Funding for the USGS is contained in the annual Interior and Related Agencies
Appropriations Bill.
The table below displays the USGS funding at the Activity, Subactivity, and
Program Element levels for Fiscal Year 2004 (Actual), for Fiscal Year 2005
(Enacted), and Fiscal Year 2006 (Proposed Request by the Administration on
February 7, 2005). Upon receipt of the President's Budget Request, major
steps in the Congressional Appropriations process are shown below.
Congressional action regarding the Fiscal Year 2006 Appropriation will be
displayed as events occur.
Separate markups by the Interior Appropriations Subcommittees in the House
and in the Senate.
Separate markups by the Full Appropriations Committees in the House and in
the Senate.
Separate passage of a bill by the House and the Senate.
Agreement by a Conference Committee consisting of House and Senate members
to resolve their differences.
Passage of this Conference agreement by both the House and Senate.
Presentation of this House-Senate agreement to the President for his
signature or veto.
U.S. Geological Survey
FY 2006 Congressional Action
(Dollars in Thousands)
1
Included in the FY 2005 Enacted column is: Enacted funding
($949,921); USGS's share of a departmentwide vehicle streamlining
reductions (-$278); Conference action across-the-board reduction
(-$5,635); and Omnibus Bill rescission (-$7,544).
2
This row displays the FY 2005 Emergency Supplemental funding (P.L.
108-324) received on a one-time basis to cover costs of hurricane damage
(Water Resources Investigations budget activity at $707 and the Biological
Research budget activity at $293). However anticipated funding for tsunami
research ($8.1 million to the Geology budget activity) has not been
included pending approval of apportionment documentation.
3
This row displays the FY 2005 Emergency Supplemental funding (P.L. 109-13)
received on a one-time basis to cover costs of increased earthquake and
tsunami detection ($8.1 million to the Geology budget activity).
4
This row depicts the FY 2005 appropriations transfer to USGS from USAID.
5
Included in the Conference Bill Recommendation (FY 2006 Enacted) column
is: Enacted funding ($976,035); Landsat Anomaly funding redirection;
and Conference Action Across-the-Board Reduction (-$4,646).