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February 5, 2009
Town-by-town impact of the Governor’s Proposed Budget for FY 2009-10 and FY 2010-11
On February 4, 2009 the Governor released her proposed budget for FY 2009-10 and FY 2010-11. The Governor has
proposed level-funding the following programs: Education Cost Sharing, Special Education, School Transportation, Adult
Education and Priority School Districts. Please note grants to individual cities and towns may vary due to changes in grant
formula elements.
The Governor has also proposed level-funding major non-education grants. However, because state surplus money was
used in the past biennium to supplement state general fund appropriations, the result will be reductions in the following
programs: TAR ($8 million reduction), PILOTs ($7 million reduction) and the Pequot Mohegan Fund ($6.7 million
reduction). PILOT for new Manufacturing Machinery and Equipment will be level funded and capped at the level of
appropriation, with proportional reductions if necessary. Below is CCM’s preliminary analysis of the impacts on Andover
under this plan for certain key grant programs.
The documents below show how the Governor’s Proposed Budget for FY 2009-10 and FY 2010-11 would affect CCM Member Municipalities. [see notes at end of this page]
These files are available for download in .PDF format (portable document format), enabling viewing and printing by Dos, Windows, Mac & Unix systems.
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Notes to Individual Grants:
- Adult Education – $20.6 million statewide.
- ECS –$1.9 billion statewide.
- Non-Public School Transportation - $4 million
statewide.
- Public School Transportation - $48 million statewide
- LoCIP – $30 million statewide.
- Pequot/Mohegan - $86.3 million statewide.
- PILOT: Colleges and Hospitals - $115.4 million
statewide.
- PILOT: State-Owned Property – $ 73 million statewide
- Town Aid Roads – $22 million statewide.
If you have any questions, please call Barbara Rua, Gian-Carl Casa, or Jim Finley of CCM at (203) 498-3000.
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