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Budget Reductions

State agency savings options for fiscal year 2025 and 2025-27 biennium

On Nov. 8, OFM sent a letter to state agency directors and others, outlining that revenue forecasts, rising costs, and expanding needs require reductions for Gov. Inslee to propose a balanced budget. OFM directed state agencies to propose budget savings options so the governor’s budget can focus on continuing essential services and addressing caseload increases. For more information on the budget situation and what we’re asking of agencies, see:

NOTE: Documents reflect preliminary savings options identified by each agency. They do not necessarily reflect the priorities of Gov. Inslee or the agency. If a program or service reduction is listed does not mean the reduction will happen, or happen at the level shown. OFM will continue to work with agencies to review and refine savings options for the governor and Legislature to consider.

Legislative

  • House of Representatives
  • Senate
  • Joint Transportation Committee
  • Joint Legislative Audit and Review Committee
  • Legislative Evaluation and Accountability Program Committee
  • Office of the State Actuary
  • Office of Legislative Support Services
  • Joint Legislative Systems Committee
  • Statute Law Committee

Judicial

  • Supreme Court
  • State Law Library
  • Court of Appeals
  • Commission on Judicial Conduct
  • Administrative Office of the Courts
  • Office of Public Defense
  • Office of Civil Legal Aid

Governmental Operations

Human Services

Natural Resources and Recreation

Transportation

Education

Other Education

Special Appropriation Agencies

  • Bond Retirement and Interest
  • Special Appropriations to the Governor
  • Contributions to Retirement Systems