The Executive Budget Office (EBO) is responsible for assisting the Governor’s Office in the development of the Executive Budget and oversight of the annual state budget for South Carolina. Additionally, EBO establishes and maintains the guidelines for the budget request process and helps foster performance improvement and transparency by overseeing the annual accountability report process for state agencies.
Proviso 117.147 of the FY 2018-2019 Appropriations Act authorizes the South Carolina Department of Administration (Admin) to provide consolidated administrative services to all agencies to promote cost savings, operational efficiencies and advance a statewide approach to agency administration. This proviso further requires agencies receiving $20 million or less in total appropriated funds during the current year to consult with Admin to determine the benefits of using these consolidated administrative services.
The South Carolina Department of Administration offers a wide range of services to support the effective functioning of government operations. These diverse services cater to the needs of both government agencies and citizens, ensuring smooth operations and effective resource utilization within the state.
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The business of the South Carolina Department of Administration (Admin) is open to public review, as is required by the state’s ...
In July 2015, Marcia Adams was appointed to serve as the first executive director of the South Carolina Department of...
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As the central administrative agency for state government, the South Carolina Department of Administration’s (Admin) mission is: Lead to identify efficiencies. Collaborate to provide services to enhance security and trust. Innovate to increase effectiveness.
The Coronavirus Aid, Relief, and Economic Security Act (CARES) was signed into law March 27, 2020. It contained $1.9 billion for...