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What is the U.S. EPA (Environmental Protection Agency) Budget by Year?
The EPA develops a proposed budget each February for the upcoming fiscal year (e.g, the FY 2009 budget is developed in February 2008). The budget defines the goals and objectives towards which the Agency intends to work within the fiscal year and the funding the Agency believes is necessary to accomplish these goals and objectives. This budget is combined with the budgets of the rest of the Executive Branch and is then sent by the President to the Congress (this occurs in the first quarter of the calendar year). The Congress then acts on the various budgets by developing, amending, and, ultimately, passing bills which enact the budgets into law (normally prior to the start of the fiscal year covered by the budget). At this point the enacted budget becomes the blueprint for the Agency’s activities during the next fiscal year.
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The “Summary of the EPA’s Budget” (also known as the “Budget in
Brief”) provides an overview of the Agency’s budget and of the Agency activities
as a whole.
FY 2009
Budget-in-Brief (PDF) (94pp, 1.8M)
FY 2008
Budget-in-Brief (PDF) (68pp, 1.8M)
FY 2007
Budget-in-Brief (PDF) (94pp, 1.8M)
FY 2006
Budget-in-Brief (PDF) (95pp, 1.7M)
FY 2009 Annual Performance Plan (PDF) (262pp, 2.60M)
FY 2008 Annual Performance Plan (PDF) (241pp, 1.68M)
FY 2007 Annual Performance Plan (PDF) (202pp, 12.8M)
FY 2006 Annual Performance Plan (PDF) (202pp, 6.31M)
FY 2005 Annual Performance Plan (PDF) (306pp, 4.6M)
The “Congressional Justification” (sometimes known as the “CJ”) is the
formal title for the actual budget document which is submitted to Congress.
FY 2009
Congressional Justification
FY 2008
Congressional Justification
FY 2007
Congressional Justification
FY 2006
Congressional Justification
FY 2005
Congressional Justification
FY
2004 Congressional Justification
FY
2003 Congressional Justification
FY
2002 Congressional Justification
FY 2001 Congressional Justification
FY 2000 Congressional Justification (PDF) (1p, 19K,about
PDF)
Current Budget Documents are available from the EPA Office of Chief Financial Officer (OCFO).
Past years' budgets
Fiscal Year Budget Workforce FY 1970 $1,003,984,000 4,084 FY 1971 $1,288,784,000 5,744 FY 1972 $2,447,565,000 8,358 FY 1973 $2,377,226,000 9,077 FY 1974 $518,348,000 9,743 FY 1975 $698,835,000 10,438 FY 1976 $771,695,000 9,481 FY 1977 $2,763,745,000 11,315 FY 1978 $5,498,635,000 11,986 FY 1979 $5,402,561,000 12,160 FY 1980 $4,669,415,000 13,078 FY 1981 $3,030,669,000 12,667 FY 1982 $3,676,013,000 11,402 FY 1983 $3,688,688,000 10,832 FY 1984 $4,067,000,000 11,420 FY 1985 $4,353,655,000 12,410 FY 1986 $3,663,841,000 12,892 FY 1987 $5,364,092,000 13,442 FY 1988 $5,027,442,000 14,442 FY 1989 $5,155,125,000 14,370 FY 1990 $5,461,808,000 16,318 FY 1991 $6,094,287,000 16,415 FY 1992 $6,668,853,000 17,010 FY 1993 $6,892,424,000 17,280 FY 1994 $6,658,927,000 17,106 FY 1995 $6,658,227,000 17,663 FY 1996 $6,522,953,000 17,081 FY 1997 $6,799,393,000 17,951 FY 1998 $7,360,946,000 18,283 FY 1999 $7,590,352,000 18,375 FY 2000* $7,186,646,000 18,406 FY 2001* $7,257,000,000 18,050
* - proposed Presidential budget(Source: EPA Budget Authority, EPA Budget Division)
This page was updated on 31-Jul-2010
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