About Us
The Budget and Management (BAM) section is Oregon's central budget office for the Executive Branch of state government. Budget and Management analysts work with the Governor’s Office, legislative committees, Legislative Fiscal Office staff, and state agencies on fiscal policy, program review, organizational transitions, performance management, and the development and monitoring of agency budgets.
State agencies work with analysts throughout the budget development process. Together they apply statewide policy to build the Agency Request Budget. Analysts evaluate the Agency Request Budget and make recommendations to the Governor. The Governor develops the Governor’s Budget and analysts present the Governor's Budget to the Legislature and other groups.
Analysts also work with state agencies throughout the entire budget process by monitoring budget performance, approving or denying allotment of agency funds, analyzing agency program and staffing requests, and making recommendations on agency requests to the legislative Emergency Board and Interim Joint Ways & Means.
2025-27 Interim Budget Guidance
As requested by the Governor, the Chief Financial Office has developed spending reduction targets for agencies with General Fund and discretionary Lottery Funds. The intent of these spending reductions is to take an interim step slowing expenditures, these reductions are not intended to solve the out of balance problem. Additional action may be needed to balance the 2025-27 budget depending on future revenue forecasts. The documents below include the letter from the Governor to Agency Heads, an overview of the targets and the targets by agency developed by the Chief Financial Office, and a Frequently Asked Questions document regarding the reductions.
Recent Analysis