A Resolution directing the Joint State Government Commission to conduct an assessment, inventory and analysis of State-owned aircraft and aviation assets and provide recommendations for increased efficiency and cost savings.
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Overview
This resolution directs the Joint State Government Commission to conduct a comprehensive review of Pennsylvania’s state-owned aircraft and aviation assets. The commission will assess the current state of these assets, including their usage, costs, and operational practices, and provide recommendations for increased efficiency and cost savings. The goal is to ensure these resources are used effectively and transparently.
Key provisions
- Review each department’s current air assets, including airplanes, helicopters, hangars, and pilots.
- Assess aircraft operational requirements and the missions of each department.
- Evaluate overall costs to taxpayers, including maintenance and storage.
- Evaluate insurance, purchasing practices, maintenance operations, and compare leasing versus owning options.
- Examine best practices in other states and the private sector.
- Provide recommendations to improve existing law and increase efficiency.
- Identify opportunities to reduce costs.
- Submit a report to the General Assembly within 12 months.
Who is affected
- Department of Transportation
- Office of Attorney General
- Pennsylvania State Police
- Pennsylvania taxpayers
- State government agencies
Notable changes
- The resolution mandates a comprehensive review of state-owned aviation assets.
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