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startxref 0000015174 00000 n The Highway Fund is primarily financed by gas and fuel taxes which are excise taxes that do not grow with inflation. Gov. In addition to his work through RCG, Roberts serves as a Board member and Advisory Board member to multiple health care companies and is a Fellow with the Nashville Health Care Council. Brian and his family live in East Nashville, where he plays for the local vintage base ball club, plants trees with Root Nashville, and harvests fresh fruit from his yard. That was for about 77 employees. WebTENNCARE - 20% - $4.1 Billion HIGHER EDUCATION - 11% - $2.3 Billion TRANSPORTATION - 6% - $1.2 Billion CORRECTION - 6% - $1.2 Billion OTHER - 30% - Yet a survey of U.S. companies found employers now are budgeting an overall average salary increase of 3.4% in 2022, which is less than half the current She served as a news producer for WMC-TV Action News 5 in Memphis. For this reason, the governor proposes to spend that $750 million on other one-time expenses in FY 2023 and leave it unallocated for FY 2024. Those experiences include active roles in debates over economic policy, health care, welfare, energy, transportation, and the federal budget, and he started his career as an intern at the Heritage Foundation in Washington, D.C. P4P was only a percentage of total funding for state employee salary adjustments. 4% salary pool for Non-TEAM Act state employees (July 2022) 4% salary pool for each of the higher education institutions (Available July 2022) $120 million funding for the new market study currently being conducted. Haslam introduced the IMPROVE Act that, among other things, proposed increasing Highway Fund taxes to complete a backlog of 962 transportation projects over the course of 10 years. During his tenure, Roberts was elected to the Board of Directors of the National Association of Medicaid Directors and was named a Fellow with the Medicaid Leadership Institute (a program run by the Robert Wood Johnson Foundation and the Center for Health Care Strategies). She is a 1999 graduate of Leadership Memphis and in 2001 served as Leadership Memphis Alumni Association President and a member of Beta Epsilon Omega Chapter of Alpha Kappa Alpha Sorority, Inc. She serves as Vice President of the Best Media Properties, Inc. 0000010110 00000 n He has helped facilitate project locations representing more than $2.5 billion in capital investment. Statutory Data Report: February 2008. WebKingston Springs dfinch@kingstonsprings-tn.gov Yes 1 Yes 3 La Vergne progers@lavergnetn.gov No Yes 6 Lakeland mwalker@lakelandtn.org Yes 2 Yes 3 Lebanon stuart.lawson@lebanontn.org Yes 1.5 Yes 3 We capped the merit raises this year at 1.5%. Employers are obligated to report Tennessee new hires to the state's Department of Labor and Workforce Development within 20 days from the date they are She now calls East Nashville home. <<71EA23C06F1507429D1D577B2D74A737>]/Prev 428332/XRefStm 1147>> The remaining $12 million non-recurring will support a dental services pilot program meant to increase the supply of dentists. Some details of those announcements are included below. The FY 2023 recommended budget includes unprecedented new spending levels fueled by multiple years of significantly better-than-expected state revenue collections. New Hire Reporting. 20974 0 obj <> endobj One-time performance bonuses announced to reward state employee performance over the past year. 0000004113 00000 n If the eligible employee did not have a rating for the performance cycle that ended on September 30, 2021, the employee will receive an increase based on the Meets Expectations rating.. All rights reserved. The previous Capital Outlay record was a $766 million allocation in FY 2022. Lawmakers have already approved $79 million for the first year of that initiative and another $40 million for a new TCAT at the West Tennessee Megasite. Bill Lee includes raises and additional benefits in proposed budget, Deadline for submitting Constitution & Bylaws Proposals, A lump-sum payment to Legacy Pension Plan for State Employees, Park employees salary adjustments (selected positions), Fully funding the state portion (80-percent) of our State Group Health Insurance Plan, Fully funding our OPEB liability (funding for future and present retiree insurance benefits), Backpay for Legislative, Comptroller, and Treasury employees to align with executive branch state employees, Funding for a significant number of projects at Higher Education campuses and State Parks throughout the state. After adjusting for inflation, teachers average pay during the 2020-2021 school year was still about 8.9% lower than about a decade earlier (Figure 17). These rainy day reserves are a tool of last resort should Tennessee need to respond to an economic downturn. hA f:IR(6`.0\sa.0\s\sa.0\sa.0g.0\sa.0\s\sa.0\sa.0g.0\sa.0\s\sa.0\sa.0gn\sa.0\sa.9sC0\sa.0\sa.0\sa.0\sa.sa.0\sa.00\sa.0\sa.sa.0\sa.WR~.0\sa.0\r ?q# Deidre Malone is the President/CEO of The Carter Malone Group, LLC (CMG), a public relations, marketing, advertising, and government relations firm headquartered in Memphis, TN, and an office in Jackson, MS. Before opening the agency in May 2003, Malone served as Vice President of Marketing Development for ALSAC/St. All rights reserved. (24). Nearly all school districts employ more classroom teachers than they get funding for from the BEP. Lee recommends a $650 million one-time deposit to the trust funds that help pay for state employee retirement benefits. [i] Calculated by adding Department of Revenue and Other State Revenue allocations to the General Fund, Education Fund, and Debt Service Fund minus the Gas Tax allocation to the Debt Service Fund (from page A-65 of the Budget). Gov. In 2009 and 2015 respectively, he was awarded Community Service Awards by the Mother Liberty CME Church in Jackson and the West Tennessee Healthcare Foundation. He is passionate about our state and longs to see the day when every Tennessean has access to an equitable and healthy life, a quality education, and a financially stable home. Joseph comes from a background of political organizing, having previously worked in Chattanooga and Memphis. These funds primarily consist of a $2.3 billion surplus from FY 2021 and $2.3 billion in unbudgeted FY 2022 revenue collections, as discussed earlier. That amount includes $219 million to increase capacity at Tennessees Colleges of Applied Technology (TCATs). Will TN state employees get a raise in 2022? The average salary earned by U.S. governors was $128,735. Lee plans to use about $1.4 billion of new recurring revenue for one-time purposes due to continued fear that recent gains may not last (Figure 2). [&hellip, The state has released information about the state employee Pay-for-Performance cash bonus rewards for the 2021-2022 performance cycle. The two main rainy day reserves combined would total $2.6 billion in FY 2023 and cover about 47 days of General Fund operations about 5 days more than before the Great Recession. She also serves on the boards of Harmony Family Centers and the Prevention Alliance of Tennessee. According to a communication from [&hellip, TSEA Government Affairs Director Terry Carroll details some key items included in the state budget in what was a historic year of funding for state employees, Gov. Here are a few highlights from Gov. Additional performance management resources and tools can be found online at TeamTN.gov. We are grateful to the Lee administration and [&hellip, The 2021 Pay for Performance rewards email sent by DOHR to all state employees on May 11, 2021, included a sentence that concerned TSEA and which may have been overlooked [&hellip. (27)(28) According to July 2021 projections, the state had funded 91% of its $17.7 billion long-term pension liability. Mandy has over 15 years of experience supporting federal and state policymakers including as a Presidential Management Fellow and advisor to senior leaders at the U.S. Department of Health and Human Services under Presidents George W. Bush and Barack Obama. (29) According to Pew, Tennessee is one of only five states that meet all best practice criteria for projecting, planning, funding, and managing its pension liabilities. Another 2.5% increase will be issued in the next fiscal year for eligible employees. (12). Livestreams and videos of legislative meetings and activities are accessible on the legislative calendar page at this link: https://wapp.capitol.tn.gov/apps/schedule/ [&hellip, On Wednesday, Dec. 15, 2021, state employees received excellent news about upcoming pay adjustments. That number does not include state appropriations for the Capital Outlay Program and Facilities Revolving Fund, which many discussions and calculations lump in with the General Fund because they are partly paid for with General Fund revenue. Established in 1974 as a non-profit association, TSEA is one of the largest independent state employee organizations in the country, and one of the most successful at improving the salaries, rights and benefits of state employees. Summary: Survey invitations were went to 79 cities with 48 responses regarding merit raises and cost of living increases for city employees in Fiscal Year 2022. Currently, TEIS provides services like occupational, physical, and speech therapy to over 8,000 children up to age 3 who have disabilities or other developmental delays. DOHR Announces July 1 Raises for State Employees TSEA July 1, 2022 0 The Tennessee Department of Human Resources today announced Pay for TSEA is an Association founded by state employees over 40 years ago to protect, advocate for, and represent the rights of Tennessees state employees. Another 27% went to K-12 and higher education to respond to the needs and effects of the pandemic. Lee also proposes $19 million ($8 million recurring, $11 million non-recurring) for the second year of his initiative to clear the current 11,000-person TCAT waitlist. $37 million to expand access to dental services including $26 million recurring for TennCare to expand dental coverage to every adult enrollee, which will draw down an additional $50 million in federal dollars. One, Senate Bill 423, was passed The state awards these funds to local districts through a component of the BEP that supports instructional pay. Mandy Spears Pellegrin is the Deputy Director of the Sycamore Institute, an independent, nonpartisan public policy research center for Tennessee. She holds a B.S. Even if lawmakers enact those changes in the next few months, the new formula likely would not take effect until FY 2024. Shes proud to encourage women to run for office and to be one of the founders of Emerge Tennessee and serves on national Emerge board of directors. Employees who meet the eligibility requirements for performance-based pay or the expanded pay benefit and are currently compensated at their positions maximum salary range will also receive an increase to their base salary. Matt Marshall serves as President/CEO of the United Way of West Tennessee. Another $88 million from earnings on the states lottery fund would cover an increase in the maximum base HOPE Scholarship. The recurring and one-time spending plans discussed in the previous section include the costs summarized below. (21) As a result, across-the-board teacher raises would require most local districts to spend even more than what it takes to match BEP funds from the state. This is a great budget for state employees! She is an adjunct professor of public policy at Vanderbilt Universitys Peabody College and Lipscomb Universitys College of Leadership and Public Service. As a result, the final IMPROVE Act was expected to bring in about $250 million less to the Highway Fund than the original proposal in the first three years alone. . While much of this money has been allocated, spending it will in many cases take several years. Tennessees Budget in Brief: Summary of Gov. The state will spend the largest portion of its flexible funding nearly $2 billion on broadband and water and sewer systems. Some of our better-than-expected collections come from higher sales of durable goods (e.g., sporting goods, appliances, furniture), which may not translate to sustained, long-term revenue growth. Jason B. Rogers serves as Vice President for Administration and University Counsel at Belmont University in Nashville, Tennessee. 0 %PDF-1.4 % Lees FY 2023 Recommended Budget. In 2017, former Gov. (19) State policymakers have long expressed frustration that past increases for salary increases did not always translate to an equivalent boost in pay for all classroom teachers. The largest expenses are: Governor Lee proposes $769 million to expand career and technical education (CTE) in both K-12 and post-secondary including $8 million recurring and $761 million non-recurring. But to limit the cost of the pay raise in its first year, it will not go into effect until Jan. 1, 2022. 0000003269 00000 n A 35 year resident of Nashville, Jason is committed to the local community and charitable activities and has served as the treasurer of The Healing Trust, president of the board of directors of The Next Door, Inc., a program committee co-chair of Leadership Nashville, and a representative to the Parent Advisory Council of Metro Nashville Public Schools. The governor is expected to unveil a proposal soon to change how Tennessee distributes state funds to local school districts. State dollars in the recommended budget total $26.4 billion, an increase of 19.9% (or $4.4 billion) from the current year. Having served as both a legislative liaison in the governors administration and in numerous lobbying and public policy roles in the private sector, Brenda understands all facets of effective advocacy and organizing from developing grassroots support to leveraging grass-tops outreach. The Budget recommends -$117 million in recurring General Fund reductions. While in private practice, he advised and represented nonprofit corporations including numerous colleges and universities. In 2022, the Nashville Business Journal recognized her as one of the regions Women of Influence. $761 million to expand access to career and technical education in both K-12 and post-secondary. And, as always, members can contact TSEA with any questions or concerns they may have at 615-256-4533 or by email at [emailprotected]. -$72 million from the Department of Correction to reflect a change required by state law last year to how the department budgets for its capital needs. Tennessee had funded about 25% of its $1.1 billion in long-term OPEB liabilities, according to July 2021 projections. In January 2004, she was appointed by Judge Betty Adams Green to the position of Juvenile Court Magistrate, where she served until announcing her intention to run for the position of Juvenile Court Judge in November 2013. Sheila Calloway is Davidson Countys Juvenile Court Judge, winning election to an eight-year term in 2014. The Tennessee Department of Human Resources today announced Pay for Performance (P4P) and Expanded Pay Benefits rewards to eligible state employees effective July 1, 2022. This includes $350 million for pension liabilities in the Tennessee Consolidated Retirement System (TCRS) and $300 million for other post-employment benefits (OPEB) like health insurance. Gov. WebInsurance Benefits and Wellness. 0000007720 00000 n We also appreciate DOHR listening to concerns of TSEA and state employees and agreeing it was important to make the raises available to those at the top of their range as well as those hired on or before September 30, 2021.. The budget also includes record investments in broadband, teacher salaries, increasing reserves, and local infrastructure. 5.9 percent The 2022 COLA of 5.9 percent increased the average retirement benefit by $92 a month. He holds a B.S. Phone Directory. The enacted IMPROVE Act raised taxes by less than first proposed, which extended the timeline to complete the approved projects. He presently serves as chairman of the Tennessee Economic Partnership. 0000006458 00000 n Another $10 million recurring and $20 million in non-recurring funds are reserved for the Administration Amendment expected later in the legislative session. Joseph joined the Sycamore Institute in 2023 after serving as the Campaign Manager for the SEIU Local 205 and Regional Organizing Manager for The Equity Alliance, where he managed political and community outreach projects. Kyle is married to Melissa, and together they have five children and one very happy/spoiled dog. Meanwhile, General Fund revenues are expected to grow by over 30% during that same time period. Questions regarding Pay for Performance may be directed to your agencys Human Resources office or submitted to DOHR using the contact information below: Pay for Performance (P4P) inquiries: [emailprotected]. He also serves as the Young Adult Pastor at the Historic First Baptist Church. In addition, the budget also includes funding for the following: Again, specific details about the amounts employees will receive will become clearer in the coming weeks. He is a graduate of Nashvilles Young Leaders Council, a member of the American Enterprise Institutes Leadership Network, and serves on the boards of Cumberland Region Tomorrow and the United Ways of Tennessee. Great news, TSEA members! In addition to $200 million non-recurring for new facility and equipment upgrades, Gov. Senators also advanced $2,300 pay raises for state employees. After suspending the program in 2020 due to the economic effects of COVID-19, the program was reinstated in May 2021. Reserve balances provide a cushion during a recession, which typically increases demand for state programs and services but decreases the revenues that fund them. A native Tennessean, she started her public policy career in the state Comptrollers Office of Research and the Tennessee General Assembly. . The direction and degree of expected change varies by revenue type (Figure 19): The FY 2023 Budget reflects the historically high levels of federal funding the state has received in recent years from multiple rounds of coronavirus relief and other federal aid. Brenda spends most of her free time giving back to her community and lifting up causes in which she believes. Pay for Performance is an important investment to recognize employee results and commitment to serving Tennessee citizens, DOHR Commissioner Juan Williams said. Gov. It has been an incredibly challenging year, but today is a good day for state employees, TSEA Executive Director Randy Stamps said. Some of this money funds the supplemental spending items discussed above, while the remaining $4.3 billion will roll over to FY 2023 as non-recurring revenue to pay for the non-recurring recommendations discussed later. The Budget includes $384 million to secure and expand access to health and social services, including a $375 million recurring increase and $9 million in non-recurring spending. She held positions on the governors communications, legislative, and special projects teams before moving to the Department of Finance and Administration as the commissioners executive assistant and lead lobbyist. +3.0% gain ($360 million) in general sales tax collections, +1.3% gain ($11 million) in selective sales and gross receipts taxes collections, +2.5% gain ($97 million) in franchise and excise tax collections from businesses, +1.1% gain ($18 million) in gas, fuel, and motor vehicle taxes and fees collections. Beginning July 1, 2022, the amount of employer-paid contributions allocated to each active members investment plan account will increase by 3% of the members compensation. [Online] February 2008. trailer Just under 42% of the total is going towards health and social service activities like additional federal support for TennCare, rental assistance, supplemental SNAP (i.e. A total of $130 million ($12 million state, $118 million federal) will fund TennCare. As a result, funding retirement benefits in this way may ultimately require more General Fund revenue than if the state increased its employer contribution. According to a December 21, 2022 communication from DOHR, employees with performance [&hellip, Updated 12/13/2022 The State of Tennessees Departments of Human Resources and Finance and Administration, on Thursday, December 8, 2022, announced a new salary structure for executive branch employees. Recipients of the traditional HOPE Scholarship can receive up to $3,500 as freshmen/sophomores and $4,500 as juniors/seniors for 4-year universities or $3,000 at 2-year schools. The Tennessee General Assembly has passed the FY2021/2022 state budget, including funding for state employee performance raises, bonuses, benefit increases, and various salary adjustments. The FY 2023 recommended budget includes unprecedented new spending levels fueled by multiple years of significantly better-than-expected state revenue collections. Haslam also proposed to index the fuel taxes to inflation, which would have increased those revenues in step with rising prices. State law sets a target for that fund at 8% of General Fund revenues, and the FY 2023 recommended balance represents 8.1%. Before joining the chamber, Spurgeon was vice-president, corporate relations for Jackson Energy Authority. She is a proud board member of the nonpartisan public policy research center The Sycamore Institute, Tennessee Lobbyist Association, Lawyers Association of Womens Marion Griffith chapter, Nashville Cable (womens leadership organization) and a former chapter director of the New Leaders Council. Because of Tennessees strong financial leadership, Tennessee has been ranked number one in fiscal stability by US World News & Report in both 2019 and 2020. -$20 million from TennCare to reflect lower enrollment in one of its programs and duplication of certain behavioral health services covered by the Department of Mental Health and Substance Abuse Services. April 29, 2021 at 8:00 p.m. | Updated April 29, 2021 at 8:07 p.m. The increases for K-12 education include a $750 million recurring placeholder associated with ongoing efforts to reform the states school funding formula. The trick is that handling those raises will require a few methods. 0000015988 00000 n State spending is 19.9% (or $4.4 billion) higher. 1642. WebTennessee lawmakers pass $42.6 billion budget with teacher, employee raises, new infrastructure spending. The Budget recommends a combined balance of $2.6 billion in the Reserve for Revenue Fluctuations and the TennCare Reserve by the end of FY 2023 (Figure 22). In 2006, Kyle was awarded the Community Service Award by the Jackson/Madison County Sports of Hall. Their work is respected for being both rigorous and accessible, and is used by governors, executive branch leadership, legislators, media, community leaders, and citizens to better understand and craft solutions to the states most complex challenges. $179 million ($0.5 million recurring, $179 million non-recurring) for the Tennessee Highway Patrols Tennessee Advanced Communications Network. At the University of Pennsylvania, his research focused on the impact of religious mission on the civic engagement initiatives of urban universities in the northeastern United States. FY 2021-2022 Tax Revenue Base Increase at 8.5% Growth - 2,870,600,000 - Unbudgeted FY 2021-2022 Revenue Growth Available at June 30, 2022: c. FY 2021 UPDATE: Starting January 1st, 2023, employers with 35 or more employees will need to use the Tennessee E-Verify employment verification process. At $2.6 billion, the two reserves would cover about 47 days of state-funded General Fund operations at the governors recommended FY 2023 levels. Five months into the current fiscal year, the state has already collected about $1.5 billion more in General Fund revenues than lawmakers budgeted. The state makes long-term projections of what paying these obligations will cost and how much of that cost dedicated revenues will cover. $154 million for higher education (excluding capital and career and technical education), most of which will support the University of Memphis and a partnership between the University of Tennessee and Oak Ridge National Laboratories. 0. In this role, Joseph coordinates a wide range of programs and activities that advance the organizations mission. State employee questions regarding 2021 P4P rewards may be submitted to DOHR at Performance.Pay@tn.gov or Performance.Management@tn.gov. Performance Management Program inquiries: [emailprotected]. During his time at Union, Matt served as the Director of the Center for Racial Reconciliation, and the Director of Student Success. This increase is calculated using the current base salary, not including overtime or longevity pay. We are pleased to see those efforts are paying off. The Tennessee General Assembly has passed the FY2021/2022 state budget, including funding for state employee performance raises, bonuses, benefit Established in 1974 as a non-profit association, TSEA is one of the largest independent state employee organizations in the country, and one of the most successful at improving the salaries, rights and benefits of state employees. The largest recurring spending increases are recommended for K-12 education and funding reform, health and social service expansions, and state personnel-related costs. A Certified Prevention Specialist II and a 2014 graduate of the UT Consortium for Social Enterprise Effectiveness, she earned her Bachelor of Science in Human Development and Family Studies as well as her Masters Degree in Public Health from the University of Tennessee. in government and a Master of Business Administration from Bryan College. Still, we anticipate 4-percent raises for state employees (2-percent retroactive to Jan 2021 and 2-percent in Jan 2022). Listed below are several reasons why that can happen, which policymakers may want to keep in mind as they consider changing the states education funding formula. According to a communication from DOHR, employees eligible for the performance-based increase, who received a rating of Meets Expectations, Exceeds Expectations, or Exceptional performance for the performance cycle that ended on September 30, 2021, will receive a base salary increase in accordance with their rating. These numbers do not reflect the recently enacted Infrastructure Investment and Jobs Act, which increases federal infrastructure funding by over $500 billion between FYs 2022-2026. It is important to note that Pay for Performance funding is not the only funding state employees will receive this year. Mar. Malone plays an active role in the Memphis community. Lees policy initiatives affect the FY 2023 recommended budget in a significant way. He is active in community having served as a Board member for multiple city and statewide not-for-profits and is an active member, with his wife Ashleigh and their five children, of Covenant Presbyterian Church in Nashville. He is a past president of the Tennessee Economic Development Council, past president of Tennessee Chamber of Commerce Executives, and past board member of the Southern Economic Development Council. Once the proposed appropriations become actual expenditures in future years, the apparent spike shown in Figure 9 will likely smooth out. A seasoned policy expert and strategic thinker, Mandy is a trusted guide to elected officials, journalists, and citizens who seek to better understand and shape our society. 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