S.C. Code Ann. § 57-3-20: Responsibilities and duties of deputy secretaries.
Where this section sits in the code
- Title 57 - HIGHWAYS, BRIDGES AND FERRIES
- CHAPTER 3 Department of Transportation
- ARTICLE 1 Administration of the Department of Transportation
The responsibilities and duties of the following deputy secretaries must include, but not be limited to:
(1) Deputy Secretary for Finance and Administration:
(a) financial planning and management;
(b) accounting systems necessary to comply with all federal and/or state laws and/or regulations as well as all policies established by the Comptroller General;
(c) administrative functions, including developing policy and procedures; and
(d) financial management of funding from federal, state, and local transit, rail, and other intermodal transportation.
(2) Deputy Secretary for Engineering:
(a) operation and management of the department's highway districts;
(b) direct highway engineering activities, including preconstruction, construction, construction oversight, and maintenance of state highways; and
(c) establish project and program priority lists.
(3) Deputy Secretary for Intermodal and Freight Programs:
(a) develop a statewide public transit system;
(b) coordinate the preservation and revitalization of existing rail corridors;
(c) develop and coordinate a statewide passenger and freight rail system, including the development of a comprehensive state rail plan for passenger and freight railroads and rail infrastructure services;
(d) coordinate and implement a comprehensive intermodal transportation program for the movement of passengers and freight through integrated highway, railroad, port, airport, and other transit systems; and
(e) manage the Office of Railroads and the Office of Public Transit.
(4) Deputy Secretary for Planning:
(a) develop statewide strategic transportation plans; and
(b) coordinate statewide plans with federal and state-funded regional and local transportation planning organizations.
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