Budget

USDA Forest Service Fiscal Year 2007 Budget

The theme of the Forest Service budget for FY 2007 is advancing agency priorities while exercising fiscal discipline. The FY 2007 Budget reflects the President’s commitment to providing the critical resources needed for our Nation’s highest priorities: fighting the War on Terror, strengthening our homeland defenses, and sustaining the momentum of our economic recovery. The President's pro-growth economic policies, coupled with spending restraint, will keep us on track to cut the deficit by more than half by 2009. The President’s Budget demonstrates that the Forest Service can use collaborative approaches and operate with renewed efficiency and accountability in order to reduce costs while accomplishing its mission. The Forest Service will achieve this by 1) expanding collaborative efforts with other federal agencies, state and local governments, and non-governmental partners; 2) increasing the efficiency of Forest Service programs; 3) improving organizational and financial management; and 4) dealing strategically with threats to forest health and open space preservation in a changing global environment. Through these four strategies, the Forest Service will build on its past successes and advance its priorities for FY 2007.

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FY 2007 Budget Overview (525kb, .pdf)

FY 2007 Budget Justification (3.24mb, .pdf)

Errata to Fiscal Year 2007 Budget Justification (9kb, .pdf)

Historical Budget Information

FY 2006 Budget Overview (1.1 mb, .pdf)

FY 2006 Budget Justification (3.2 mb, .pdf)

FY 2005 Budget Justification (16.2mb, .pdf)

FY 2004 Budget Overview (4mb, .pdf)

FY 2004 Budget Justification (2.46mb, .pdf)

FY 2004 Budget Overview (html)

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