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MTMC reports savings for fiscal year 2000

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ALEXANDRIA, Va. (USTCNS) --- The Military Traffic Management Command's efforts to maximize efficiency paid big dividends in the past fiscal year.

MTMC returned over 5 percent of its budget for fiscal year 2000 to the American taxpayer.

Savings for the past fiscal year ending Sept. 30 were $57.6 million, said Maj. Gen. Kenneth L. Privratsky, commander.

"This is a huge, huge amount," said Privratsky. "The savings came from a whole variety of things.

"The entire command has been good stewards of taxpayers' dollars."

Privratsky made the announcement at a meeting of the command's headquarters employees Nov. 21.

A big chunk of the savings came from reorganizations and streamlined operations that do not require the command to hire its full-authorized allocation of employees, said Privratsky.

"We are 330 employees below program," said Privratsky. "That is $20 million in savings.

"There was some risk in some areas - but we did not impact people."

The reduced MTMC operating costs are already paying dividends to military shippers he said.

"Our shipping rates are the same or declining," said Privratsky. "That's why we are doing it."

Reorganizational changes already approved for the current fiscal year will drop MTMC's on-board personnel strength even further. The organization's port units will be standardized in size and many functions consolidated.
"We will work exhaustively to the total care of those affected," said Privratsky.

Additional reorganizational changes are ahead, he said.

MTMC will be reviewing a number of functions including headquarters operations, information management, container management and astray freight. (MILITARY TRAFFIC MANAGEMENT COMMAND PUBLIC AFFAIRS).

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