
2023-25 Q4 85% 75%
2023-25 Q5 85% 75%
2023-25 Q6 0% 75%
2023-25 Q7 0% 75%
2023-25 Q8 0% 75%

A007 - Policy and Enforcement

This activity handles enforcement actions against insurance companies, health carriers, insurance producers, and others; identifies and investigates consumer complaints, violations of the insurance code and criminal insurance fraud; provides information and counsel to other agency divisions; and supports the public policy activities of the agency.

FY 2020 FY 2021 Biennium Total
FTES 51.5 57.6 54.6
GFS
Other 9,473,000.0 12,378,000.0 21,851,000.0
Totals 9,473,000.0 12,378,000.0 21,851,000.0

000575 - Average Number of days it takes to complete investigations of suspected insurance code violations.

Biennium Period Actual Target
2019-21 Q1 95 120
2019-21 Q2 61 120
2019-21 Q3 101 120
2019-21 Q4 68 120
2019-21 Q5 100 120
2019-21 Q6 86 120
2019-21 Q7 88 120
2019-21 Q8 124 120
2021-23 Q1 76 120
2021-23 Q2 114 120
2021-23 Q3 132 120
2021-23 Q4 98 120
2021-23 Q5 80 120
2021-23 Q6 101 120
2021-23 Q7 102 120
2021-23 Q8 107 120
2023-25 Q1 118 120
2023-25 Q2 129 120
2023-25 Q3 141 120
2023-25 Q4 102 120
2023-25 Q5 188 120
2023-25 Q6 0 120
2023-25 Q7 0 120
2023-25 Q8 0 120

000583 - Amount recovered for consumers as a result of the Office of Insurance Commissioner's intervention

Biennium Period Actual Target
2019-21 Q1 $3,311,079.00 $3,350,000.00
2019-21 Q2 $2,968,024.00 $3,350,000.00
2019-21 Q3 $3,258,568.00 $3,350,000.00
2019-21 Q4 $3,192,861.00 $3,350,000.00
2019-21 Q5 $32,252,396.00 $3,350,000.00
2019-21 Q6 $7,377,783.00 $3,350,000.00
2019-21 Q7 $3,429,294.00 $3,350,000.00
2019-21 Q8 $4,187,405.00 $3,350,000.00
2021-23 Q1 $3,774,543.00 $3,350,000.00
2021-23 Q2 $4,210,656.00 $3,350,000.00
2021-23 Q3 $4,483,979.00 $3,350,000.00
2021-23 Q4 $4,139,105.00 $3,350,000.00
2021-23 Q5 $9,768,612.00 $3,350,000.00
2021-23 Q6 $8,768,300.00 $3,350,000.00
2021-23 Q7 $10,280,659.00 $3,350,000.00
2021-23 Q8 $17,133,111.00 $3,350,000.00
2023-25 Q1 $11,706,175.00 $3,861,500.00
2023-25 Q2 $13,737,831.00 $3,861,500.00
2023-25 Q3 $9,889,104.00 $3,861,500.00
2023-25 Q4 $9,840,741.00 $3,861,500.00
2023-25 Q5 $14,914,841.00 $3,861,500.00
2023-25 Q6 $0.00 $3,861,500.00
2023-25 Q7 $0.00 $3,861,500.00
2023-25 Q8 $0.00 $3,861,500.00

000592 - Amount of restitution value assessed and projected insurance claims payouts saved

Biennium Period Actual Target
2019-21 Q1 $996,219.00 $468,750.00
2019-21 Q2 $102,411.00 $468,750.00
2019-21 Q3 $62,290.00 $468,750.00
2019-21 Q4 $51,589.00 $468,750.00
2019-21 Q5 $4,864,192.00 $468,750.00
2019-21 Q6 $51,329.00 $468,750.00
2019-21 Q7 $31,233.00 $468,750.00
2019-21 Q8 $146,067.00 $468,750.00
2021-23 Q1 $3,135,532.00 $468,750.00
2021-23 Q2 $1,009,250.00 $468,750.00
2021-23 Q3 $26,710.00 $468,750.00
2021-23 Q4 $103,064.00 $468,750.00
2021-23 Q5 $408,767.00 $468,750.00
2021-23 Q6 $84,809.00 $468,750.00
2021-23 Q7 $124,548.00 $468,750.00
2021-23 Q8 $16,671.00 $468,750.00
2023-25 Q1 $9,480.00 $496,250.00
2023-25 Q2 $715,953.00 $496,250.00
2023-25 Q3 $140,798.00 $496,250.00
2023-25 Q4 $99,235.00 $496,250.00
2023-25 Q5 $1,495,072.00 $537,500.00
2023-25 Q6 $0.00 $537,500.00
2023-25 Q7 $0.00 $537,500.00
2023-25 Q8 $0.00 $537,500.00

A008 - Regulation of Insurance Rates and Forms

Staff review and take final disposition on insurance product filings to ensure compliance with state and federal law and rules when they are sold in Washington State. Rate filings, which include complex actuarial formulas, assumptions, and experience data, are reviewed to ensure that rates are neither excessive, inadequate, nor unfairly discriminatory. Policy forms (the insurance contract) and provider contracts (between health carriers and healthcare providers) are reviewed to ensure that the terms and conditions comply with state and federal laws.

FY 2020 FY 2021 Biennium Total
FTES 53.8 66.5 60.2
GFS
Other 8,235,000.0 8,938,000.0 17,173,000.0
Totals 8,235,000.0 8,938,000.0 17,173,000.0

000734 - Average Number of days required to finalize the filing review process for rate and form filings

Biennium Period Actual Target
2019-21 Q1 39 41
2019-21 Q2 39 41
2019-21 Q3 69 41
2019-21 Q4 104 41
2019-21 Q5 26 41
2019-21 Q6 37 41
2019-21 Q7 32 41
2019-21 Q8 39 41
2021-23 Q1 30 41
2021-23 Q2 26 41
2021-23 Q3 149 41
2021-23 Q4 79 41
2021-23 Q5 113 41
2021-23 Q6 40 41
2021-23 Q7 32 41
2021-23 Q8 43 41
2023-25 Q1 33 41
2023-25 Q2 34 41
2023-25 Q3 34 41
2023-25 Q4 37 41
2023-25 Q5 45 41
2023-25 Q6 0 41
2023-25 Q7 0 41
2023-25 Q8 0 41

Provide consumer protection

Strategy: Provide consumer protection

Agency: 165 - Board of Accountancy

A001 - Regulation of Public Accountants

As required by Chapter 18.04 RCW, the Board of Accountancy administers exams and issues licenses to certified public accountants (CPAs), CPA firms, and firm owners to ensure public protection and the reliability of financial information. The board establishes and audits compliance with education, examination, good character, ethics, and experience requirements prior to licensure. To continue to meet established performance standards and ethics requirements, the Board reviews and monitors charges against CPAs and firms, and audits compliance with continuing professional education requirements. The Board is funded by license fees paid by CPAs, firms, and firm owners.

FY 2020 FY 2021 Biennium Total
FTES 6.9 6.9 6.9
GFS
Other 1,390,000.0 1,521,000.0 2,911,000.0
Totals 1,390,000.0 1,521,000.0 2,911,000.0

000303 - Percent of CPA compliance with administrative requirements

Biennium Period Actual Target
2019-21 A2 93% 95%
2019-21 A3 93% 95%
2021-23 A2 87% 95%
2021-23 A3 86% 95%
2023-25 A2 88% 95%
2023-25 A3 0% 95%

000313 - Number of new credentials issued

Biennium Period Actual Target
2019-21 A2 100% 98%
2019-21 A3 98% 98%
2021-23 A2 100% 98%
2021-23 A3 100% 98%
2023-25 A2 100% 98%
2023-25 A3 0% 98%

A002 - Investigation of Public Accountants

The Board of Accountancy investigates complaints related to the compliance of certified public accountants (CPAs), CPA firms, and firm owners with technical and ethical standards. These standards are established in state and federal laws, board rules, and by various accounting standards boards; U.S. General Accounting Office; federal Office of Management and Budget; Securities and Exchange Commission; Internal Revenue Service; and American Institute of Certified Public Accountants. The board also investigates and takes action against individuals illegally posing as CPAs.

FY 2020 FY 2021 Biennium Total
FTES 2.5 2.5 2.5
GFS
Other 503,000.0 551,000.0 1,054,000.0
Totals 503,000.0 551,000.0 1,054,000.0

000280 - Percent of credential complaints resolved within 180 days

Biennium Period Actual Target
2019-21 A2 100% 98%
2019-21 A3 95% 98%
2021-23 A2 99% 98%
2021-23 A3 99% 98%
2023-25 A2 99% 98%
2023-25 A3 0% 98%

A004 - CPA Consumer Protection Information

The Board of Accountancy provides general and specific consumer protection information and is funded by license fees paid by CPAs, firms, and firm owners.

FY 2020 FY 2021 Biennium Total
FTES 2.9 2.9 2.9
GFS
Other 584,000.0 639,000.0 1,223,000.0
Totals 584,000.0 639,000.0 1,223,000.0
Expected Results

Consumers are satisfied with ease of access to, and usefulness of, agency communication. Consumers receive timely response to complaints, and are satisfied with the types and levels of sanctions imposed by the agency and Board.

Regulate the economy to ensure fairness, security and efficiency

Strategy: Regulate the economy to ensure fairness, security and efficiency

Agency: 215 - Utilities and Transportation Commission

A006 - Protect Customers of Utility and Transportation Companies

The UTC’s consumer specialists respond to more than a 1,000 calls each month from consumers. They provide information about utilities and transportation services and the companies that provide those services and investigate and resolve service complaints. If, after an investigation, staff determine a company exhibits a pattern of behavior that is fraudulent, misleading, deceptive or generally harmful to consumers, they may recommend the UTC issue a complaint against the company. This typically results in a financial penalty and a plan to come into compliance with the UTC’s consumer rules.

FY 2020 FY 2021 Biennium Total
FTES 11.0 11.8 11.4
GFS 61,000.0 61,000.0 122,000.0
Other 3,607,000.0 3,932,000.0 7,539,000.0
Totals 3,668,000.0 3,993,000.0 7,661,000.0

000951 - Average time to close all complaints

Biennium Period Actual Target
2019-21 Q1 17 30
2019-21 Q2 23 30
2019-21 Q3 23 30
2019-21 Q4 17 30
2019-21 Q5 21 30
2019-21 Q6 29 30
2019-21 Q7 37 30
2019-21 Q8 21 30
2021-23 Q1 21 30
2021-23 Q2 23 30
2021-23 Q3 30 30
2021-23 Q4 28 30
2021-23 Q5 25 30
2021-23 Q6 25 30
2021-23 Q7 32 30
2021-23 Q8 32 30
2023-25 Q1 0 30
2023-25 Q2 35 30
2023-25 Q3 41 30
2023-25 Q4 69 30
2023-25 Q5 86 30
2023-25 Q6 82 30
2023-25 Q7 0 30
2023-25 Q8 0 30

000955 - Consumer calls that are answered within 60 seconds

Biennium Period Actual Target
2019-21 Q1 100% 80%
2019-21 Q2 100% 80%
2019-21 Q3 100% 80%
2019-21 Q4 100% 80%
2019-21 Q5 100% 80%
2019-21 Q6 100% 80%
2019-21 Q7 100% 80%
2019-21 Q8 100% 80%
2021-23 Q1 100% 80%
2021-23 Q2 100% 80%
2021-23 Q3 100% 80%
2021-23 Q4 100% 80%
2021-23 Q5 100% 80%
2021-23 Q6 100% 80%
2021-23 Q7 100% 80%
2021-23 Q8 100% 80%
2023-25 Q1 0% 80%
2023-25 Q2 100% 80%
2023-25 Q3 94% 80%
2023-25 Q4 98% 80%
2023-25 Q5 100% 80%
2023-25 Q6 100% 80%
2023-25 Q7 0% 80%
2023-25 Q8 0% 80%

A014 - Economic Regulation of Utility and Transportation Companies

The UTC sets the rates privately-owned utility and transportation companies may charge their customers, including gas and electric, telephone, water, solid-waste and bus companies. The UTC audits these companies’ operations to ensure they provide reliable service to customers at reasonable rates, while allowing them the opportunity to earn a fair profit. As a part of this the UTC ensures the companies invest in new facilities to ensure it can provide reliable service now and in the future. The UTC strives to lighten regulation where consumers have a choice of service providers such as for telecommunications and bus companies.

FY 2020 FY 2021 Biennium Total
FTES 116.0 120.0 118.0
GFS 930,000.0 1,005,000.0 1,935,000.0
Other 21,280,000.0 18,702,000.0 39,982,000.0
Totals 22,210,000.0 19,707,000.0 41,917,000.0

000965 - Washington vs national investor-owned rates

Biennium Period Actual Target
2019-21 A2 1 1
2019-21 A3 1 1
2021-23 A2 1 1
2021-23 A3 0 1
2023-25 A2 1 1
2023-25 A3 0 1

000966 - Frequency of customer outages

Biennium Period Actual Target
2019-21 A2 1 1
2019-21 A3 1 1
2021-23 A2 1 1
2021-23 A3 1 1
2023-25 A2 1 1
2023-25 A3 0 1

Provide stewardship of cultural and recreational assets

Strategy: Provide stewardship of cultural and recreational assets

Agency: 355 - Department of Archaeology and Historic Preservation

D001 - Creation and Management of Cultural Resource Data

State and federal law mandates that DAHP be the central repository of cultural resource data. The agency manages 10 databases, such as the State Archaeological Site and Historic Property Inventory databases, and 3 official registers of historic places: National Register of Historic Places, Washington Heritage Register, and the Washington Heritage Barn Register. These inventories and registers are used by: federal and state agencies and Tribes for compliance with federal and state cultural resource management laws and regulations. Tribes and government agencies at all levels use this data for compliance with the State Environmental Policy Act and Section 106. Planning and environmental consulting firms use the information for project development as well as property owners, developers, and the general public. The Department of Natural Resources uses the Archaeological Site database as part of the Forest and Fish requirement to ensure that archaeological sites are not impacted by forest practices.

FY 2020 FY 2021 Biennium Total
FTES 8.5 8.5 8.5
GFS 1,760,000.0 1,965,000.0 3,725,000.0
Other 547,000.0 520,000.0 1,067,000.0
Totals 2,307,000.0 2,485,000.0 4,792,000.0

001386 - The Number of properties newly entered into the archaeological and historic sites databases

Biennium Period Actual Target
2019-21 Q1 1,120 500
2019-21 Q2 1,425 500
2019-21 Q3 952 500
2019-21 Q4 854 500
2019-21 Q5 844 500
2019-21 Q6 851 500
2019-21 Q7 851 500
2019-21 Q8 803 500
2021-23 Q1 966 500
2021-23 Q2 981 500
2021-23 Q3 914 500
2021-23 Q4 969 500
2021-23 Q5 984 500
2021-23 Q6 860 500
2021-23 Q7 725 500
2021-23 Q8 840 500
2023-25 Q1 887 500
2023-25 Q2 0 500
2023-25 Q3 0 500
2023-25 Q4 0 500
2023-25 Q5 0 500
2023-25 Q6 0 500
2023-25 Q7 0 500
2023-25 Q8 0 500

001392 - Percentage of Federal Actions Reviewed under Section 106

Biennium Period Actual Target
2019-21 A2 1% 4%
2019-21 A3 1% 4%
2021-23 A2 1% 4%
2021-23 A3 0% 4%

001407 - Number of Local Projects Reviewed

Biennium Period Actual Target
2019-21 Q1 2,416 500
2019-21 Q2 1,636 500
2019-21 Q3 2,288 500
2019-21 Q4 1,923 500
2019-21 Q5 1,738 500
2019-21 Q6 1,076 500
2019-21 Q7 2,196 500
2019-21 Q8 2,587 500
2021-23 Q1 1,527 500
2021-23 Q2 2,543 500
2021-23 Q3 2,644 500
2021-23 Q4 3,013 500
2021-23 Q5 2,825 500
2021-23 Q6 2,462 500
2021-23 Q7 2,655 500
2021-23 Q8 3,038 500
2023-25 Q1 2,906 500
2023-25 Q2 0 500
2023-25 Q3 0 500
2023-25 Q4 0 500
2023-25 Q5 0 500
2023-25 Q6 0 500
2023-25 Q7 0 500
2023-25 Q8 0 500

D002 - Protecting Archaeological and Historic Resources

Under state and federal law, the agency reviews all proposals that receive state or federal funding assistance or require a federal license or permit. These project reviews by the agency are performed to assess potential impacts on archaeological sites, human remains, and historic buildings and structures. In cases where project sponsors must apply to DAHP for an archaeological permit, or fulfill mitigation measures as required by a memorandum of agreement (MOA), the agency reviews the applications, establishes appropriate archaeological methodologies, and identifies required conditions that must be met during construction. The agency coordinates closely with affected Tribes, and as applicable, issues a state permit or signs an MOA. When archaeological sites or burials have been disturbed, the agency conducts investigations and takes enforcement action. In cases where federally funded, licensed or permitted undertakings result in the demolition or alteration of a historic building, structure or district, the agency is consulted to identify appropriate mitigation tasks. Adverse effects to historic and archaeological resources result in a negotiated MOA with the federal agency, tribes and other interested parties. The agency also works with Tribes on balancing cultural resource protection with project construction. Finally, the agency proactively works to minimize review times so that project sponsors receive responses in a timely and efficient manner.

FY 2020 FY 2021 Biennium Total
FTES 15.0 16.0 15.5
GFS 1,095,000.0 1,334,000.0 2,429,000.0
Other 1,167,000.0 851,000.0 2,018,000.0
Totals 2,262,000.0 2,185,000.0 4,447,000.0

001395 - Percentage of federal project reviews completed within the statutory 30-day deadline

Biennium Period Actual Target
2019-21 Q1 99% 98%
2019-21 Q2 99% 98%
2019-21 Q3 100% 98%
2019-21 Q4 98% 98%
2019-21 Q5 100% 98%
2019-21 Q6 100% 98%
2019-21 Q7 100% 98%
2019-21 Q8 100% 98%
2021-23 Q1 99% 98%
2021-23 Q2 99% 98%
2021-23 Q3 98% 98%
2021-23 Q4 99% 98%
2021-23 Q5 97% 98%
2021-23 Q6 98% 98%
2021-23 Q7 100% 98%
2021-23 Q8 99% 98%
2023-25 Q1 99% 98%
2023-25 Q2 0% 98%
2023-25 Q3 0% 98%
2023-25 Q4 0% 98%
2023-25 Q5 0% 98%
2023-25 Q6 0% 98%
2023-25 Q7 0% 98%
2023-25 Q8 0% 98%

001398 - Percentage of state archaeology permit reviews completed within the statutory 60-day deadline

Biennium Period Actual Target
2019-21 Q1 100% 100%
2019-21 Q2 100% 100%
2019-21 Q3 100% 100%
2019-21 Q4 80% 100%
2019-21 Q5 85% 100%
2019-21 Q6 100% 100%
2019-21 Q7 100% 100%
2019-21 Q8 100% 100%
2021-23 Q1 100% 100%
2021-23 Q2 100% 100%
2021-23 Q3 100% 100%
2021-23 Q4 100% 100%
2021-23 Q5 94% 100%
2021-23 Q6 100% 100%
2021-23 Q7 100% 100%
2021-23 Q8 100% 100%
2023-25 Q1 100% 100%
2023-25 Q2 0% 100%
2023-25 Q3 0% 100%
2023-25 Q4 0% 100%
2023-25 Q5 0% 100%
2023-25 Q6 0% 100%
2023-25 Q7 0% 100%
2023-25 Q8 0% 100%

001402 - Percentage of transportation project reviews completed with the statutory 30-day deadline

Biennium Period Actual Target
2019-21 Q1 100% 100%
2019-21 Q2 100% 100%
2019-21 Q3 100% 100%
2019-21 Q4 100% 100%
2019-21 Q5 100% 100%
2019-21 Q6 100% 100%
2019-21 Q7 100% 100%
2019-21 Q8 100% 100%
2021-23 Q1 100% 100%
2021-23 Q2 100% 100%
2021-23 Q3 100% 100%
2021-23 Q4 100% 100%
2021-23 Q5 100% 100%
2021-23 Q6 100% 100%
2021-23 Q7 100% 100%
2021-23 Q8 99% 100%
2023-25 Q1 100% 100%
2023-25 Q2 0% 100%
2023-25 Q3 0% 100%
2023-25 Q4 0% 100%
2023-25 Q5 0% 100%
2023-25 Q6 0% 100%
2023-25 Q7 0% 100%
2023-25 Q8 0% 100%

001415 - The percentage of human remains cases reported to Tribes annually in a timely manner

Biennium Period Actual Target
2019-21 A2 93% 100%
2019-21 A3 74% 100%
2021-23 A2 31% 100%
2021-23 A3 0% 100%

D003 - Preserving and Enhancing Historic Places

Under the National Historic Preservation Act of 1966 and complimentary authority under state law, the agency provides technical assistance to 50 local governments certified by the National Park Service as eligible to receive federal assistance. The agency also conducts the technical review and approval of applications for federal tax incentives related to the rehabilitation of historic properties. In addition, the Department of Archaeology and Historic Preservation develops a statewide historic preservation plan every five years and reviews historic preservation and shoreline management plans developed under the Growth Management and Shoreline Management Acts. The agency also administers the Main Street© program in Washington. This economic development initiative focuses on small business growth and retention in downtowns through the B&O tax credit program, business training and maintenance of the physical environment.

FY 2020 FY 2021 Biennium Total
FTES 7.8 7.8 7.8
GFS 1,193,000.0 1,228,000.0 2,421,000.0
Other 947,000.0 995,000.0 1,942,000.0
Totals 2,140,000.0 2,223,000.0 4,363,000.0

001404 - Private investment in Historic Building Rehabilitation (In millions of dollars)

Biennium Period Actual Target
2019-21 A2 $180.30 $9.00
2019-21 A3 $97.00 $9.00
2021-23 A2 $593.20 $9.00
2021-23 A3 $0.00 $9.00

Provide stewardship of cultural and recreational assets

Strategy: Provide stewardship of cultural and recreational assets

Agency: 395 - Eastern Washington State Historical Society

A001 - Acquire, Maintain and Preserve Cultural, Artistic, and Historic Collections

The Eastern Washington State Historical Society (EWSHS) collects, catalogs, preserves, maintains and provides public access to irreplaceable artifacts, manuscripts, books, maps, ephemera, photographs, and digital images that interpret the history of Washington State.

FY 2020 FY 2021 Biennium Total
FTES 10.2 10.2 10.2
GFS 1,541,000.0 1,225,000.0 2,766,000.0
Other 729,000.0 272,000.0 1,001,000.0
Totals 2,270,000.0 1,497,000.0 3,767,000.0

000108 - Number of new catalog records and updates entered into inventory system

Biennium Period Actual Target
2019-21 Q1 643 8,000
2019-21 Q2 1,892 8,000
2019-21 Q3 2,524 8,000
2019-21 Q4 21,738 8,000
2019-21 Q5 7,874 8,000
2019-21 Q6 3,956 8,000
2019-21 Q7 3,051 8,000
2019-21 Q8 1,968 8,000
2021-23 Q1 573 8,000
2021-23 Q2 2,918 8,000
2021-23 Q3 2,902 8,000
2021-23 Q4 8,784 8,000
2021-23 Q5 3,491 8,000
2021-23 Q6 5,434 8,000
2021-23 Q7 1,355 8,000
2021-23 Q8 3,430 8,000
2023-25 Q1 9,692 6,000
2023-25 Q2 0 6,000
2023-25 Q3 0 6,000
2023-25 Q4 0 6,000
2023-25 Q5 0 6,000
2023-25 Q6 0 6,000
2023-25 Q7 0 6,000
2023-25 Q8 0 6,000

000109 - Number of researchers assisted

Biennium Period Actual Target
2019-21 Q1 118 100
2019-21 Q2 146 100
2019-21 Q3 73 100
2019-21 Q4 39 100
2019-21 Q5 53 100
2019-21 Q6 119 100
2019-21 Q7 130 100
2019-21 Q8 111 100
2021-23 Q1 127 100
2021-23 Q2 121 100
2021-23 Q3 152 100
2021-23 Q4 171 100
2021-23 Q5 275 100
2021-23 Q6 190 100
2021-23 Q7 254 100
2021-23 Q8 89 100
2023-25 Q1 144 100
2023-25 Q2 0 100
2023-25 Q3 0 100
2023-25 Q4 0 100
2023-25 Q5 0 100
2023-25 Q6 0 100
2023-25 Q7 0 100
2023-25 Q8 0 100

A002 - Agency Administration

This activity provides leadership in policy development, strategic, business planning, non-State resource development, budget, accounting ans financial reporting, procurement, human resource management, risk management, and records retention.

FY 2020 FY 2021 Biennium Total
FTES 7.8 7.8 7.8
GFS 1,548,000.0 1,679,000.0 3,227,000.0
Other 61,000.0 47,000.0 108,000.0
Totals 1,609,000.0 1,726,000.0 3,335,000.0
Expected Results

Maintain accreditation by the American Association of Museums. Meet all deadlines for grant reports and financial information

A003 - Eastern Washington Outreach

This activity provides educational programs, curriculum services and museum experiences to school districts, schools, teachers and students in eastern Washington. The activity is aligned with legislation regarding Common Core State Standards and Tribal Sovereignty in Washington State.

FY 2020 FY 2021 Biennium Total
FTES 1.0 1.0 1.0
GFS 87,000.0 87,000.0 174,000.0
Other 8,000.0 6,000.0 14,000.0
Totals 95,000.0 93,000.0 188,000.0

000083 - Number of K-12 students participating in educational programs

Biennium Period Actual Target
2019-21 Q1 1,294 2,000
2019-21 Q2 4,518 2,000
2019-21 Q3 1,492 2,000
2019-21 Q4 0 2,000
2019-21 Q5 7,637 2,000
2019-21 Q6 17,266 2,000
2019-21 Q7 23,280 2,000
2019-21 Q8 668 2,000
2021-23 Q1 192 2,000
2021-23 Q2 418 2,000
2021-23 Q3 377 2,000
2021-23 Q4 4,088 2,000
2021-23 Q5 884 2,000
2021-23 Q6 1,023 2,000
2021-23 Q7 1,746 2,000
2021-23 Q8 1,324 2,000
2023-25 Q1 960 2,000
2023-25 Q2 0 2,000
2023-25 Q3 0 2,000
2023-25 Q4 0 2,000
2023-25 Q5 0 2,000
2023-25 Q6 0 2,000
2023-25 Q7 0 2,000
2023-25 Q8 0 2,000

000084 - Number of People Participating in Non-School Educational Programs

Biennium Period Actual Target
2019-21 Q1 508 500
2019-21 Q2 771 500
2019-21 Q3 1,266 500
2019-21 Q4 0 500
2019-21 Q5 302 500
2019-21 Q6 199 500
2019-21 Q7 165 500
2019-21 Q8 0 500
2021-23 Q1 1,233 500
2021-23 Q2 660 500
2021-23 Q3 545 500
2021-23 Q4 2,499 500
2021-23 Q5 1,880 500
2021-23 Q6 3,632 500
2021-23 Q7 1,208 500
2021-23 Q8 2,869 500
2023-25 Q1 549 500
2023-25 Q2 0 500
2023-25 Q3 0 500
2023-25 Q4 0 500
2023-25 Q5 0 500
2023-25 Q6 0 500
2023-25 Q7 0 500
2023-25 Q8 0 500

000085 - Number of Teachers Participating in Teacher Training

Biennium Period Actual Target
2019-21 Q1 189 100
2019-21 Q2 206 100
2019-21 Q3 112 100
2019-21 Q4 90 100
2019-21 Q5 90 100
2019-21 Q6 106 100
2019-21 Q7 106 100
2019-21 Q8 106 100
2021-23 Q1 120 100
2021-23 Q2 120 100
2021-23 Q3 107 100
2021-23 Q4 78 100
2021-23 Q5 82 100
2021-23 Q6 47 100
2021-23 Q7 43 100
2021-23 Q8 39 100
2023-25 Q1 91 100
2023-25 Q2 0 100
2023-25 Q3 0 100
2023-25 Q4 0 100
2023-25 Q5 0 100
2023-25 Q6 0 100
2023-25 Q7 0 100
2023-25 Q8 0 100

000089 - Number of Rural/Cultural communities served

Biennium Period Actual Target
2019-21 Q1 8 8
2019-21 Q2 8 8
2019-21 Q3 8 8
2019-21 Q4 8 8
2019-21 Q5 8 8
2019-21 Q6 8 8
2019-21 Q7 8 8
2019-21 Q8 8 8
2021-23 Q1 8 8
2021-23 Q2 8 8
2021-23 Q3 8 8
2021-23 Q4 8 8
2021-23 Q5 8 8
2021-23 Q6 8 8
2021-23 Q7 8 8
2021-23 Q8 8 8
2023-25 Q1 8 8
2023-25 Q2 0 8
2023-25 Q3 0 8
2023-25 Q4 0 8
2023-25 Q5 0 8
2023-25 Q6 0 8
2023-25 Q7 0 8
2023-25 Q8 0 8

000126 - Percentage of Respondents Rating Educational Programs Above Average or Excellent

Biennium Period Actual Target
2019-21 Q1 99% 90%
2019-21 Q2 99% 90%
2019-21 Q3 98% 90%
2019-21 Q4 0% 90%
2019-21 Q5 100% 90%
2019-21 Q6 100% 90%
2019-21 Q7 100% 90%
2019-21 Q8 99% 90%
2021-23 Q1 99% 90%
2021-23 Q2 99% 90%
2021-23 Q3 100% 90%
2021-23 Q4 100% 90%
2021-23 Q5 99% 90%
2021-23 Q6 99% 90%
2021-23 Q7 99% 90%
2021-23 Q8 100% 90%
2023-25 Q1 100% 90%
2023-25 Q2 0% 90%
2023-25 Q3 0% 90%
2023-25 Q4 0% 90%
2023-25 Q5 0% 90%
2023-25 Q6 0% 90%
2023-25 Q7 0% 90%
2023-25 Q8 0% 90%

A004 - Museum Experience

The Society manages a nationally accredited, Smithsonian-affiliated museum interpreting the history, diverse cultures and art of eastern Washington. The museum exhibits its collection through long-term and temporary exhibits, interpretive programs, scholarship and publications, K-12 and university field trips, and community programs (lectures, workshops, seminars, musical/theatrical performances, etc.).

FY 2020 FY 2021 Biennium Total
FTES 5.1 5.1 5.1
GFS 491,000.0 494,000.0 985,000.0
Other 45,000.0 33,000.0 78,000.0
Totals 536,000.0 527,000.0 1,063,000.0

000139 - Dollar amount of non-state funds raised from the private sector

Biennium Period Actual Target
2019-21 Q1 $185,434.00 $62,500.00
2019-21 Q2 $232,654.00 $200,000.00
2019-21 Q3 $205,641.00 $62,500.00
2019-21 Q4 $299,111.00 $62,500.00
2019-21 Q5 $78,641.00 $62,500.00
2019-21 Q6 $309,488.00 $62,500.00
2019-21 Q7 $132,920.00 $62,500.00
2019-21 Q8 $170,059.00 $62,500.00
2021-23 Q1 $225,687.00 $62,500.00
2021-23 Q2 $258,121.00 $62,500.00
2021-23 Q3 $252,918.00 $62,500.00
2021-23 Q4 $283,998.00 $62,500.00
2021-23 Q5 $187,040.00 $62,500.00
2021-23 Q6 $367,374.00 $62,500.00
2021-23 Q7 $242,756.00 $62,500.00
2021-23 Q8 $338,692.00 $62,500.00
2023-25 Q1 $17,127.00 $62,500.00
2023-25 Q2 $0.00 $62,500.00
2023-25 Q3 $0.00 $62,500.00
2023-25 Q4 $0.00 $62,500.00
2023-25 Q5 $0.00 $62,500.00
2023-25 Q6 $0.00 $62,500.00
2023-25 Q7 $0.00 $62,500.00
2023-25 Q8 $0.00 $62,500.00

A005 - Member, Donor, Public Relations

The Society generates public awareness and non-state funding (accounting for 40-45 percent of the total budget) through media relations, social media, promotions and collateral material for programs and events, membership recruitment/retention/upgrade programs, donor development and fundraising activities, and grant writing.

FY 2020 FY 2021 Biennium Total
FTES 7.3 7.3 7.3
GFS 1,000.0 1,000.0 2,000.0
Other 362,000.0 283,000.0 645,000.0
Totals 363,000.0 284,000.0 647,000.0

000071 - Number of Visitors to the Northwest Museum of Arts & Culture

Biennium Period Actual Target
2019-21 Q1 17,137 6,000
2019-21 Q2 22,969 5,500
2019-21 Q3 19,350 6,000
2019-21 Q4 0 6,000
2019-21 Q5 4,629 6,000
2019-21 Q6 3,633 6,000
2019-21 Q7 5,456 6,000
2019-21 Q8 11,481 5,500
2021-23 Q1 10,414 6,000
2021-23 Q2 10,790 6,000
2021-23 Q3 8,690 6,000
2021-23 Q4 20,942 6,000
2021-23 Q5 4,254 6,000
2021-23 Q6 12,545 6,000
2021-23 Q7 9,546 6,000
2021-23 Q8 12,950 6,000
2023-25 Q1 15,662 6,000
2023-25 Q2 0 6,000
2023-25 Q3 0 6,000
2023-25 Q4 0 6,000
2023-25 Q5 0 6,000
2023-25 Q6 0 6,000
2023-25 Q7 0 6,000
2023-25 Q8 0 6,000

A006 - Facilities Operations

The Society maintains a 5-acre campus with two historic buildings listed on the National Register of Historic Places, administrative offices, public auditorium and amphitheater, archive and collections storage, and Exhibit Hall. This activity includes utilities, HVAC for environmental control, security services, custodial and grounds care, and all capital (maintenance and repair) projects.

FY 2020 FY 2021 Biennium Total
FTES 9.2 9.2 9.2
GFS 1,126,000.0 1,226,000.0 2,352,000.0
Other 130,000.0 96,000.0 226,000.0
Totals 1,256,000.0 1,322,000.0 2,578,000.0
Expected Results

To be developed.

Regulate the economy to ensure fairness, security and efficiency

Strategy: Regulate the economy to ensure fairness, security and efficiency

Agency: 102 - Department of Financial Institutions

A001 - Agency Management and Administrative Services

The Division of Administration provides administrative and advisory services for the Department of Financial Institutions. These services include policy and legal advice, human resources, financial and budgeting functions.

FY 2020 FY 2021 Biennium Total
FTES 17.3 18.9 18.1
GFS
Other 2,628,000.0 2,827,000.0 5,455,000.0
Totals 2,628,000.0 2,827,000.0 5,455,000.0

002483 - Percentage of Revenues Collected Electronically

Biennium Period Actual Target
2019-21 A2 90% 85%
2019-21 A3 90% 90%
2021-23 A2 79% 95%
2021-23 A3 91% 95%
2023-25 A2 94% 95%
2023-25 A3 0% 0%

002484 - Percentage of Calls Reaching a Live Person Within 60 Seconds

Biennium Period Actual Target
2019-21 Q1 93% 80%
2019-21 Q2 93% 80%
2019-21 Q3 93% 80%
2019-21 Q4 91% 80%
2019-21 Q5 91% 80%
2019-21 Q6 88% 80%
2019-21 Q7 93% 80%
2019-21 Q8 97% 80%
2021-23 Q1 96% 80%
2021-23 Q2 97% 80%
2021-23 Q3 96% 80%
2021-23 Q4 97% 80%
2021-23 Q5 93% 80%
2021-23 Q6 95% 80%
2021-23 Q7 94% 80%
2021-23 Q8 95% 80%
2023-25 Q1 92% 80%
2023-25 Q2 95% 80%
2023-25 Q3 95% 80%
2023-25 Q4 96% 80%
2023-25 Q5 96% 80%
2023-25 Q6 0% 0%
2023-25 Q7 0% 0%
2023-25 Q8 0% 0%

002486 - Percentage of Employees who Leave DFI to Take A Position With Another Employer

Biennium Period Actual Target
2019-21 Q1 1% 3%
2019-21 Q2 1% 3%
2019-21 Q3 1% 3%
2019-21 Q4 1% 3%
2019-21 Q5 1% 3%
2019-21 Q6 0% 3%
2019-21 Q7 1% 3%
2019-21 Q8 1% 3%
2021-23 Q1 2% 3%
2021-23 Q2 2% 3%
2021-23 Q3 2% 3%
2021-23 Q4 2% 3%
2021-23 Q5 3% 3%
2021-23 Q6 1% 3%
2021-23 Q7 2% 3%
2021-23 Q8 1% 3%
2023-25 Q1 1% 3%
2023-25 Q2 1% 3%
2023-25 Q3 1% 3%
2023-25 Q4 1% 3%
2023-25 Q5 1% 3%
2023-25 Q6 0% 0%
2023-25 Q7 0% 0%
2023-25 Q8 0% 0%

002487 - Percentage of Veterans in DFI's Workforce

Biennium Period Actual Target
2019-21 Q1 7% 8%
2019-21 Q2 8% 8%
2019-21 Q3 8% 8%
2019-21 Q4 8% 8%
2019-21 Q5 8% 8%
2019-21 Q6 8% 8%
2019-21 Q7 8% 8%
2019-21 Q8 8% 8%
2021-23 Q1 8% 8%
2021-23 Q2 9% 8%
2021-23 Q3 10% 8%
2021-23 Q4 11% 8%
2021-23 Q5 11% 8%
2021-23 Q6 10% 8%
2021-23 Q7 10% 8%
2021-23 Q8 11% 8%
2023-25 Q1 11% 8%
2023-25 Q2 11% 8%
2023-25 Q3 10% 8%
2023-25 Q4 10% 8%
2023-25 Q5 10% 8%
2023-25 Q6 0% 0%
2023-25 Q7 0% 0%
2023-25 Q8 0% 0%

002488 - Percentage of Employees with Disabilities in DFI's Workforce

Biennium Period Actual Target
2019-21 Q1 9% 8%
2019-21 Q2 9% 8%
2019-21 Q3 9% 8%
2019-21 Q4 12% 8%
2019-21 Q5 11% 8%
2019-21 Q6 11% 8%
2019-21 Q7 11% 8%
2019-21 Q8 11% 8%
2021-23 Q1 11% 8%
2021-23 Q2 12% 8%
2021-23 Q3 12% 8%
2021-23 Q4 13% 8%
2021-23 Q5 12% 8%
2021-23 Q6 13% 8%
2021-23 Q7 13% 8%
2021-23 Q8 14% 8%
2023-25 Q1 14% 8%
2023-25 Q2 15% 8%
2023-25 Q3 15% 8%
2023-25 Q4 15% 8%
2023-25 Q5 15% 8%
2023-25 Q6 0% 0%
2023-25 Q7 0% 0%
2023-25 Q8 0% 0%

A002 - Chartering, Licensing and Registration

The Department of Financial Institutions evaluates and approves new applications, mergers, conversions, branches, and corporate governance changes for banks and credit unions. The department also conducts licensing, registration, and exemption activities for financial entities, such as broker dealers, investment advisers, securities issuers, escrow officers, mortgage brokers and loan originators, payday lenders, money transmitters, currency exchangers, and consumer loan companies.

FY 2020 FY 2021 Biennium Total
FTES 40.4 40.5 40.5
GFS
Other 5,651,000.0 6,286,000.0 11,937,000.0
Totals 5,651,000.0 6,286,000.0 11,937,000.0

000698 - Number of Registration Applications Received

Biennium Period Actual Target
2019-21 Q1 4 6
2019-21 Q2 3 6
2019-21 Q3 3 6
2019-21 Q4 2 6
2019-21 Q5 5 6
2019-21 Q6 5 6
2019-21 Q7 3 6
2019-21 Q8 2 6
2021-23 Q1 3 6
2021-23 Q2 5 6
2021-23 Q3 3 6
2021-23 Q4 4 6
2021-23 Q5 4 6
2021-23 Q6 5 6
2021-23 Q7 5 6
2021-23 Q8 1 6
2023-25 Q1 113 0
2023-25 Q2 0 0
2023-25 Q3 0 0
2023-25 Q4 0 0
2023-25 Q5 0 0
2023-25 Q6 0 0
2023-25 Q7 0 0
2023-25 Q8 0 0

002475 - Days to Process and Issue a Consumer Loan Company License

Biennium Period Actual Target
2019-21 Q1 21 25
2019-21 Q2 25 25
2019-21 Q3 25 25
2019-21 Q4 24 25
2019-21 Q5 27 25
2019-21 Q6 24 25
2019-21 Q7 25 25
2019-21 Q8 25 25
2021-23 Q1 25 25
2021-23 Q2 25 25
2021-23 Q3 23 25
2021-23 Q4 25 25
2021-23 Q5 25 25
2021-23 Q6 25 25
2021-23 Q7 25 25
2021-23 Q8 25 25
2023-25 Q1 25 25
2023-25 Q2 25 25
2023-25 Q3 25 25
2023-25 Q4 25 25
2023-25 Q5 25 25
2023-25 Q6 0 0
2023-25 Q7 0 0
2023-25 Q8 0 0

002478 - Percentage of Callers who are "Satisfied" or "Very Satisfied" with the Information they Received

Biennium Period Actual Target
2019-21 Q1 100% 90%
2019-21 Q2 99% 90%
2019-21 Q3 100% 90%
2019-21 Q4 100% 90%
2019-21 Q5 100% 90%
2019-21 Q6 100% 90%
2019-21 Q7 91% 90%
2019-21 Q8 89% 90%
2021-23 Q1 89% 90%
2021-23 Q2 98% 90%
2021-23 Q3 93% 90%
2021-23 Q4 91% 90%
2021-23 Q5 94% 90%
2021-23 Q6 100% 90%
2021-23 Q7 78% 90%
2021-23 Q8 92% 90%
2023-25 Q1 100% 90%
2023-25 Q2 100% 90%
2023-25 Q3 71% 90%
2023-25 Q4 83% 90%
2023-25 Q5 100% 90%
2023-25 Q6 0% 0%
2023-25 Q7 0% 0%
2023-25 Q8 0% 0%

002750 - Percentage of Mortgage Loan Originator sponsorship applications approved within 5 days

Biennium Period Actual Target
2019-21 Q1 97% 80%
2019-21 Q2 92% 80%
2019-21 Q3 96% 80%
2019-21 Q4 94% 80%
2019-21 Q5 92% 80%
2019-21 Q6 92% 80%
2019-21 Q7 91% 80%
2019-21 Q8 94% 80%
2021-23 Q1 91% 80%
2021-23 Q2 93% 80%
2021-23 Q3 90% 80%
2021-23 Q4 93% 80%
2021-23 Q5 89% 80%
2021-23 Q6 93% 80%
2021-23 Q7 90% 80%
2021-23 Q8 95% 80%
2023-25 Q1 98% 80%
2023-25 Q2 97% 80%
2023-25 Q3 90% 80%
2023-25 Q4 95% 80%
2023-25 Q5 95% 80%
2023-25 Q6 0% 0%
2023-25 Q7 0% 0%
2023-25 Q8 0% 0%

003036 - Number of Registration Applications Received

Biennium Period Actual Target
2021-23 Q1 107 110
2021-23 Q2 73 110
2021-23 Q3 64 110
2021-23 Q4 215 110
2021-23 Q5 80 110
2021-23 Q6 71 110
2021-23 Q7 69 110
2021-23 Q8 211 110
2023-25 Q1 113 110
2023-25 Q2 56 110
2023-25 Q3 55 110
2023-25 Q4 177 110
2023-25 Q5 85 110
2023-25 Q6 0 0
2023-25 Q7 0 0
2023-25 Q8 0 0

A003 - Education and Public Outreach

The Department conducts education and outreach activities for consumers and stakeholders. Activities include presentations, town meetings, and press conferences addressing consumer and industry concerns; Internet-based information; and interactive programs.

FY 2020 FY 2021 Biennium Total
FTES 5.8 6.0 5.9
GFS
Other 1,983,000.0 2,088,000.0 4,071,000.0
Totals 1,983,000.0 2,088,000.0 4,071,000.0

000375 - Consumers Rating Outreach Programs & Materials as Helpful

Biennium Period Actual Target
2019-21 Q1 100% 90%
2019-21 Q2 99% 90%
2019-21 Q3 100% 90%
2019-21 Q4 0% 90%
2019-21 Q5 100% 90%
2019-21 Q6 0% 90%
2019-21 Q7 100% 90%
2019-21 Q8 100% 90%
2021-23 Q1 100% 90%
2021-23 Q2 0% 90%
2021-23 Q3 100% 90%
2021-23 Q4 100% 90%
2021-23 Q5 0% 90%
2021-23 Q6 100% 90%
2021-23 Q7 100% 90%
2021-23 Q8 100% 90%
2023-25 Q1 100% 90%
2023-25 Q2 100% 90%
2023-25 Q3 100% 90%
2023-25 Q4 100% 90%
2023-25 Q5 100% 90%
2023-25 Q6 0% 0%
2023-25 Q7 0% 0%
2023-25 Q8 0% 0%

002479 - Registrant Survey Results Rated as "Excellent" or "Good"

Biennium Period Actual Target
2019-21 Q1 100% 80%
2019-21 Q2 0% 80%
2019-21 Q3 100% 80%
2019-21 Q4 0% 80%
2019-21 Q5 100% 80%
2019-21 Q6 100% 80%
2019-21 Q7 100% 80%
2019-21 Q8 100% 80%
2021-23 Q1 100% 80%
2021-23 Q2 100% 80%
2021-23 Q3 0% 80%
2021-23 Q4 0% 80%
2021-23 Q5 100% 80%
2021-23 Q6 100% 80%
2021-23 Q7 100% 80%
2021-23 Q8 100% 80%
2023-25 Q1 100% 80%
2023-25 Q2 100% 80%
2023-25 Q3 100% 80%
2023-25 Q4 100% 80%
2023-25 Q5 100% 80%
2023-25 Q6 0% 0%
2023-25 Q7 0% 0%
2023-25 Q8 0% 0%

002482 - Percentage of Students Demonstrating Increased Financial Knowledge

Biennium Period Actual Target
2019-21 A2 18% 15%
2019-21 A3 38% 15%
2021-23 A2 49% 15%
2021-23 A3 36% 15%
2023-25 A2 39% 15%
2023-25 A3 0% 0%

A004 - Enforcement

The Department conducts various types of supervisory, surveillance, and enforcement activities to detect and take corrective action for violations of the regulatory and anti-fraud statutes applicable to financial institutions. Activities include processing complaints, doing investigations, and taking appropriate actions against banks, credit unions, and other financial entities. Additional enforcement functions include coordination and assistance to other law enforcement agencies and prosecutors and providing testimony in courts of law.

FY 2020 FY 2021 Biennium Total
FTES 46.6 46.6 46.6
GFS
Other 8,878,000.0 9,537,000.0 18,415,000.0
Totals 8,878,000.0 9,537,000.0 18,415,000.0

000761 - Number of Enforcement Actions Taken

Biennium Period Actual Target
2019-21 Q1 64 48
2019-21 Q2 41 48
2019-21 Q3 56 48
2019-21 Q4 65 48
2019-21 Q5 56 48
2019-21 Q6 41 48
2019-21 Q7 40 48
2019-21 Q8 43 48
2021-23 Q1 39 48
2021-23 Q2 30 48
2021-23 Q3 98 48
2021-23 Q4 30 48
2021-23 Q5 35 48
2021-23 Q6 41 48
2021-23 Q7 35 48
2021-23 Q8 39 48
2023-25 Q1 36 48
2023-25 Q2 47 48
2023-25 Q3 41 48
2023-25 Q4 37 48
2023-25 Q5 40 48
2023-25 Q6 0 0
2023-25 Q7 0 0
2023-25 Q8 0 0

002480 - Percentage of Consumer Complaints Closed Within 60 Days

Biennium Period Actual Target
2019-21 Q1 100% 80%
2019-21 Q2 97% 80%
2019-21 Q3 100% 80%
2019-21 Q4 97% 80%
2019-21 Q5 99% 80%
2019-21 Q6 100% 80%
2019-21 Q7 100% 80%
2019-21 Q8 99% 80%
2021-23 Q1 97% 80%
2021-23 Q2 100% 80%
2021-23 Q3 98% 80%
2021-23 Q4 100% 80%
2021-23 Q5 99% 80%
2021-23 Q6 97% 80%
2021-23 Q7 100% 80%
2021-23 Q8 96% 80%
2023-25 Q1 99% 90%
2023-25 Q2 97% 90%
2023-25 Q3 98% 90%
2023-25 Q4 99% 90%
2023-25 Q5 98% 90%
2023-25 Q6 0% 0%
2023-25 Q7 0% 0%
2023-25 Q8 0% 0%

002481 - Percentage of Complaints That Are Closed or Moved to Investigation Within 90 Days.

Biennium Period Actual Target
2019-21 Q1 95% 80%
2019-21 Q2 95% 80%
2019-21 Q3 95% 80%
2019-21 Q4 96% 80%
2019-21 Q5 94% 80%
2019-21 Q6 86% 80%
2019-21 Q7 89% 80%
2019-21 Q8 79% 80%
2021-23 Q1 87% 80%
2021-23 Q2 83% 80%
2021-23 Q3 82% 80%
2021-23 Q4 82% 80%
2021-23 Q5 78% 80%
2021-23 Q6 77% 80%
2021-23 Q7 83% 80%
2021-23 Q8 88% 80%
2023-25 Q1 86% 80%
2023-25 Q2 87% 80%
2023-25 Q3 90% 80%
2023-25 Q4 94% 80%
2023-25 Q5 94% 80%
2023-25 Q6 0% 0%
2023-25 Q7 0% 0%
2023-25 Q8 0% 0%

A005 - Examinations

The department performs several types of examinations. The three primary examinations are compliance and for-cause examinations of financial entities; safety and soundness examinations of banks, credit unions, debenture companies, money transmitters, trust companies, Small Business Association (SBA) lenders, and industrial development corporations; and information system examinations of banks and credit unions.

FY 2020 FY 2021 Biennium Total
FTES 111.2 125.5 118.4
GFS
Other 19,721,000.0 21,035,000.0 40,756,000.0
Totals 19,721,000.0 21,035,000.0 40,756,000.0

000523 - Banking Assets Held at Institutions with Satisfactory Ratings

Biennium Period Actual Target
2019-21 Q1 100% 90%
2019-21 Q2 100% 90%
2019-21 Q3 99% 90%
2019-21 Q4 100% 90%
2019-21 Q5 100% 90%
2019-21 Q6 100% 90%
2019-21 Q7 100% 90%
2019-21 Q8 100% 90%
2021-23 Q1 100% 90%
2021-23 Q2 100% 90%
2021-23 Q3 100% 90%
2021-23 Q4 100% 90%
2021-23 Q5 100% 90%
2021-23 Q6 99% 90%
2021-23 Q7 100% 90%
2021-23 Q8 100% 90%
2023-25 Q1 94% 90%
2023-25 Q2 86% 90%
2023-25 Q3 86% 90%
2023-25 Q4 86% 90%
2023-25 Q5 87% 90%
2023-25 Q6 0% 0%
2023-25 Q7 0% 0%
2023-25 Q8 0% 0%

000637 - Credit Union Assets Held at Institutions with Satisfactory Ratings

Biennium Period Actual Target
2019-21 Q1 99% 95%
2019-21 Q2 99% 95%
2019-21 Q3 99% 95%
2019-21 Q4 99% 95%
2019-21 Q5 99% 95%
2019-21 Q6 99% 95%
2019-21 Q7 99% 95%
2019-21 Q8 99% 95%
2021-23 Q1 99% 95%
2021-23 Q2 99% 95%
2021-23 Q3 99% 95%
2021-23 Q4 98% 95%
2021-23 Q5 88% 95%
2021-23 Q6 98% 95%
2021-23 Q7 96% 95%
2021-23 Q8 94% 95%
2023-25 Q1 96% 90%
2023-25 Q2 100% 90%
2023-25 Q3 97% 90%
2023-25 Q4 99% 95%
2023-25 Q5 83% 95%
2023-25 Q6 0% 0%
2023-25 Q7 0% 0%
2023-25 Q8 0% 0%

002477 - Percentage of DFI's Consumer Services Division Licensees Examined Per Quarter

Biennium Period Actual Target
2019-21 Q1 8% 5%
2019-21 Q2 6% 5%
2019-21 Q3 9% 5%
2019-21 Q4 10% 5%
2019-21 Q5 10% 5%
2019-21 Q6 8% 5%
2019-21 Q7 8% 5%
2019-21 Q8 7% 5%
2021-23 Q1 6% 5%
2021-23 Q2 12% 5%
2021-23 Q3 6% 5%
2021-23 Q4 7% 5%
2021-23 Q5 5% 5%
2021-23 Q6 6% 5%
2021-23 Q7 8% 5%
2021-23 Q8 7% 5%
2023-25 Q1 8% 5%
2023-25 Q2 5% 5%
2023-25 Q3 7% 5%
2023-25 Q4 7% 5%
2023-25 Q5 8% 5%
2023-25 Q6 0% 0%
2023-25 Q7 0% 0%
2023-25 Q8 0% 0%

Coordinate government efforts to improve the effectiveness of economic investments

Strategy: Coordinate government efforts to improve the effectiveness of economic investments

Agency: 147 - Office of Minority and Women's Business Enterprises

A001 - Administration

The Office of Minority and Women’s Business Enterprises (OMWBE) promotes the participation, in public contracting and procurement, of all qualified and available small businesses owned and controlled by minorities, women and all others who may be socially and economically disadvantaged.

FY 2020 FY 2021 Biennium Total
FTES 20.3 28.3 24.3
GFS 1,508,000.0 3,049,000.0 4,557,000.0
Other 1,409,000.0 1,629,000.0 3,038,000.0
Totals 2,917,000.0 4,678,000.0 7,595,000.0
Expected Results

Maximize the opportunities for women and minority-owned businesses to do business with state agencies to eight percent minority-owned business enterprises and four percent women-owned business enterprises.

A002 - Agency Support

OMWBE partners with state agencies, local governments, and private corporations to increase the participation of certified businesses in procurement opportunities.

FY 2020 FY 2021 Biennium Total
FTES 7.0 7.0 7.0
GFS 736,000.0 1,000,000.0 1,736,000.0
Other 167,000.0 156,000.0 323,000.0
Totals 903,000.0 1,156,000.0 2,059,000.0

000579 - Number of State Agencies who have developed Supplier Diversity Plans

Biennium Period Actual Target
2019-21 Q1 0 0
2019-21 Q2 0 0
2019-21 Q3 0 0
2019-21 Q4 62 63
2019-21 Q5 0 0
2019-21 Q6 0 0
2019-21 Q7 0 0
2019-21 Q8 62 63
2021-23 Q1 0 0
2021-23 Q2 0 0
2021-23 Q3 0 0
2021-23 Q4 50 63
2021-23 Q5 0 0
2021-23 Q6 0 0
2021-23 Q7 0 0
2021-23 Q8 54 63

000580 - Percentage of State Agencies with current plans

Biennium Period Actual Target
2019-21 Q1 0% 0%
2019-21 Q2 0% 0%
2019-21 Q3 0% 0%
2019-21 Q4 98% 100%
2019-21 Q5 0% 0%
2019-21 Q6 0% 0%
2019-21 Q7 0% 0%
2019-21 Q8 98% 100%
2021-23 Q1 0% 0%
2021-23 Q2 0% 0%
2021-23 Q3 0% 0%
2021-23 Q4 78% 100%
2021-23 Q5 0% 0%
2021-23 Q6 0% 0%
2021-23 Q7 0% 0%
2021-23 Q8 86% 100%

000585 - Percentage of contract procurement dollars

Biennium Period Actual Target
2019-21 A2 4% 16%
2019-21 A3 3% 16%
2021-23 A2 3% 16%
2021-23 A3 3% 16%

000586 - Number of certified firms doing business in the state

Biennium Period Actual Target
2019-21 Q1 2,396 2,200
2019-21 Q2 2,273 2,200
2019-21 Q3 2,273 2,200
2019-21 Q4 2,273 2,225
2019-21 Q5 2,226 2,250
2019-21 Q6 2,280 2,275
2019-21 Q7 2,334 2,300
2019-21 Q8 2,373 2,325
2021-23 Q1 2,434 2,450
2021-23 Q2 2,494 2,475
2021-23 Q3 2,555 2,500
2021-23 Q4 2,616 2,525
2021-23 Q5 2,586 2,550
2021-23 Q6 2,555 2,575
2021-23 Q7 2,509 2,600
2021-23 Q8 2,462 2,625
2023-25 Q1 2,525 2,575
2023-25 Q2 2,587 2,600
2023-25 Q3 0 2,625
2023-25 Q4 0 2,650
2023-25 Q5 0 2,675
2023-25 Q6 0 2,700
2023-25 Q7 0 2,725
2023-25 Q8 0 2,750

A003 - Certification

The office provides state of Washington and other certification to companies who meet regulatory requirements for certification.

FY 2020 FY 2021 Biennium Total
FTES 19.0 20.0 19.5
GFS 857,000.0 1,333,000.0 2,190,000.0
Other 3,777,000.0 3,675,000.0 7,452,000.0
Totals 4,634,000.0 5,008,000.0 9,642,000.0

000610 - Percentage of state files processed within 60 days.

Biennium Period Actual Target
2019-21 Q1 69% 100%
2019-21 Q2 63% 100%
2019-21 Q3 54% 100%
2019-21 Q4 52% 100%
2019-21 Q5 43% 100%
2019-21 Q6 40% 100%
2019-21 Q7 50% 100%
2019-21 Q8 44% 100%
2021-23 Q1 55% 100%
2021-23 Q2 45% 100%
2021-23 Q3 42% 100%
2021-23 Q4 29% 100%
2021-23 Q5 12% 100%
2021-23 Q6 33% 100%
2021-23 Q7 11% 100%
2021-23 Q8 35% 100%
2023-25 Q1 0% 0%
2023-25 Q2 0% 0%
2023-25 Q3 0% 0%
2023-25 Q4 0% 0%
2023-25 Q5 0% 0%
2023-25 Q6 0% 0%
2023-25 Q7 0% 0%
2023-25 Q8 0% 0%

A004 - Minority and Women Business Development

OMWBE works with government and small business organizations to build a healthy statewide economic plan that includes successful, growing minority and women-owned businesses.

FY 2020 FY 2021 Biennium Total
FTES 6.0 6.0 6.0
GFS 736,000.0 1,000,000.0 1,736,000.0
Other
Totals 736,000.0 1,000,000.0 1,736,000.0

000625 - Percentage of certified firms registered in WEBS

Biennium Period Actual Target
2019-21 Q1 34% 40%
2019-21 Q2 36% 40%
2019-21 Q3 36% 40%
2019-21 Q4 36% 40%
2019-21 Q5 37% 40%
2019-21 Q6 37% 40%
2019-21 Q7 37% 40%
2019-21 Q8 36% 40%
2021-23 Q1 36% 40%
2021-23 Q2 36% 40%
2021-23 Q3 36% 40%
2021-23 Q4 36% 40%
2021-23 Q5 38% 40%
2021-23 Q6 39% 40%
2021-23 Q7 43% 40%
2021-23 Q8 44% 40%
2023-25 Q1 45% 40%
2023-25 Q2 46% 40%
2023-25 Q3 0% 40%
2023-25 Q4 0% 40%
2023-25 Q5 0% 40%
2023-25 Q6 0% 40%
2023-25 Q7 0% 40%
2023-25 Q8 0% 40%

Regulate the economy to ensure fairness, security and efficiency

Strategy: Regulate the economy to ensure fairness, security and efficiency

Agency: 195 - Liquor and Cannabis Board

A007 - Liquor and Cannabis Licensing and Permits

The Program Administration, License Investigation, License Processing, and Customer Service Units review and report on all license applications, permit applications, and business modification requests from current license holders; approve all liquor and cannabis license and permit applications and renewals except those involving extensive investigation or requiring a board decision; maintain official licensing records and make documents available for court, administrative action, and public records requests; and provide licensing information for applicants and the general public.

FY 2020 FY 2021 Biennium Total
FTES 85.4 85.1 85.3
GFS 95,000.0 371,000.0 466,000.0
Other 12,696,000.0 13,516,000.0 26,212,000.0
Totals 12,791,000.0 13,887,000.0 26,678,000.0

003106 - License Processing Days - Special Occasions

Biennium Period Actual Target
2023-25 Q1 28 0
2023-25 Q2 24 0
2023-25 Q3 24 0