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200475%($140 million) %($94 million) %($57 million) %($38 million)

TransactionFee Increase Estimated Revenue International Registration Plan2.5%$ 1,740,880 Vision Screening$1.00$ 1,840,013 Temporary Tag$5.00$ 9,455,975 Late Renewal Transactions$10.00$ 21,026,426 Vehicle Registrations (Excludes Commercial Trucks) $5.75$ 61,798,510 Vehicle Registration (includes Commercial Trucks) $19.00$ 10,504,644 Total$106,366,448

Additional Revenue Transaction TypeFee IncreaseFY2010FY2011 Evaporation TaxN/A$16,220,000 Duplicate/Replacement Licenses$5.00$ 1,400,750$ 1,867,665 Late Fees (Licenses/Registrations)$19.50$17,084,925$19,155,825 Initialized Plates$15.00$ 1,624,840$ 1,821,790 Personalized Plates$15.00$ 3,479,850$ 3,901,650 Temporary Registration$8.00$ 8,443,677$ 9,467,153 Vehicle Registrations (Trucks)$19.00$ 7,878,483$10,504,644 International Registration Plate2.5%$ 1,305,660$ 1,740,880 Replacement Plates (1)$5.50$ 144,899$ 193,199 Replacement Plates (2)$5.50$ 1,062,006$ 1,416,008 Vision Screening$5.50$ 2,415,017$ 3,220,023 Total Biennium$61,060,107$69,508,837

7036 Operating FY-10 FY-11 Biennium Personnel$213,554,556$213,555,330$427,109,886 Purchase Personal Service$ 2,023,978$ 2,027,092$ 4,051,070 Judgments$ 6,500 $ 13,000 Maintenance$ 41,656,481$ 41,720,568$ 83,377,049 Equipment$ 12,646,313$ 12,665,769$ 25,312,082 Total$269,887,828$269,975,259$539,863,087 This fund covers the majority of the operating, maintenance expenses and equipment purchases for the Ohio State Highway Patrol.

7036 Minor Capital FY-10 FY-11 Biennium Maintenance$ 1,250,000 $ 2,500,000 Total$ 1,250,000 $ 2,500, Motor Carrier Enforcement FY-10 FY-11 Biennium Personnel$ 2,600,805 $ 5,201,610 Purchase Personal Service$ 2,000 $ 4,000 Maintenance$ 313,591 $ 627,182 Equipment$ 424,072 $ 848,144 Total$ 3,340,468 $ 6,680,936 It is used to fund minor capital projects at Highway Patrol facilities such as replacing roofs, parking lots, etc. Employees of the Commercial Motor Vehicle Safety Enforcement Unit regulate commercial motor vehicle transportation safety and hazardous materials requirements. This unit is also responsible for the inspection of commercial buses. This fund is used as the 20% match for Fund 8310 MCSAP activities.

83C0 Contraband, Forfeiture FY-10 FY-11 Biennium Personnel$ 435,000 $ 870,000 Purchase Personal Service$ 20,000 $ 40,000 Maintenance$ 93,358 $ 186,716 Equipment$ 74,536 $ 149,072 Total$ 622,894 $ 1,245,788 The purpose of this fund is to provide training, equipment and overtime to support drug task force activities for the Patrol. It is also used to cover expenses relative to the seizure of contraband and forfeited property such as towing, storage, mortgages, liens and any other additional expenses associated with this account. This is the State Contraband Fund.

83J0 Justice FY-10 FY-11 Biennium Personnel$ 210,000 $ 420,000 Maintenance$ 1,260,000 $ 2,520,000 Equipment$ 630,000 $ 1,260,000 Total$ 2,100,000 $ 4,200,000 83T0 Treasurer FY-10 FY-11 Biennium Personnel$ 0 Maintenance$ 21,000 $ 42,000 Equipment$ 0 Total$ 21,000$ 2,1,000$ 42,000 The purpose of these funds are to provide training, equipment and overtime to support drug task force activities for the Patrol. It is also used to cover expenses relative to the seizure of contraband and forfeited property such as towing, storage, mortgages, liens and any other additional expenses associated with this account. These are Federal Contraband Funds.

83F0 Law Enforcement Automated Data Systems FY-10 FY-11 Biennium Personnel$ 2,229,396$ 2,287,291$ 4,516,687 Purchase Personal Service$ 342,680$ 343,207$ 685,887 Maintenance$ 4,762,234$ 4,769,560$ 9,531,794 Equipment$ 3,650,668$ 1,653,208$ 5,303,876 Total$ 10,984,978$ 9,053,266$ 20,038,244 LEADS is a computer database used by various law enforcement agencies. It allows them to access information needed, for example, criminal histories, warrants, and driver licenses. It also enables them to access NCIC and other federal databases.

83G0 OMVI Fines FY-10 FY-11 Biennium Personnel$ 388,857 $ 777,714 Purchase Personal Service$ 0 Maintenance$ 250,400 $ 500,800 Equipment$ 10,743 $ 21,486 Total$ 650,000 $ 1,300,000 The purpose of this fund is to conduct programs to inform the public of the dangers of any laws governing the operation of motor vehicles while under the influence of alcohol and enforcement. It provides supplemental funding for enforcement, education, equipment, and officer training directed toward removing the impaired driver from Ohio’s highways.

8310 Patrol – Federal (NHTSA & Other Grants) FY-10 FY-11 Biennium Personnel$ 1,472,976 $ 2,945,952 Purchase Personal Service$ 146,387 $ 292,774 Maintenance$ 126,432 $ 252,864 Equipment$ 709,689 $ 1,419,378 Total$ 2,455,484 $ 4,910,968 This fund pays for overtime programs to reduce alcohol-related fatalities and to patrol specific areas of roadways where speed is a factor. Also, the Office of Criminal Justice Services (OCJS) provides funding for telecommunication projects and upgrades, training and updated equipment.

8310 Transportation Enforcement Federal MCSAP FY-10 FY-11 Biennium Personnel$ 5,573,146 $ 11,146,292 Purchase Personal Service$ 8,063 $ 16,126 Maintenance$ 511,383 $ 1,022,766 Equipment$ 40,000 $ 80,000 Total$ 6,132,592 $ 12,265,184 Funding is used for the enforcement of commercial motor vehicle transportation safety, economic, and hazardous materials requirements. Additional funding was approved in This funding was needed to enhance our operations and training in relation to commercial motor vehicle enforcement by taking advantage of available Federal Funds for Hazardous Materials Training and Covert Operations.

8370 Turnpike Policing FY-10 FY-11 Biennium Personnel$ 9,600,000 $ 19,200,000 Maintenance$ 1,084,631 $ 2,169,262 Equipment$ 869,328 $ 1,738,656 Total$ 11,553,959 $ 23,107,918 In June of 1955, the Ohio Turnpike Commission was given permission by legislative authority to contract with the Ohio State Highway Patrol to police the Turnpike Patrol Reimbursement FY-10 FY-11 Biennium Maintenance$ 100,000 $ 200,000 Total$ 100,000 $ 200,000 Funds may only be used to pay rent and other expenses of the driver’s license examining stations.

8400 State Fair Security FY-10 FY-11 Biennium Personnel$ 1,239,283 $ 2,478,566 Maintenance$ 157,000 $ 314,000 Equipment$ 0 Total$ 1,396,283 $ 2,792,566 The State Fair Security Fund is used to fund the pre-fair security details, the tactical squad (midway) details, general fairground security and security for the governor while he is on the fairgrounds. The post-fair security is also funded from this. Security and Investigation Fund was established to provide security for the governor, other officials and dignitaries, the State House, and other state property and to undertake major investigations that involve state property interests Security and Investigation FY-10 FY-11 Biennium Personnel$ 5,669,880$ 5,783,305$ 11,453,185 Purchase Personal Service$ 0 Maintenance$ 396,210$ 397,554$ 793,764 Equipment$ 251,440$ 251,827$ 503,267 Total$ 6,317,530$ 6,432,686$ 12,750,216

8400 State Fairgrounds Police Force FY-10 FY-11 Biennium Personnel$ 736,974$ 755,872$ 1,492,846 Maintenance$ 79,885$ 80,080$ 159,965 Equipment$ 13,910$ 13,931$ 27,841 Total$ 830,769$ 849,883$ 1,680,652 This fund supports officers who provide around the clock security for the Exposition Commission located at the Fairgrounds. The money is to be used to purchase replacement motor vehicles and related equipment. Moneys from the sale of motor vehicles and equipment are deposited into this fund Salvage and Exchange FY-10 FY-11 Biennium Equipment$ 1,339,399 $ 2,678,798 Total$ 1,339,399 $ 2,678,798

5Y10 Continuing Professional Training FY-10 FY-11 Biennium Personnel$ 28,082 $ 56,164 Maintenance$ 112,328 $ 224,656 Equipment$ 140,410 $ 280,820 Total$ 280,820 $ 561,640 This fund is used to pay for the cost of continuing professional training programs for uniform officers.