executive branch departments

• Executive branch regulations: Sole and exclusive nature of conferred authority to Executive branch departments and agencies; clarifying amendments,

• FR, October 03, 2007
• Rules
• Government Ethics Office

• Oakland Press Needs to Get the Real Facts

My office also instituted a Treasurer's Office investigation which uncovered fraudulent activities and exposed improper financial actions. We turned over $3 million in receivables to cash by aggressively pursuing those owing the city money. We centralized and enhanced collection efforts by adopting market rate bad check penalties and by participating in the Oakland County Prosecutor's program to collect the funds owed to the city. We acknowledged and developed a solution to the $15 million owed to General Motors Corp. We took advantage of the competitive purchasing rules that allowed us to reduce and stabilize our gas and electric utility costs, saving approximately $200,000. We discontinued the practice of proving taxpayer-funded refreshments for executive branch employees, saving over...

... essential travel in executive branch departments reducing costs by $175,000. By participating in th...

• Michigan Chronicle
• August 11, 2009

• Policy Letter 11-01, Performance of Inherently Governmental and Critical Functions

The Office of Federal Procurement Policy (OFPP) in the Office of Management and Budget (OMB) is making a correction to the Final Policy Letter ``Performance of Inherently Governmental and Critical Functions'' (76 FR 56227-56242, September 12, 2011) to clarify that the Policy Letter applies to both Civilian and Defense Executive Branch Departments and Agencies. The original publication of the policy letter was inadvertently addressed only to the Heads of The Civilian Executive Departments and Agencies. Also, OFPP has corrected the citation for additional guidance about conduct of Federally Funded Research and Development Centers (FFRDCs), because the original notice referenced an incorrect Part of the Federal Acquisition Regulation. The corrections below should be used in place of text p...

• Federal Register Nbr. 77 FR 7609, February 13, 2012
• Notices
• Management and Budget Office

• Gov.'S Committee On Affirmative Action Stalls

The governor did not receive any final recommendations from this committee," he said. "We were under the impression there were going to be follow-up meetings to come up with the final recommendations, but the only thing I heard was from Robert Fortes, the governor's liaison to the committee. He called me a few months ago and told me the governor's office had changed their position and they weren't going to be recommending any changes to the affirmative action [policy]. "It has not been dropped," said the spokesman, Felix Brown. "The matter is currently under review." Horace Small, director of the Union of Minority Neighborhoods, notes that [Mitt Romney] moved the agency that oversees affirmative action further down his chain of command. Reportedly, the head of the Office of Diversity ...

... Mitt Romney nixed the longstanding executive orders that ensured equitable treatment of employe... discrimination in the myriad executive branch departments, no longer reports directly to Romney,...

• Boston Banner, The
• August 04, 2009

• Organization, functions, and authority delegations: Executive Branch agencies and departments,

• FR, December 02, 2002
• Notices
• Trade Representative, Office of United States

• The Fiscal Sky Isn't Falling!

The treasurer noted that McGreevey's previous budgets "cut spending on the operations of executive branch departments. When factoring out the increase in Human Services due to child welfare reforms in DYFS [Department of Youth and Financial Services]," [John McCormac] says, "operational spending for fiscal 2005 is down overall." Moreover, "the budgets for 12 of New Jersey's 15 state departments are smaller.

• NJBIZ
• July 29, 2009

• Federal Stimulus Funds Will Offset W.Va. Budget Cuts: ; Funds Will Be Tapped for Schools, Colleges and Medicaid

Gov. Joe Manchin is banking on West Virginia's share of federal stimulus money to offset most of the 3.4 percent budget cut he's ordered for all executive branch departments, administration officials said Tuesday. The governor ordered the cuts Monday, to pre-empt a projected shortfall in general tax revenue now estimated at $120 million. With the budget year ending June 30, general revenue collections are already $13.7 million behind.

• Charleston Daily Mail
• December 30, 2009

• Government agencies and employees: Closing of Executive branch departments and agencies on December 26, 2003 (EO 13320),

• FR, December 12, 2003
• Presidential Documents

• Government agencies and employees: Closing of Executive branch departments and agencies on June 11, 2004 (EO 13343),

• FR, June 08, 2004
• Presidential Documents

• Budget Shortfall: ; State Counts On Stimulus Funding; Manchin Looking for Federal Aid with Deficit

Gov. Joe Manchin is banking on West Virginia's share of federal stimulus money to offset most of the 3.4 percent budget cut he's ordered for all executive branch departments, administration officials said Tuesday. The governor ordered the cuts Monday, to pre-empt a projected shortfall in general tax revenue now estimated at $120 million. With the budget year ending June 30, general revenue collections are already $13.7 million behind.

• Charleston Gazette
• December 30, 2009