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Federal Bureau of Investigation Bar Chart  Authorized Positions   Fiscal Years   1975 to 2003   Increasing Trend. d

Federal Bureau of Investigation Bar Chart   Budget for Fiscal Years 1975 to 2003. 3 Graphical areas to include actual dollars d

FEDERAL BUREAU OF INVESTIGATION BUDGET
1975 - 2003

FISCAL YEAR   POSITIONS FBI BUDGET
(Millions)
CPI INDEXED
TO 1993
FBI BUDGET
IN 1993 $(Millions)
FBI BUDGET
REAL PERCENT
GROWTH
FROM 1993
FBI BUDGET
APPARENT PERCENT
GROWTH
FROM 1993
                    a      
1975   20,325   449.5   37.4   1,201.8   -43.5   -78.9  
1976   20,266   486.0   39.6   1,228.5   -42.2   -77.1  
1977   19,744   513.4   42.1   1,219.1   -42.7   -75.9  
1978   20,192   554.0   45.3   1,221.9   -42.5   -73.9  
1979   19,876   584.5   50.4   1,158.7   -45.5   -72.5  
1980   19,738   621.9   57.3   1,086.0   -48.9   -70.7  
1981   19,306   680.7   63.2   1,077.0   -49.3   -68.0  
1982   19,456   767.0   67.1   1,143.4   -46.2   -63.9  
1983 * 19,479   905.2   69.2   1,307.4   -38.5   -57.4  
1984 * 19,940   1,099.2   72.2   1,522.8   -28.4   -48.3  
1985   21,037   1,160.4   74.8   1,552.2   -27.0   -45.4  
1986   21,692   1,157.0   76.2   1,518.4   -28.6   -45.6  
1987 & 22,456   1,298.3   79.0   1,643.8   -22.7   -38.9  
1988 & 22,456   1,401.5   82.1   1,706.2   -19.8   -34.1  
1989   22,421   1,439.1   85.9   1,674.9   -21.2   -32.3  
1990 * 21,136   1,735.9   91.2   1,904.2   -10.4   -18.4  
1991 * 21,843   1,788.6   94.5   1,892.0   -11.0   -15.9  
1992 * 22,463   2,031.4   97.4   2,086.2   -1.9   -4.5  
1993 * @ 22,271   2,126.1   100.0   2,126.1   0.0   0.0  
1994 * # 21,937   2,173.3   103.0   2,110.0   -0.8   2.2  
1995 * # 22,714   2,386.6   105.6   2,260.6   6.3   12.3  
1996 * # V I 22,940   2,633.3   108.7   2,421.6   13.9   23.9  
1997 * # V T H 24,524   2,994.0   111.1   2,694.0   26.7   40.8  
1998 * # V H A 25,471   3,143.3   112.8   2,786.6   31.1   47.8  
1999 * # V H Y 26,303   3,141.3   115.7   2,714.2   27.7   47.7  
2000 * # V H R 26,022   3,231.4   119.8   2,697.7   26.9   52.0  
2001 * H R C 25,411   3,450.3   122.9   2,807.4   32.0   62.3  
2002 * H C 26,121   4,486.3   125.1   3,585.8   68.7   111.0  
2003 W/O FRHB * H 27,059   4436.2   127.9   3,469.5   63.2   108.7  
2003 W/ FRHB * H 27,059   4558.7   127.9   3,564.3   67.6   114.4  
 
Footnote:
* Includes ICDE Dollars, appropriated separately. Does not include ICDE reimbursable positions.
& 1987-1988 includes reimbursements from the Immigration Legalization Account.
@ Includes one-time transfers of $2,000,000 from the Assets Forfeiture Fund Capital Surplus and $3,898,000 from High Intensity Drug Trafficking Areas' (HIDTA) funds.
# 1994 includes a transfer of $3,871,000 from HIDTA funds, and a $20,000,000 supplemental for the Integrated Automated Fingerprint Identification System. 1995 includes $3,192,000 from HIDTA funds. 1996 includes $4,067,000. 1997 includes $3,726,000, 1998 includes $4,649,375. 1999 includes $5,415,658 from HIDTA and $552,000 from USAID. 2000 includes $5,208,279 from HIDTA and $600,000 from USAID. 2001 includes $5,965,418 from HIDTA.
V Includes positions and dollars from the Violent Crime Reduction Programs. See page 126 for details.
T Includes $62,580,000 for Telecommunications Carrier Compliance program. In 1997 $2,580,000 was transferred from the U.S. Customs Service and the U.S. Postal Service. In addition, $40,000,000 was available from the WCF Unobligated Balance Transfer.
I Includes $2,000,000 transfer from FEW for Church Burnings, and $20,000,000 from the Working Capital Fund.
H Includes 458 FTE and $47,000,000 in 1997, 533 FTE and $56,000,000 in 1998, 610 FTE and $66,000,000 in 1999, 689 FTE and $76,000,000 in 2000, 752 FTE and $88,000,000 in 2001, 793 FTE and $101,000,000 in 2002, 844 FTE and $114,000,000 in 2003 without FRHB, and 844 FTE and $116,462,000 in 2003 with FRHB for Health Care Fraud.
A In 1998, an additional $15,059,000 in reimbursements is available from AAFSS for Automated FOIA and Microwave Radio Equipment Conversion.
Y 1999 reflects the reduction of $10,293,000 offset by the transfer of $12,437,000 for Y2K. In addition , 1999 reflects the transfer of $4,000,000 to ARA and of $30,813,000 to FPD (Both of which were reimbursed from WCF unobligated balances).
R 2000 includes the FBI portion, $60,000 of the government-wide recission of 0.38 percent pursuant to P.L. 106-113. 2001 includes $7,155,000 for the government-wide rescission of 0.22 percent pursuant to P.L. 106-554.
C 2002 includes $745,000,000 for counterterrorism activities provided in P.L. 107-117. In addition, $36,900,000 was provided through reimbursement from CTF in 2001, and $39,700,000 through unobligated balance transfer from the Emergency Response Fund in 2002.
   
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FEDERAL BUREAU OF INVESTIGATION BUDGET
1975 - 2003

FISCAL YEAR   POSITIONS FBI BUDGET
(Millions)
CPI INDEXED
TO 1989
FBI BUDGET
IN 1989 $
(Millions)
FBI BUDGET
REAL PERCENT
GROWTH
FROM 1989
FBI BUDGET
APPARENT PERCENT
GROWTH
FROM 1989
                           
1975   20,325   449.5   43.5   1,032.6   -28.2   -68.8  
1976   20,266   486.0   46.0   1,055.5   -26.7   -66.2  
1977   19,744   513.4   49.0   1,047.5   -27.2   -64.3  
1978   20,192   554.0   52.8   1,049.9   -27.0   -61.5  
1979   19,876   584.5   58.7   995.6   -30.8   -59.4  
1980   19,738   621.9   66.6   933.1   -35.2   -56.8  
1981   19,306   680.7   73.6   925.3   -35.7   -52.7  
1982   19,456   767.0   78.1   982.4   -31.7   -46.7  
1983 * 19,479   905.2   80.6   1,123.3   -21.9   -37.1  
1984 * 19,940   1,099.2   84.0   1,308.4   -9.1   -23.6  
1985   21,037   1,160.4   87.0   1,333.6   -7.3   -19.4  
1986   21,692   1,157.0   88.7   1,304.6   -9.3   -19.6  
1987 & 22,456   1,298.3   91.9   1,412.3   -1.9   -9.8  
1988 & 22,456   1,401.5   95.6   1,466.0   1.9   -2.6  
1989   22,421   1,439.1   100.0   1,439.1   0.0   0.0  
1990 * 21,136   1,735.9   106.1   1,636.1   13.7   20.6  
1991 * 21,843   1,788.6   110.0   1,625.6   13.0   24.3  
1992 * 22,463   2,031.4   113.3   1,792.5   24.6   41.2  
1993 * @ 22,271   2,126.1   116.4   1,826.8   26.9   47.7  
1994 * # 21,937   2,173.3   119.9   1,813.0   26.0   51.0  
1995 * # 22,714   2,386.6   122.9   1,942.3   35.0   65.8  
1996 * # V I 22,940   2,633.3   126.6   2,080.6   44.6   83.0  
1997 * # V T H 24,524   2,994.0   129.3   2,314.7   60.8   108.0  
1998 * # V H A 25,471   3,143.3   131.3   2,394.3   66.4   118.4  
1999 * # V H Y 26,303   3,141.3   134.7   2,332.1   62.1   118.3  
2000 * # V H R 26,022   3,231.4   139.4   2,317.9   61.1   124.5  
2001 * H R C 25,411   3,450.3   143.0   2,412.2   67.6   139.8  
2002 * H C 26,121   4,486.3   145.6   3,081.0   114.1   211.7  
2003 W/O FRHB * H 27,059   4,436.2   148.8   2,981.0   107.1   208.3  
2003 W/ FRHB * H 27,059   4,558.7   148.8   3,063.6   112.9   216.8  
 
Footnote:
* Includes ICDE Dollars, appropriated separately. Does not include ICDE reimbursable positions.
& 1987-1988 includes reimbursements from the Immigration Legalization Account.
@ Includes one-time transfers of $2,000,000 from the Assets Forfeiture Fund Capital Surplus and $3,898,000 from High Intensity Drug Trafficking Areas' (HIDTA) funds.
# 1994 includes a transfer of $3,871,000 from HIDTA funds, and a $20,000,000 supplemental for the Integrated Automated Fingerprint Identification System. 1995 includes $3,192,000 from HIDTA funds. 1996 includes $4,067,000. 1997 includes $3,726,000, 1998 includes $4,649,375. 1999 includes $5,415,658 from HIDTA and $552,000 from USAID. 2000 includes $5,208,279 from HIDTA and $600,000 from USAID. 2001 includes $5,965,418 from HIDTA.
V Includes positions and dollars from the Violent Crime Reduction Programs. See page 126 for details.
T Includes $62,580,000 for Telecommunications Carrier Compliance program. In 1997 $2,580,000 was transferred from the U.S. Customs Service and the U.S. Postal Service. In addition, $40,000,000 was available from the WCF Unobligated Balance Transfer.
I Includes $2,000,000 transfer from FEW for Church Burnings, and $20,000,000 from the Working Capital Fund.
H Includes 458 FTE and $47,000,000 in 1997, 533 FTE and $56,000,000 in 1998, 610 FTE and $66,000,000 in 1999, 689 FTE and $76,000,000 in 2000, 752 FTE and $88,000,000 in 2001, 793 FTE and $101,000,000 in 2002, 844 FTE and $114,000,000 in 2003 without FRHB, and 844 FTE and $116,462,000 in 2003 with FRHB for Health Care Fraud.
A In 1998, an additional $15,059,000 in reimbursements is available from AAFSS for Automated FOIA and Microwave Radio Equipment Conversion.
Y 1999 reflects the reduction of $10,293,000 offset by the transfer of $12,437,000 for Y2K. In addition , 1999 reflects the transfer of $4,000,000 to ARA and of $30,813,000 to FPD (Both of which were reimbursed from WCF unobligated balances).
R 2000 includes the FBI portion, $60,000 of the government-wide recission of 0.38 percent pursuant to P.L. 106-113. 2001 includes $7,155,000 for the government-wide rescission of 0.22 percent pursuant to P.L. 106-554.
C 2002 includes $745,000,000 for counterterrorism activities provided in P.L. 107-117. In addition, $36,900,000 was provided through reimbursement from CTF in 2001, and $39,700,000 through unobligated balance transfer from the Emergency Response Fund in 2002.
   
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