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May 11, 2007

Comparison of Municipal Aid Increases In State Budget Proposals

 
 

 


           Comparison of Municipal Aid Increases In State Budget Proposals – FY 08 and FY 09#

(in millions)

 

                                                       FY 08                                                                                 FY 09

 

 

Governor

Appropriations

& Finance

Committees

House

Republicans

 

Governor

Appropriations

& Finance Committee

 

House

Republicans

ECS

$228

$204

$100

 

$154

$ 0

$100

 

Special

Education+

 

$18

 

 

$22

 

$18

 

 

$9

 

$13

 

$9

Priority

Schools¨

 

$4

 

$20

 

$4

 

 

$7

 

$15

 

$7

 

PILOT –

State Prop.

 

Cut $5

 

$10

 

$5

 

 

retains cut

 

$0

 

$0

 

PILOT –

Colleges & hospitals

 

Cut $6

 

 

$10

 

$5

 

 

retains cut

 

$0

 

$0

 

Pequot-Mohegan

Grant*

Cut $5

$10

$5

 

retains cut

$0

$0

 

Town Aid Roads -TAR

Cut $8

$0

$0

 

retains cut

$0

$0

 

Clean Water Fund@

 

$70

 

$110

 

ª

 

 

$70

 

$110

 

ª

 

LoCIP@

 

$30

 

$30

ª

 

 

$30

 

$30

 

ª

 

Urban Act@

 

$40

 

$ 0

 

ª

 

 

$40

 

$0

 

ª

 

STEAP@

 

$10

 

$20

 

ª

 

 

$10

 

$20

 

ª

 

Mun. Real Estate Conveyance Tax

 

Not addressed; OPM says won’t oppose

 

Retained – protects $40-$45 million in local revenue

 

Eliminated – loss of $40-$45 million in revenue

 

 

Same as 08

 

Same as 08

 

Same as 08

_______________________________________________________________________________________________________

#  Increases over previous year

+  Includes both Special Education Equity and Excess Cost Grants

¨ Includes 5 “categorical” grants

*  Excludes reimbursement for proposed “CAR grant”

@  General Obligation bond authorization
ª  House Republicans did not include a bond package recommendation

 



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