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April 2, 2009

PLEASE DELIVER IMMEDIATELY TO MAYOR, FIRST SELECTMAN,


CITY/TOWN MANAGER & FINANCE DIRECTOR

Appropriations Committee’s Proposed Budget Impact on:


Andover
Today, April 2, 2009, the Appropriations Committee released a proposed budget for FY 2009-10 and FY 2010-11.
Below please find a summary of the major statewide changes.
Change: Change:
Appropriations Appropriations
Proposal Proposal (FY2009-
Governor’s Appropriations (FY2009-10) over 10) over Governor's
Current Year Proposal Proposal (FY2009- Current Year Proposal (FY2009-
Grant: (FY2008-09) (FY2009-10) 10) (FY2008-09) 10)
($) ($) ($) ($) ($)

DECD Tax
Abatement $1.7 million $0 $1.7 million No change. $1.7 million
DECD Payment in
Lieu of Taxes $2.2 million $0 $2.2 million No change. $2.2 million

Magnet Schools $121.5 million $135 million $154.3 million $32.8 million $19.3 million
Pequot-Mohegan
Grant $93 million $86.3 million $61.8 million $-31.2 million $-24.5 million
PILOT: Colleges &
Hospitals $122.4 million $115.4 million $115.4 million $-7 million No change.
PILOT: State
Owned Property $80 million $73 million $73.5 million $-6.5 million $.5 million
Priority School
Districts $124.1 million $116.7 million $117.7 million $-6.4 million $1 million
Town Aid Road
Grant $30 million $22 million $27 million $-3 million $5 million

The Appropriations Committee has proposed level-funding the following programs: Education Cost Sharing,
Special Education, School Transportation, and Adult Education.

LoCIP is expected to remain funded at $30 million, but the entire state bonding package has not yet been finalized
by the Finance, Revenue and Bonding committee. The Appropriations and Finance Committee leadership have
discussed regional incentive programs similar to the $50 million bond funding proposal by Governor Rell, and are
supporting other efforts to promote regional revenue sharing. However, the Finance Committee has not yet acted
on those proposals.
At first glance it appears this proposal increases education funding by $21.3 million over the Governor’s
proposed budget, but decreases non-education aid by $15 million compared to the Governor’s proposed
budget.

Please note that grants to individual towns and cities may vary due to changes in grant formula elements.

Below is CCM’s preliminary analysis of the impacts on Andover under this plan for certain key grant programs.
Change: Appropriations
Current Governor’s Appropriations Change: Appropriations Proposal (FY2009-10) over
Year Proposal Proposal Proposal (FY2009-10) over Governor's Proposal
Grant: (FY2008-09) (FY2009-10) (FY2009-10) Current Year (FY2008-09) (FY2009-10)
($) ($) ($) ($) (%) ($) (%)
Education      
Adult Education $ 0 $ 0 $ 0 $ 0 n/a $ 0 n/a
ECS Grant $2,330,856 $2,330,856 $2,330,856 $ 0 0.0% $ 0 0.0%
Non-public School
Transportation $ 0 $ 0 $ 0 $ 0 n/a $ 0 n/a
Public School
Transportation $29,539 $30,624 $30,624 $1,085 3.7% $ 0 0.0%
Sub-Total:
Education $2,360,395 $2,361,480 $2,361,480 $1,085 0.0% $ 0 0.0%
Non-Education
Local Capital
Improvement $28,270 $28,265 $28,265 $- 5 0.0% $ 0 0.0%
Pequot-Mohegan
Grant $31,678 $20,841 $14,928 $-16,750 -52.9% $-5,913 -28.4%
PILOT: Colleges &
Hospitals $ 0 $ 0 $ 0 $ 0 n/a $ 0 n/a
PILOT: State-owned
Property $30,711 $26,454 $26,454 $-4,257 -13.9% $ 0 0.0%
Town Aid Road
Grant $94,526 $69,319 $85,075 $-9,451 -10.0% $15,756 22.7%
Sub-Total: Non-
Education $185,185 $144,879 $154,723 $-30,462 -16.4% $9,844 6.8%

Total: Education & $2,545,580 $2,506,359 $2,516,203 $-29,377 - 1.2% $9,844 0.4%
Non-Education
*Some grants are not listed because town-by-town amounts are not currently available. Many of these grants will be featured in an upcoming CCM report.

Notes to Individual Grants for FY2009-10:


• Adult Education – $20.6 million statewide (no change • LoCIP – $30 million statewide (no change from FY2008-
from FY2008-09). 09, but state bonding package has not been finalized).
• ECS –$1.9 billion statewide (no change from FY2008- • Pequot/Mohegan - $61.8 million statewide ($31.2 million
09). reduction from FY2008-09).

• Non-Public School Transportation - $4 million • PILOT: Colleges and Hospitals - $115.4 million statewide
statewide (no change from FY2008-09). ($7 million reduction from FY2008-09).

• Public School Transportation - $48 million statewide • PILOT: State-Owned Property – $ 73.5 million statewide
(no change from FY2008-09). ($6.5 million reduction from FY2008-09).

• Town Aid Roads – $27 million statewide ($3 million


statewide reduction from FY2008-09).
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If you have any questions, please call Barbara Rua, Gian-Carl Casa, or Jim Finley of CCM at (203) 498-3000.
April 2, 2009

PLEASE DELIVER IMMEDIATELY TO MAYOR, FIRST SELECTMAN,


CITY/TOWN MANAGER & FINANCE DIRECTOR

Appropriations Committee’s Proposed Budget Impact on:


Ansonia
Today, April 2, 2009, the Appropriations Committee released a proposed budget for FY 2009-10 and FY 2010-11.
Below please find a summary of the major statewide changes.
Change: Change:
Appropriations Appropriations
Proposal Proposal (FY2009-
Governor’s Appropriations (FY2009-10) over 10) over Governor's
Current Year Proposal Proposal (FY2009- Current Year Proposal (FY2009-
Grant: (FY2008-09) (FY2009-10) 10) (FY2008-09) 10)
($) ($) ($) ($) ($)

DECD Tax
Abatement $1.7 million $0 $1.7 million No change. $1.7 million
DECD Payment in
Lieu of Taxes $2.2 million $0 $2.2 million No change. $2.2 million

Magnet Schools $121.5 million $135 million $154.3 million $32.8 million $19.3 million
Pequot-Mohegan
Grant $93 million $86.3 million $61.8 million $-31.2 million $-24.5 million
PILOT: Colleges &
Hospitals $122.4 million $115.4 million $115.4 million $-7 million No change.
PILOT: State
Owned Property $80 million $73 million $73.5 million $-6.5 million $.5 million
Priority School
Districts $124.1 million $116.7 million $117.7 million $-6.4 million $1 million
Town Aid Road
Grant $30 million $22 million $27 million $-3 million $5 million

The Appropriations Committee has proposed level-funding the following programs: Education Cost Sharing,
Special Education, School Transportation, and Adult Education.

LoCIP is expected to remain funded at $30 million, but the entire state bonding package has not yet been finalized
by the Finance, Revenue and Bonding committee. The Appropriations and Finance Committee leadership have
discussed regional incentive programs similar to the $50 million bond funding proposal by Governor Rell, and are
supporting other efforts to promote regional revenue sharing. However, the Finance Committee has not yet acted
on those proposals.
At first glance it appears this proposal increases education funding by $21.3 million over the Governor’s
proposed budget, but decreases non-education aid by $15 million compared to the Governor’s proposed
budget.

Please note that grants to individual towns and cities may vary due to changes in grant formula elements.

Below is CCM’s preliminary analysis of the impacts on Ansonia under this plan for certain key grant programs.
Change: Appropriations
Current Governor’s Appropriations Change: Appropriations Proposal (FY2009-10) over
Year Proposal Proposal Proposal (FY2009-10) over Governor's Proposal
Grant: (FY2008-09) (FY2009-10) (FY2009-10) Current Year (FY2008-09) (FY2009-10)
($) ($) ($) ($) (%) ($) (%)
Education      
Adult Education $98,456 $100,394 $100,394 $1,938 2.0% $ 0 0.0%
ECS Grant $15,031,668 $15,031,668 $15,031,668 $ 0 0.0% $ 0 0.0%
Non-public School
Transportation $16,873 $17,318 $17,318 $ 445 2.6% $ 0 0.0%
Public School
Transportation $181,036 $184,404 $184,404 $3,368 1.9% $ 0 0.0%
Sub-Total:
Education $15,328,033 $15,333,784 $15,333,784 $5,751 0.0% $ 0 0.0%
Non-Education
Local Capital
Improvement $176,373 $176,013 $176,013 $- 360 - 0.2% $ 0 0.0%
Pequot-Mohegan
Grant $264,942 $201,108 $144,054 $-120,888 -45.6% $-57,054 -28.4%
PILOT: Colleges &
Hospitals $ 0 $ 0 $ 0 $ 0 n/a $ 0 n/a
PILOT: State-owned
Property $78,342 $108,035 $108,035 $29,693 37.9% $ 0 0.0%
Town Aid Road
Grant $159,119 $116,688 $143,211 $-15,908 -10.0% $26,523 22.7%
Sub-Total: Non-
Education $678,776 $601,844 $571,313 $-107,463 -15.8% $-30,531 - 5.1%

Total: Education & $16,006,809 $15,935,628 $15,905,097 $-101,712 - 0.6% $-30,531 - 0.2%
Non-Education
*Some grants are not listed because town-by-town amounts are not currently available. Many of these grants will be featured in an upcoming CCM report.

Notes to Individual Grants for FY2009-10:


• Adult Education – $20.6 million statewide (no change • LoCIP – $30 million statewide (no change from FY2008-
from FY2008-09). 09, but state bonding package has not been finalized).
• ECS –$1.9 billion statewide (no change from FY2008- • Pequot/Mohegan - $61.8 million statewide ($31.2 million
09). reduction from FY2008-09).

• Non-Public School Transportation - $4 million • PILOT: Colleges and Hospitals - $115.4 million statewide
statewide (no change from FY2008-09). ($7 million reduction from FY2008-09).

• Public School Transportation - $48 million statewide • PILOT: State-Owned Property – $ 73.5 million statewide
(no change from FY2008-09). ($6.5 million reduction from FY2008-09).

• Town Aid Roads – $27 million statewide ($3 million


statewide reduction from FY2008-09).
###
If you have any questions, please call Barbara Rua, Gian-Carl Casa, or Jim Finley of CCM at (203) 498-3000.
April 2, 2009

PLEASE DELIVER IMMEDIATELY TO MAYOR, FIRST SELECTMAN,


CITY/TOWN MANAGER & FINANCE DIRECTOR

Appropriations Committee’s Proposed Budget Impact on:


Ashford
Today, April 2, 2009, the Appropriations Committee released a proposed budget for FY 2009-10 and FY 2010-11.
Below please find a summary of the major statewide changes.
Change: Change:
Appropriations Appropriations
Proposal Proposal (FY2009-
Governor’s Appropriations (FY2009-10) over 10) over Governor's
Current Year Proposal Proposal (FY2009- Current Year Proposal (FY2009-
Grant: (FY2008-09) (FY2009-10) 10) (FY2008-09) 10)
($) ($) ($) ($) ($)

DECD Tax
Abatement $1.7 million $0 $1.7 million No change. $1.7 million
DECD Payment in
Lieu of Taxes $2.2 million $0 $2.2 million No change. $2.2 million

Magnet Schools $121.5 million $135 million $154.3 million $32.8 million $19.3 million
Pequot-Mohegan
Grant $93 million $86.3 million $61.8 million $-31.2 million $-24.5 million
PILOT: Colleges &
Hospitals $122.4 million $115.4 million $115.4 million $-7 million No change.
PILOT: State
Owned Property $80 million $73 million $73.5 million $-6.5 million $.5 million
Priority School
Districts $124.1 million $116.7 million $117.7 million $-6.4 million $1 million
Town Aid Road
Grant $30 million $22 million $27 million $-3 million $5 million

The Appropriations Committee has proposed level-funding the following programs: Education Cost Sharing,
Special Education, School Transportation, and Adult Education.

LoCIP is expected to remain funded at $30 million, but the entire state bonding package has not yet been finalized
by the Finance, Revenue and Bonding committee. The Appropriations and Finance Committee leadership have
discussed regional incentive programs similar to the $50 million bond funding proposal by Governor Rell, and are
supporting other efforts to promote regional revenue sharing. However, the Finance Committee has not yet acted
on those proposals.
At first glance it appears this proposal increases education funding by $21.3 million over the Governor’s
proposed budget, but decreases non-education aid by $15 million compared to the Governor’s proposed
budget.

Please note that grants to individual towns and cities may vary due to changes in grant formula elements.

Below is CCM’s preliminary analysis of the impacts on Ashford under this plan for certain key grant programs.
Change: Appropriations
Current Governor’s Appropriations Change: Appropriations Proposal (FY2009-10) over
Year Proposal Proposal Proposal (FY2009-10) over Governor's Proposal
Grant: (FY2008-09) (FY2009-10) (FY2009-10) Current Year (FY2008-09) (FY2009-10)
($) ($) ($) ($) (%) ($) (%)
Education      
Adult Education $ 0 $ 0 $ 0 $ 0 n/a $ 0 n/a
ECS Grant $3,896,069 $3,896,069 $3,896,069 $ 0 0.0% $ 0 0.0%
Non-public School
Transportation $ 0 $ 0 $ 0 $ 0 n/a $ 0 n/a
Public School
Transportation $77,371 $72,460 $72,460 $-4,911 - 6.3% $ 0 0.0%
Sub-Total:
Education $3,973,440 $3,968,529 $3,968,529 $-4,911 - 0.1% $ 0 0.0%
Non-Education
Local Capital
Improvement $52,892 $52,887 $52,887 $- 5 0.0% $ 0 0.0%
Pequot-Mohegan
Grant $47,666 $31,569 $22,613 $-25,053 -52.6% $-8,956 -28.4%
PILOT: Colleges &
Hospitals $ 0 $ 0 $ 0 $ 0 n/a $ 0 n/a
PILOT: State-owned
Property $7,001 $6,107 $6,107 $- 894 -12.8% $ 0 0.0%
Town Aid Road
Grant $150,620 $110,455 $135,561 $-15,059 -10.0% $25,106 22.7%
Sub-Total: Non-
Education $258,179 $201,018 $217,168 $-41,011 -15.9% $16,150 8.0%

Total: Education & $4,231,619 $4,169,547 $4,185,697 $-45,922 - 1.1% $16,150 0.4%
Non-Education
*Some grants are not listed because town-by-town amounts are not currently available. Many of these grants will be featured in an upcoming CCM report.

Notes to Individual Grants for FY2009-10:


• Adult Education – $20.6 million statewide (no change • LoCIP – $30 million statewide (no change from FY2008-
from FY2008-09). 09, but state bonding package has not been finalized).
• ECS –$1.9 billion statewide (no change from FY2008- • Pequot/Mohegan - $61.8 million statewide ($31.2 million
09). reduction from FY2008-09).

• Non-Public School Transportation - $4 million • PILOT: Colleges and Hospitals - $115.4 million statewide
statewide (no change from FY2008-09). ($7 million reduction from FY2008-09).

• Public School Transportation - $48 million statewide • PILOT: State-Owned Property – $ 73.5 million statewide
(no change from FY2008-09). ($6.5 million reduction from FY2008-09).

• Town Aid Roads – $27 million statewide ($3 million


statewide reduction from FY2008-09).
###
If you have any questions, please call Barbara Rua, Gian-Carl Casa, or Jim Finley of CCM at (203) 498-3000.
April 2, 2009

PLEASE DELIVER IMMEDIATELY TO MAYOR, FIRST SELECTMAN,


CITY/TOWN MANAGER & FINANCE DIRECTOR

Appropriations Committee’s Proposed Budget Impact on:


Avon
Today, April 2, 2009, the Appropriations Committee released a proposed budget for FY 2009-10 and FY 2010-11.
Below please find a summary of the major statewide changes.
Change: Change:
Appropriations Appropriations
Proposal Proposal (FY2009-
Governor’s Appropriations (FY2009-10) over 10) over Governor's
Current Year Proposal Proposal (FY2009- Current Year Proposal (FY2009-
Grant: (FY2008-09) (FY2009-10) 10) (FY2008-09) 10)
($) ($) ($) ($) ($)

DECD Tax
Abatement $1.7 million $0 $1.7 million No change. $1.7 million
DECD Payment in
Lieu of Taxes $2.2 million $0 $2.2 million No change. $2.2 million

Magnet Schools $121.5 million $135 million $154.3 million $32.8 million $19.3 million
Pequot-Mohegan
Grant $93 million $86.3 million $61.8 million $-31.2 million $-24.5 million
PILOT: Colleges &
Hospitals $122.4 million $115.4 million $115.4 million $-7 million No change.
PILOT: State
Owned Property $80 million $73 million $73.5 million $-6.5 million $.5 million
Priority School
Districts $124.1 million $116.7 million $117.7 million $-6.4 million $1 million
Town Aid Road
Grant $30 million $22 million $27 million $-3 million $5 million

The Appropriations Committee has proposed level-funding the following programs: Education Cost Sharing,
Special Education, School Transportation, and Adult Education.

LoCIP is expected to remain funded at $30 million, but the entire state bonding package has not yet been finalized
by the Finance, Revenue and Bonding committee. The Appropriations and Finance Committee leadership have
discussed regional incentive programs similar to the $50 million bond funding proposal by Governor Rell, and are
supporting other efforts to promote regional revenue sharing. However, the Finance Committee has not yet acted
on those proposals.
At first glance it appears this proposal increases education funding by $21.3 million over the Governor’s
proposed budget, but decreases non-education aid by $15 million compared to the Governor’s proposed
budget.

Please note that grants to individual towns and cities may vary due to changes in grant formula elements.

Below is CCM’s preliminary analysis of the impacts on Avon under this plan for certain key grant programs.
Change: Appropriations
Current Governor’s Appropriations Change: Appropriations Proposal (FY2009-10) over
Year Proposal Proposal Proposal (FY2009-10) over Governor's Proposal
Grant: (FY2008-09) (FY2009-10) (FY2009-10) Current Year (FY2008-09) (FY2009-10)
($) ($) ($) ($) (%) ($) (%)
Education      
Adult Education $1,435 $1,436 $1,436 $ 1 0.1% $ 0 0.0%
ECS Grant $1,232,688 $1,232,688 $1,232,688 $ 0 0.0% $ 0 0.0%
Non-public School
Transportation $ 0 $ 0 $ 0 $ 0 n/a $ 0 n/a
Public School
Transportation $20,175 $20,123 $20,123 $- 52 - 0.3% $ 0 0.0%
Sub-Total:
Education $1,254,298 $1,254,247 $1,254,247 $- 51 0.0% $ 0 0.0%
Non-Education
Local Capital
Improvement $104,219 $104,138 $104,138 $- 81 - 0.1% $ 0 0.0%
Pequot-Mohegan
Grant $34,073 $22,076 $15,813 $-18,260 -53.6% $-6,263 -28.4%
PILOT: Colleges &
Hospitals $10,984 $9,317 $9,317 $-1,667 -15.2% $ 0 0.0%
PILOT: State-owned
Property $70,468 $63,695 $63,695 $-6,773 - 9.6% $ 0 0.0%
Town Aid Road
Grant $153,671 $112,692 $138,307 $-15,364 -10.0% $25,615 22.7%
Sub-Total: Non-
Education $373,415 $311,918 $331,270 $-42,145 -11.3% $19,352 6.2%

Total: Education & $1,627,713 $1,566,165 $1,585,517 $-42,196 - 2.6% $19,352 1.2%
Non-Education
*Some grants are not listed because town-by-town amounts are not currently available. Many of these grants will be featured in an upcoming CCM report.

Notes to Individual Grants for FY2009-10:


• Adult Education – $20.6 million statewide (no change • LoCIP – $30 million statewide (no change from FY2008-
from FY2008-09). 09, but state bonding package has not been finalized).
• ECS –$1.9 billion statewide (no change from FY2008- • Pequot/Mohegan - $61.8 million statewide ($31.2 million
09). reduction from FY2008-09).

• Non-Public School Transportation - $4 million • PILOT: Colleges and Hospitals - $115.4 million statewide
statewide (no change from FY2008-09). ($7 million reduction from FY2008-09).

• Public School Transportation - $48 million statewide • PILOT: State-Owned Property – $ 73.5 million statewide
(no change from FY2008-09). ($6.5 million reduction from FY2008-09).

• Town Aid Roads – $27 million statewide ($3 million


statewide reduction from FY2008-09).
###
If you have any questions, please call Barbara Rua, Gian-Carl Casa, or Jim Finley of CCM at (203) 498-3000.
April 2, 2009

PLEASE DELIVER IMMEDIATELY TO MAYOR, FIRST SELECTMAN,


CITY/TOWN MANAGER & FINANCE DIRECTOR

Appropriations Committee’s Proposed Budget Impact on:


Barkhamsted
Today, April 2, 2009, the Appropriations Committee released a proposed budget for FY 2009-10 and FY 2010-11.
Below please find a summary of the major statewide changes.
Change: Change:
Appropriations Appropriations
Proposal Proposal (FY2009-
Governor’s Appropriations (FY2009-10) over 10) over Governor's
Current Year Proposal Proposal (FY2009- Current Year Proposal (FY2009-
Grant: (FY2008-09) (FY2009-10) 10) (FY2008-09) 10)
($) ($) ($) ($) ($)

DECD Tax
Abatement $1.7 million $0 $1.7 million No change. $1.7 million
DECD Payment in
Lieu of Taxes $2.2 million $0 $2.2 million No change. $2.2 million

Magnet Schools $121.5 million $135 million $154.3 million $32.8 million $19.3 million
Pequot-Mohegan
Grant $93 million $86.3 million $61.8 million $-31.2 million $-24.5 million
PILOT: Colleges &
Hospitals $122.4 million $115.4 million $115.4 million $-7 million No change.
PILOT: State
Owned Property $80 million $73 million $73.5 million $-6.5 million $.5 million
Priority School
Districts $124.1 million $116.7 million $117.7 million $-6.4 million $1 million
Town Aid Road
Grant $30 million $22 million $27 million $-3 million $5 million

The Appropriations Committee has proposed level-funding the following programs: Education Cost Sharing,
Special Education, School Transportation, and Adult Education.

LoCIP is expected to remain funded at $30 million, but the entire state bonding package has not yet been finalized
by the Finance, Revenue and Bonding committee. The Appropriations and Finance Committee leadership have
discussed regional incentive programs similar to the $50 million bond funding proposal by Governor Rell, and are
supporting other efforts to promote regional revenue sharing. However, the Finance Committee has not yet acted
on those proposals.
At first glance it appears this proposal increases education funding by $21.3 million over the Governor’s
proposed budget, but decreases non-education aid by $15 million compared to the Governor’s proposed
budget.

Please note that grants to individual towns and cities may vary due to changes in grant formula elements.

Below is CCM’s preliminary analysis of the impacts on Barkhamsted under this plan for certain key grant
programs.
Change: Appropriations
Current Governor’s Appropriations Change: Appropriations Proposal (FY2009-10) over
Year Proposal Proposal Proposal (FY2009-10) over Governor's Proposal
Grant: (FY2008-09) (FY2009-10) (FY2009-10) Current Year (FY2008-09) (FY2009-10)
($) ($) ($) ($) (%) ($) (%)
Education      
Adult Education $1,484 $1,572 $1,572 $ 88 5.9% $ 0 0.0%
ECS Grant $1,615,872 $1,615,872 $1,615,872 $ 0 0.0% $ 0 0.0%
Non-public School
Transportation $ 0 $ 0 $ 0 $ 0 n/a $ 0 n/a
Public School
Transportation $38,113 $40,857 $40,857 $2,744 7.2% $ 0 0.0%
Sub-Total:
Education $1,655,469 $1,658,301 $1,658,301 $2,832 0.2% $ 0 0.0%
Non-Education
Local Capital
Improvement $36,472 $36,469 $36,469 $- 3 0.0% $ 0 0.0%
Pequot-Mohegan
Grant $28,535 $17,529 $12,556 $-15,979 -56.0% $-4,973 -28.4%
PILOT: Colleges &
Hospitals $ 0 $ 0 $ 0 $ 0 n/a $ 0 n/a
PILOT: State-owned
Property $16,565 $13,746 $13,746 $-2,819 -17.0% $ 0 0.0%
Town Aid Road
Grant $98,469 $72,211 $88,625 $-9,844 -10.0% $16,414 22.7%
Sub-Total: Non-
Education $180,041 $139,955 $151,396 $-28,645 -15.9% $11,441 8.2%

Total: Education & $1,835,510 $1,798,256 $1,809,697 $-25,813 - 1.4% $11,441 0.6%
Non-Education
*Some grants are not listed because town-by-town amounts are not currently available. Many of these grants will be featured in an upcoming CCM report.

Notes to Individual Grants for FY2009-10:


• Adult Education – $20.6 million statewide (no change • LoCIP – $30 million statewide (no change from FY2008-
from FY2008-09). 09, but state bonding package has not been finalized).
• ECS –$1.9 billion statewide (no change from FY2008- • Pequot/Mohegan - $61.8 million statewide ($31.2 million
09). reduction from FY2008-09).

• Non-Public School Transportation - $4 million • PILOT: Colleges and Hospitals - $115.4 million statewide
statewide (no change from FY2008-09). ($7 million reduction from FY2008-09).

• Public School Transportation - $48 million statewide • PILOT: State-Owned Property – $ 73.5 million statewide
(no change from FY2008-09). ($6.5 million reduction from FY2008-09).

• Town Aid Roads – $27 million statewide ($3 million


statewide reduction from FY2008-09).
###
If you have any questions, please call Barbara Rua, Gian-Carl Casa, or Jim Finley of CCM at (203) 498-3000.
April 2, 2009

PLEASE DELIVER IMMEDIATELY TO MAYOR, FIRST SELECTMAN,


CITY/TOWN MANAGER & FINANCE DIRECTOR

Appropriations Committee’s Proposed Budget Impact on:


Beacon Falls
Today, April 2, 2009, the Appropriations Committee released a proposed budget for FY 2009-10 and FY 2010-11.
Below please find a summary of the major statewide changes.
Change: Change:
Appropriations Appropriations
Proposal Proposal (FY2009-
Governor’s Appropriations (FY2009-10) over 10) over Governor's
Current Year Proposal Proposal (FY2009- Current Year Proposal (FY2009-
Grant: (FY2008-09) (FY2009-10) 10) (FY2008-09) 10)
($) ($) ($) ($) ($)

DECD Tax
Abatement $1.7 million $0 $1.7 million No change. $1.7 million
DECD Payment in
Lieu of Taxes $2.2 million $0 $2.2 million No change. $2.2 million

Magnet Schools $121.5 million $135 million $154.3 million $32.8 million $19.3 million
Pequot-Mohegan
Grant $93 million $86.3 million $61.8 million $-31.2 million $-24.5 million
PILOT: Colleges &
Hospitals $122.4 million $115.4 million $115.4 million $-7 million No change.
PILOT: State
Owned Property $80 million $73 million $73.5 million $-6.5 million $.5 million
Priority School
Districts $124.1 million $116.7 million $117.7 million $-6.4 million $1 million
Town Aid Road
Grant $30 million $22 million $27 million $-3 million $5 million

The Appropriations Committee has proposed level-funding the following programs: Education Cost Sharing,
Special Education, School Transportation, and Adult Education.

LoCIP is expected to remain funded at $30 million, but the entire state bonding package has not yet been finalized
by the Finance, Revenue and Bonding committee. The Appropriations and Finance Committee leadership have
discussed regional incentive programs similar to the $50 million bond funding proposal by Governor Rell, and are
supporting other efforts to promote regional revenue sharing. However, the Finance Committee has not yet acted
on those proposals.
At first glance it appears this proposal increases education funding by $21.3 million over the Governor’s
proposed budget, but decreases non-education aid by $15 million compared to the Governor’s proposed
budget.

Please note that grants to individual towns and cities may vary due to changes in grant formula elements.

Below is CCM’s preliminary analysis of the impacts on Beacon Falls under this plan for certain key grant
programs.
Change: Appropriations
Current Governor’s Appropriations Change: Appropriations Proposal (FY2009-10) over
Year Proposal Proposal Proposal (FY2009-10) over Governor's Proposal
Grant: (FY2008-09) (FY2009-10) (FY2009-10) Current Year (FY2008-09) (FY2009-10)
($) ($) ($) ($) (%) ($) (%)
Education      
Adult Education $ 0 $ 0 $ 0 $ 0 n/a $ 0 n/a
ECS Grant $4,044,804 $4,044,804 $4,044,804 $ 0 0.0% $ 0 0.0%
Non-public School
Transportation $ 0 $ 0 $ 0 $ 0 n/a $ 0 n/a
Public School
Transportation $ 0 $ 0 $ 0 $ 0 n/a $ 0 n/a
Sub-Total:
Education $4,044,804 $4,044,804 $4,044,804 $ 0 0.0% $ 0 0.0%
Non-Education
Local Capital
Improvement $37,937 $37,915 $37,915 $- 22 - 0.1% $ 0 0.0%
Pequot-Mohegan
Grant $49,484 $37,967 $27,196 $-22,288 -45.0% $-10,771 -28.4%
PILOT: Colleges &
Hospitals $ 0 $ 0 $ 0 $ 0 n/a $ 0 n/a
PILOT: State-owned
Property $58,454 $52,892 $52,892 $-5,562 - 9.5% $ 0 0.0%
Town Aid Road
Grant $92,556 $67,875 $83,303 $-9,253 -10.0% $15,428 22.7%
Sub-Total: Non-
Education $238,431 $196,649 $201,306 $-37,125 -15.6% $4,657 2.4%

Total: Education & $4,283,235 $4,241,453 $4,246,110 $-37,125 - 0.9% $4,657 0.1%
Non-Education
*Some grants are not listed because town-by-town amounts are not currently available. Many of these grants will be featured in an upcoming CCM report.

Notes to Individual Grants for FY2009-10:


• Adult Education – $20.6 million statewide (no change • LoCIP – $30 million statewide (no change from FY2008-
from FY2008-09). 09, but state bonding package has not been finalized).
• ECS –$1.9 billion statewide (no change from FY2008- • Pequot/Mohegan - $61.8 million statewide ($31.2 million
09). reduction from FY2008-09).

• Non-Public School Transportation - $4 million • PILOT: Colleges and Hospitals - $115.4 million statewide
statewide (no change from FY2008-09). ($7 million reduction from FY2008-09).

• Public School Transportation - $48 million statewide • PILOT: State-Owned Property – $ 73.5 million statewide
(no change from FY2008-09). ($6.5 million reduction from FY2008-09).

• Town Aid Roads – $27 million statewide ($3 million


statewide reduction from FY2008-09).
###
If you have any questions, please call Barbara Rua, Gian-Carl Casa, or Jim Finley of CCM at (203) 498-3000.
April 2, 2009

PLEASE DELIVER IMMEDIATELY TO MAYOR, FIRST SELECTMAN,


CITY/TOWN MANAGER & FINANCE DIRECTOR

Appropriations Committee’s Proposed Budget Impact on:


Berlin
Today, April 2, 2009, the Appropriations Committee released a proposed budget for FY 2009-10 and FY 2010-11.
Below please find a summary of the major statewide changes.
Change: Change:
Appropriations Appropriations
Proposal Proposal (FY2009-
Governor’s Appropriations (FY2009-10) over 10) over Governor's
Current Year Proposal Proposal (FY2009- Current Year Proposal (FY2009-
Grant: (FY2008-09) (FY2009-10) 10) (FY2008-09) 10)
($) ($) ($) ($) ($)

DECD Tax
Abatement $1.7 million $0 $1.7 million No change. $1.7 million
DECD Payment in
Lieu of Taxes $2.2 million $0 $2.2 million No change. $2.2 million

Magnet Schools $121.5 million $135 million $154.3 million $32.8 million $19.3 million
Pequot-Mohegan
Grant $93 million $86.3 million $61.8 million $-31.2 million $-24.5 million
PILOT: Colleges &
Hospitals $122.4 million $115.4 million $115.4 million $-7 million No change.
PILOT: State
Owned Property $80 million $73 million $73.5 million $-6.5 million $.5 million
Priority School
Districts $124.1 million $116.7 million $117.7 million $-6.4 million $1 million
Town Aid Road
Grant $30 million $22 million $27 million $-3 million $5 million

The Appropriations Committee has proposed level-funding the following programs: Education Cost Sharing,
Special Education, School Transportation, and Adult Education.

LoCIP is expected to remain funded at $30 million, but the entire state bonding package has not yet been finalized
by the Finance, Revenue and Bonding committee. The Appropriations and Finance Committee leadership have
discussed regional incentive programs similar to the $50 million bond funding proposal by Governor Rell, and are
supporting other efforts to promote regional revenue sharing. However, the Finance Committee has not yet acted
on those proposals.
At first glance it appears this proposal increases education funding by $21.3 million over the Governor’s
proposed budget, but decreases non-education aid by $15 million compared to the Governor’s proposed
budget.

Please note that grants to individual towns and cities may vary due to changes in grant formula elements.

Below is CCM’s preliminary analysis of the impacts on Berlin under this plan for certain key grant programs.
Change: Appropriations
Current Governor’s Appropriations Change: Appropriations Proposal (FY2009-10) over
Year Proposal Proposal Proposal (FY2009-10) over Governor's Proposal
Grant: (FY2008-09) (FY2009-10) (FY2009-10) Current Year (FY2008-09) (FY2009-10)
($) ($) ($) ($) (%) ($) (%)
Education      
Adult Education $13,877 $13,355 $13,355 $- 522 - 3.8% $ 0 0.0%
ECS Grant $6,169,410 $6,169,410 $6,169,410 $ 0 0.0% $ 0 0.0%
Non-public School
Transportation $11,152 $10,663 $10,663 $- 489 - 4.4% $ 0 0.0%
Public School
Transportation $222,060 $211,068 $211,068 $-10,992 - 5.0% $ 0 0.0%
Sub-Total:
Education $6,416,499 $6,404,496 $6,404,496 $-12,003 - 0.2% $ 0 0.0%
Non-Education
Local Capital
Improvement $132,310 $132,212 $132,212 $- 98 - 0.1% $ 0 0.0%
Pequot-Mohegan
Grant $104,196 $74,627 $53,455 $-50,741 -48.7% $-21,172 -28.4%
PILOT: Colleges &
Hospitals $ 0 $ 0 $ 0 $ 0 n/a $ 0 n/a
PILOT: State-owned
Property $21,016 $26,953 $26,953 $5,937 28.2% $ 0 0.0%
Town Aid Road
Grant $166,578 $122,157 $149,923 $-16,655 -10.0% $27,766 22.7%
Sub-Total: Non-
Education $424,100 $355,949 $362,544 $-61,556 -14.5% $6,595 1.9%

Total: Education & $6,840,599 $6,760,445 $6,767,040 $-73,559 - 1.1% $6,595 0.1%
Non-Education
*Some grants are not listed because town-by-town amounts are not currently available. Many of these grants will be featured in an upcoming CCM report.

Notes to Individual Grants for FY2009-10:


• Adult Education – $20.6 million statewide (no change • LoCIP – $30 million statewide (no change from FY2008-
from FY2008-09). 09, but state bonding package has not been finalized).
• ECS –$1.9 billion statewide (no change from FY2008- • Pequot/Mohegan - $61.8 million statewide ($31.2 million
09). reduction from FY2008-09).

• Non-Public School Transportation - $4 million • PILOT: Colleges and Hospitals - $115.4 million statewide
statewide (no change from FY2008-09). ($7 million reduction from FY2008-09).

• Public School Transportation - $48 million statewide • PILOT: State-Owned Property – $ 73.5 million statewide
(no change from FY2008-09). ($6.5 million reduction from FY2008-09).

• Town Aid Roads – $27 million statewide ($3 million


statewide reduction from FY2008-09).
###
If you have any questions, please call Barbara Rua, Gian-Carl Casa, or Jim Finley of CCM at (203) 498-3000.
April 2, 2009

PLEASE DELIVER IMMEDIATELY TO MAYOR, FIRST SELECTMAN,


CITY/TOWN MANAGER & FINANCE DIRECTOR

Appropriations Committee’s Proposed Budget Impact on:


Bethany
Today, April 2, 2009, the Appropriations Committee released a proposed budget for FY 2009-10 and FY 2010-11.
Below please find a summary of the major statewide changes.
Change: Change:
Appropriations Appropriations
Proposal Proposal (FY2009-
Governor’s Appropriations (FY2009-10) over 10) over Governor's
Current Year Proposal Proposal (FY2009- Current Year Proposal (FY2009-
Grant: (FY2008-09) (FY2009-10) 10) (FY2008-09) 10)
($) ($) ($) ($) ($)

DECD Tax
Abatement $1.7 million $0 $1.7 million No change. $1.7 million
DECD Payment in
Lieu of Taxes $2.2 million $0 $2.2 million No change. $2.2 million

Magnet Schools $121.5 million $135 million $154.3 million $32.8 million $19.3 million
Pequot-Mohegan
Grant $93 million $86.3 million $61.8 million $-31.2 million $-24.5 million
PILOT: Colleges &
Hospitals $122.4 million $115.4 million $115.4 million $-7 million No change.
PILOT: State
Owned Property $80 million $73 million $73.5 million $-6.5 million $.5 million
Priority School
Districts $124.1 million $116.7 million $117.7 million $-6.4 million $1 million
Town Aid Road
Grant $30 million $22 million $27 million $-3 million $5 million

The Appropriations Committee has proposed level-funding the following programs: Education Cost Sharing,
Special Education, School Transportation, and Adult Education.

LoCIP is expected to remain funded at $30 million, but the entire state bonding package has not yet been finalized
by the Finance, Revenue and Bonding committee. The Appropriations and Finance Committee leadership have
discussed regional incentive programs similar to the $50 million bond funding proposal by Governor Rell, and are
supporting other efforts to promote regional revenue sharing. However, the Finance Committee has not yet acted
on those proposals.
At first glance it appears this proposal increases education funding by $21.3 million over the Governor’s
proposed budget, but decreases non-education aid by $15 million compared to the Governor’s proposed
budget.

Please note that grants to individual towns and cities may vary due to changes in grant formula elements.

Below is CCM’s preliminary analysis of the impacts on Bethany under this plan for certain key grant programs.
Change: Appropriations
Current Governor’s Appropriations Change: Appropriations Proposal (FY2009-10) over
Year Proposal Proposal Proposal (FY2009-10) over Governor's Proposal
Grant: (FY2008-09) (FY2009-10) (FY2009-10) Current Year (FY2008-09) (FY2009-10)
($) ($) ($) ($) (%) ($) (%)
Education      
Adult Education $ 0 $ 0 $ 0 $ 0 n/a $ 0 n/a
ECS Grant $2,030,845 $2,030,845 $2,030,845 $ 0 0.0% $ 0 0.0%
Non-public School
Transportation $ 0 $ 0 $ 0 $ 0 n/a $ 0 n/a
Public School
Transportation $25,829 $25,080 $25,080 $- 749 - 2.9% $ 0 0.0%
Sub-Total:
Education $2,056,674 $2,055,925 $2,055,925 $- 749 0.0% $ 0 0.0%
Non-Education
Local Capital
Improvement $48,581 $48,571 $48,571 $- 10 0.0% $ 0 0.0%
Pequot-Mohegan
Grant $37,933 $25,138 $18,006 $-19,927 -52.5% $-7,132 -28.4%
PILOT: Colleges &
Hospitals $25,145 $21,053 $21,053 $-4,092 -16.3% $ 0 0.0%
PILOT: State-owned
Property $43,160 $36,708 $36,708 $-6,452 -14.9% $ 0 0.0%
Town Aid Road
Grant $105,949 $77,696 $95,356 $-10,593 -10.0% $17,660 22.7%
Sub-Total: Non-
Education $260,768 $209,166 $219,695 $-41,073 -15.8% $10,529 5.0%

Total: Education & $2,317,442 $2,265,091 $2,275,620 $-41,822 - 1.8% $10,529 0.5%
Non-Education
*Some grants are not listed because town-by-town amounts are not currently available. Many of these grants will be featured in an upcoming CCM report.

Notes to Individual Grants for FY2009-10:


• Adult Education – $20.6 million statewide (no change • LoCIP – $30 million statewide (no change from FY2008-
from FY2008-09). 09, but state bonding package has not been finalized).
• ECS –$1.9 billion statewide (no change from FY2008- • Pequot/Mohegan - $61.8 million statewide ($31.2 million
09). reduction from FY2008-09).

• Non-Public School Transportation - $4 million • PILOT: Colleges and Hospitals - $115.4 million statewide
statewide (no change from FY2008-09). ($7 million reduction from FY2008-09).

• Public School Transportation - $48 million statewide • PILOT: State-Owned Property – $ 73.5 million statewide
(no change from FY2008-09). ($6.5 million reduction from FY2008-09).

• Town Aid Roads – $27 million statewide ($3 million


statewide reduction from FY2008-09).
###
If you have any questions, please call Barbara Rua, Gian-Carl Casa, or Jim Finley of CCM at (203) 498-3000.
April 2, 2009

PLEASE DELIVER IMMEDIATELY TO MAYOR, FIRST SELECTMAN,


CITY/TOWN MANAGER & FINANCE DIRECTOR

Appropriations Committee’s Proposed Budget Impact on:


Bethel
Today, April 2, 2009, the Appropriations Committee released a proposed budget for FY 2009-10 and FY 2010-11.
Below please find a summary of the major statewide changes.
Change: Change:
Appropriations Appropriations
Proposal Proposal (FY2009-
Governor’s Appropriations (FY2009-10) over 10) over Governor's
Current Year Proposal Proposal (FY2009- Current Year Proposal (FY2009-
Grant: (FY2008-09) (FY2009-10) 10) (FY2008-09) 10)
($) ($) ($) ($) ($)

DECD Tax
Abatement $1.7 million $0 $1.7 million No change. $1.7 million
DECD Payment in
Lieu of Taxes $2.2 million $0 $2.2 million No change. $2.2 million

Magnet Schools $121.5 million $135 million $154.3 million $32.8 million $19.3 million
Pequot-Mohegan
Grant $93 million $86.3 million $61.8 million $-31.2 million $-24.5 million
PILOT: Colleges &
Hospitals $122.4 million $115.4 million $115.4 million $-7 million No change.
PILOT: State
Owned Property $80 million $73 million $73.5 million $-6.5 million $.5 million
Priority School
Districts $124.1 million $116.7 million $117.7 million $-6.4 million $1 million
Town Aid Road
Grant $30 million $22 million $27 million $-3 million $5 million

The Appropriations Committee has proposed level-funding the following programs: Education Cost Sharing,
Special Education, School Transportation, and Adult Education.

LoCIP is expected to remain funded at $30 million, but the entire state bonding package has not yet been finalized
by the Finance, Revenue and Bonding committee. The Appropriations and Finance Committee leadership have
discussed regional incentive programs similar to the $50 million bond funding proposal by Governor Rell, and are
supporting other efforts to promote regional revenue sharing. However, the Finance Committee has not yet acted
on those proposals.
At first glance it appears this proposal increases education funding by $21.3 million over the Governor’s
proposed budget, but decreases non-education aid by $15 million compared to the Governor’s proposed
budget.

Please note that grants to individual towns and cities may vary due to changes in grant formula elements.

Below is CCM’s preliminary analysis of the impacts on Bethel under this plan for certain key grant programs.
Change: Appropriations
Current Governor’s Appropriations Change: Appropriations Proposal (FY2009-10) over
Year Proposal Proposal Proposal (FY2009-10) over Governor's Proposal
Grant: (FY2008-09) (FY2009-10) (FY2009-10) Current Year (FY2008-09) (FY2009-10)
($) ($) ($) ($) (%) ($) (%)
Education      
Adult Education $11,076 $10,092 $10,092 $- 984 - 8.9% $ 0 0.0%
ECS Grant $8,157,837 $8,157,837 $8,157,837 $ 0 0.0% $ 0 0.0%
Non-public School
Transportation $16,533 $14,617 $14,617 $-1,916 -11.6% $ 0 0.0%
Public School
Transportation $166,421 $146,363 $146,363 $-20,058 -12.1% $ 0 0.0%
Sub-Total:
Education $8,351,867 $8,328,909 $8,328,909 $-22,958 - 0.3% $ 0 0.0%
Non-Education
Local Capital
Improvement $118,520 $118,392 $118,392 $- 128 - 0.1% $ 0 0.0%
Pequot-Mohegan
Grant $87,224 $62,203 $44,556 $-42,668 -48.9% $-17,647 -28.4%
PILOT: Colleges &
Hospitals $24,120 $20,453 $20,453 $-3,667 -15.2% $ 0 0.0%
PILOT: State-owned
Property $29,895 $27,094 $27,094 $-2,801 - 9.4% $ 0 0.0%
Town Aid Road
Grant $158,993 $116,595 $143,097 $-15,896 -10.0% $26,502 22.7%
Sub-Total: Non-
Education $418,752 $344,737 $353,592 $-65,160 -15.6% $8,855 2.6%

Total: Education & $8,770,619 $8,673,646 $8,682,501 $-88,118 - 1.0% $8,855 0.1%
Non-Education
*Some grants are not listed because town-by-town amounts are not currently available. Many of these grants will be featured in an upcoming CCM report.

Notes to Individual Grants for FY2009-10:


• Adult Education – $20.6 million statewide (no change • LoCIP – $30 million statewide (no change from FY2008-
from FY2008-09). 09, but state bonding package has not been finalized).
• ECS –$1.9 billion statewide (no change from FY2008- • Pequot/Mohegan - $61.8 million statewide ($31.2 million
09). reduction from FY2008-09).

• Non-Public School Transportation - $4 million • PILOT: Colleges and Hospitals - $115.4 million statewide
statewide (no change from FY2008-09). ($7 million reduction from FY2008-09).

• Public School Transportation - $48 million statewide • PILOT: State-Owned Property – $ 73.5 million statewide
(no change from FY2008-09). ($6.5 million reduction from FY2008-09).

• Town Aid Roads – $27 million statewide ($3 million


statewide reduction from FY2008-09).
###
If you have any questions, please call Barbara Rua, Gian-Carl Casa, or Jim Finley of CCM at (203) 498-3000.
April 2, 2009

PLEASE DELIVER IMMEDIATELY TO MAYOR, FIRST SELECTMAN,


CITY/TOWN MANAGER & FINANCE DIRECTOR

Appropriations Committee’s Proposed Budget Impact on:


Bethlehem
Today, April 2, 2009, the Appropriations Committee released a proposed budget for FY 2009-10 and FY 2010-11.
Below please find a summary of the major statewide changes.
Change: Change:
Appropriations Appropriations
Proposal Proposal (FY2009-
Governor’s Appropriations (FY2009-10) over 10) over Governor's
Current Year Proposal Proposal (FY2009- Current Year Proposal (FY2009-
Grant: (FY2008-09) (FY2009-10) 10) (FY2008-09) 10)
($) ($) ($) ($) ($)

DECD Tax
Abatement $1.7 million $0 $1.7 million No change. $1.7 million
DECD Payment in
Lieu of Taxes $2.2 million $0 $2.2 million No change. $2.2 million

Magnet Schools $121.5 million $135 million $154.3 million $32.8 million $19.3 million
Pequot-Mohegan
Grant $93 million $86.3 million $61.8 million $-31.2 million $-24.5 million
PILOT: Colleges &
Hospitals $122.4 million $115.4 million $115.4 million $-7 million No change.
PILOT: State
Owned Property $80 million $73 million $73.5 million $-6.5 million $.5 million
Priority School
Districts $124.1 million $116.7 million $117.7 million $-6.4 million $1 million
Town Aid Road
Grant $30 million $22 million $27 million $-3 million $5 million

The Appropriations Committee has proposed level-funding the following programs: Education Cost Sharing,
Special Education, School Transportation, and Adult Education.

LoCIP is expected to remain funded at $30 million, but the entire state bonding package has not yet been finalized
by the Finance, Revenue and Bonding committee. The Appropriations and Finance Committee leadership have
discussed regional incentive programs similar to the $50 million bond funding proposal by Governor Rell, and are
supporting other efforts to promote regional revenue sharing. However, the Finance Committee has not yet acted
on those proposals.
At first glance it appears this proposal increases education funding by $21.3 million over the Governor’s
proposed budget, but decreases non-education aid by $15 million compared to the Governor’s proposed
budget.

Please note that grants to individual towns and cities may vary due to changes in grant formula elements.

Below is CCM’s preliminary analysis of the impacts on Bethlehem under this plan for certain key grant
programs.
Change: Appropriations
Current Governor’s Appropriations Change: Appropriations Proposal (FY2009-10) over
Year Proposal Proposal Proposal (FY2009-10) over Governor's Proposal
Grant: (FY2008-09) (FY2009-10) (FY2009-10) Current Year (FY2008-09) (FY2009-10)
($) ($) ($) ($) (%) ($) (%)
Education      
Adult Education $ 0 $ 0 $ 0 $ 0 n/a $ 0 n/a
ECS Grant $1,318,171 $1,318,171 $1,318,171 $ 0 0.0% $ 0 0.0%
Non-public School
Transportation $ 0 $ 0 $ 0 $ 0 n/a $ 0 n/a
Public School
Transportation $ 0 $ 0 $ 0 $ 0 n/a $ 0 n/a
Sub-Total:
Education $1,318,171 $1,318,171 $1,318,171 $ 0 0.0% $ 0 0.0%
Non-Education
Local Capital
Improvement $34,229 $34,224 $34,224 $- 5 0.0% $ 0 0.0%
Pequot-Mohegan
Grant $29,293 $18,961 $13,582 $-15,711 -53.6% $-5,379 -28.4%
PILOT: Colleges &
Hospitals $ 0 $ 0 $ 0 $ 0 n/a $ 0 n/a
PILOT: State-owned
Property $1,468 $1,190 $1,190 $- 278 -18.9% $ 0 0.0%
Town Aid Road
Grant $106,635 $78,199 $95,974 $-10,661 -10.0% $17,775 22.7%
Sub-Total: Non-
Education $171,625 $132,574 $144,969 $-26,656 -15.5% $12,395 9.3%

Total: Education & $1,489,796 $1,450,745 $1,463,140 $-26,656 - 1.8% $12,395 0.9%
Non-Education
*Some grants are not listed because town-by-town amounts are not currently available. Many of these grants will be featured in an upcoming CCM report.

Notes to Individual Grants for FY2009-10:


• Adult Education – $20.6 million statewide (no change • LoCIP – $30 million statewide (no change from FY2008-09,
from FY2008-09). but state bonding package has not been finalized).
• ECS –$1.9 billion statewide (no change from FY2008- • Pequot/Mohegan - $61.8 million statewide ($31.2 million
09). reduction from FY2008-09).
• Non-Public School Transportation - $4 million • PILOT: Colleges and Hospitals - $115.4 million statewide
statewide (no change from FY2008-09). ($7 million reduction from FY2008-09).

• Public School Transportation - $48 million statewide • PILOT: State-Owned Property – $ 73.5 million statewide
(no change from FY2008-09). ($6.5 million reduction from FY2008-09).
• Town Aid Roads – $27 million statewide ($3 million
statewide reduction from FY2008-09).
###
If you have any questions, please call Barbara Rua, Gian-Carl Casa, or Jim Finley of CCM at (203) 498-3000.
April 2, 2009

PLEASE DELIVER IMMEDIATELY TO MAYOR, FIRST SELECTMAN,


CITY/TOWN MANAGER & FINANCE DIRECTOR

Appropriations Committee’s Proposed Budget Impact on:


Bloomfield
Today, April 2, 2009, the Appropriations Committee released a proposed budget for FY 2009-10 and FY 2010-11.
Below please find a summary of the major statewide changes.
Change: Change:
Appropriations Appropriations
Proposal Proposal (FY2009-
Governor’s Appropriations (FY2009-10) over 10) over Governor's
Current Year Proposal Proposal (FY2009- Current Year Proposal (FY2009-
Grant: (FY2008-09) (FY2009-10) 10) (FY2008-09) 10)
($) ($) ($) ($) ($)

DECD Tax
Abatement $1.7 million $0 $1.7 million No change. $1.7 million
DECD Payment in
Lieu of Taxes $2.2 million $0 $2.2 million No change. $2.2 million

Magnet Schools $121.5 million $135 million $154.3 million $32.8 million $19.3 million
Pequot-Mohegan
Grant $93 million $86.3 million $61.8 million $-31.2 million $-24.5 million
PILOT: Colleges &
Hospitals $122.4 million $115.4 million $115.4 million $-7 million No change.
PILOT: State
Owned Property $80 million $73 million $73.5 million $-6.5 million $.5 million
Priority School
Districts $124.1 million $116.7 million $117.7 million $-6.4 million $1 million
Town Aid Road
Grant $30 million $22 million $27 million $-3 million $5 million

The Appropriations Committee has proposed level-funding the following programs: Education Cost Sharing,
Special Education, School Transportation, and Adult Education.

LoCIP is expected to remain funded at $30 million, but the entire state bonding package has not yet been finalized
by the Finance, Revenue and Bonding committee. The Appropriations and Finance Committee leadership have
discussed regional incentive programs similar to the $50 million bond funding proposal by Governor Rell, and are
supporting other efforts to promote regional revenue sharing. However, the Finance Committee has not yet acted
on those proposals.
At first glance it appears this proposal increases education funding by $21.3 million over the Governor’s
proposed budget, but decreases non-education aid by $15 million compared to the Governor’s proposed
budget.

Please note that grants to individual towns and cities may vary due to changes in grant formula elements.

Below is CCM’s preliminary analysis of the impacts on Bloomfield under this plan for certain key grant
programs.
Change: Appropriations
Current Governor’s Appropriations Change: Appropriations Proposal (FY2009-10) over
Year Proposal Proposal Proposal (FY2009-10) over Governor's Proposal
Grant: (FY2008-09) (FY2009-10) (FY2009-10) Current Year (FY2008-09) (FY2009-10)
($) ($) ($) ($) (%) ($) (%)
Education      
Adult Education $34,466 $28,466 $28,466 $-6,000 -17.4% $ 0 0.0%
ECS Grant $5,410,345 $5,410,345 $5,410,345 $ 0 0.0% $ 0 0.0%
Non-public School
Transportation $ 0 $ 0 $ 0 $ 0 n/a $ 0 n/a
Public School
Transportation $278,893 $219,966 $219,966 $-58,927 -21.1% $ 0 0.0%
Sub-Total:
Education $5,723,704 $5,658,777 $5,658,777 $-64,927 - 1.1% $ 0 0.0%
Non-Education
Local Capital
Improvement $134,852 $134,747 $134,747 $- 105 - 0.1% $ 0 0.0%
Pequot-Mohegan
Grant $243,384 $224,905 $161,099 $-82,285 -33.8% $-63,806 -28.4%
PILOT: Colleges &
Hospitals $194,917 $163,682 $163,682 $-31,235 -16.0% $ 0 0.0%
PILOT: State-owned
Property $105,749 $126,016 $126,016 $20,267 19.2% $ 0 0.0%
Town Aid Road
Grant $171,839 $126,015 $154,658 $-17,181 -10.0% $28,643 22.7%
Sub-Total: Non-
Education $850,741 $775,365 $740,203 $-110,538 -13.0% $-35,162 - 4.5%

Total: Education & $6,574,445 $6,434,142 $6,398,980 $-175,465 - 2.7% $-35,162 - 0.5%
Non-Education
*Some grants are not listed because town-by-town amounts are not currently available. Many of these grants will be featured in an upcoming CCM report.

Notes to Individual Grants for FY2009-10:


• Adult Education – $20.6 million statewide (no change • LoCIP – $30 million statewide (no change from FY2008-
from FY2008-09). 09, but state bonding package has not been finalized).
• ECS –$1.9 billion statewide (no change from FY2008- • Pequot/Mohegan - $61.8 million statewide ($31.2 million
09). reduction from FY2008-09).

• Non-Public School Transportation - $4 million • PILOT: Colleges and Hospitals - $115.4 million statewide
statewide (no change from FY2008-09). ($7 million reduction from FY2008-09).

• Public School Transportation - $48 million statewide • PILOT: State-Owned Property – $ 73.5 million statewide
(no change from FY2008-09). ($6.5 million reduction from FY2008-09).

• Town Aid Roads – $27 million statewide ($3 million


statewide reduction from FY2008-09).
###
If you have any questions, please call Barbara Rua, Gian-Carl Casa, or Jim Finley of CCM at (203) 498-3000.
April 2, 2009

PLEASE DELIVER IMMEDIATELY TO MAYOR, FIRST SELECTMAN,


CITY/TOWN MANAGER & FINANCE DIRECTOR

Appropriations Committee’s Proposed Budget Impact on:


Bolton
Today, April 2, 2009, the Appropriations Committee released a proposed budget for FY 2009-10 and FY 2010-11.
Below please find a summary of the major statewide changes.
Change: Change:
Appropriations Appropriations
Proposal Proposal (FY2009-
Governor’s Appropriations (FY2009-10) over 10) over Governor's
Current Year Proposal Proposal (FY2009- Current Year Proposal (FY2009-
Grant: (FY2008-09) (FY2009-10) 10) (FY2008-09) 10)
($) ($) ($) ($) ($)

DECD Tax
Abatement $1.7 million $0 $1.7 million No change. $1.7 million
DECD Payment in
Lieu of Taxes $2.2 million $0 $2.2 million No change. $2.2 million

Magnet Schools $121.5 million $135 million $154.3 million $32.8 million $19.3 million
Pequot-Mohegan
Grant $93 million $86.3 million $61.8 million $-31.2 million $-24.5 million
PILOT: Colleges &
Hospitals $122.4 million $115.4 million $115.4 million $-7 million No change.
PILOT: State
Owned Property $80 million $73 million $73.5 million $-6.5 million $.5 million
Priority School
Districts $124.1 million $116.7 million $117.7 million $-6.4 million $1 million
Town Aid Road
Grant $30 million $22 million $27 million $-3 million $5 million

The Appropriations Committee has proposed level-funding the following programs: Education Cost Sharing,
Special Education, School Transportation, and Adult Education.

LoCIP is expected to remain funded at $30 million, but the entire state bonding package has not yet been finalized
by the Finance, Revenue and Bonding committee. The Appropriations and Finance Committee leadership have
discussed regional incentive programs similar to the $50 million bond funding proposal by Governor Rell, and are
supporting other efforts to promote regional revenue sharing. However, the Finance Committee has not yet acted
on those proposals.
At first glance it appears this proposal increases education funding by $21.3 million over the Governor’s
proposed budget, but decreases non-education aid by $15 million compared to the Governor’s proposed
budget.

Please note that grants to individual towns and cities may vary due to changes in grant formula elements.

Below is CCM’s preliminary analysis of the impacts on Bolton under this plan for certain key grant programs.
Change: Appropriations
Current Governor’s Appropriations Change: Appropriations Proposal (FY2009-10) over
Year Proposal Proposal Proposal (FY2009-10) over Governor's Proposal
Grant: (FY2008-09) (FY2009-10) (FY2009-10) Current Year (FY2008-09) (FY2009-10)
($) ($) ($) ($) (%) ($) (%)
Education      
Adult Education $4,502 $4,319 $4,319 $- 183 - 4.1% $ 0 0.0%
ECS Grant $3,015,660 $3,015,660 $3,015,660 $ 0 0.0% $ 0 0.0%
Non-public School
Transportation $ 0 $ 0 $ 0 $ 0 n/a $ 0 n/a
Public School
Transportation $103,195 $97,863 $97,863 $-5,332 - 5.2% $ 0 0.0%
Sub-Total:
Education $3,123,357 $3,117,842 $3,117,842 $-5,515 - 0.2% $ 0 0.0%
Non-Education
Local Capital
Improvement $40,890 $40,878 $40,878 $- 12 0.0% $ 0 0.0%
Pequot-Mohegan
Grant $41,006 $28,095 $20,124 $-20,882 -50.9% $-7,971 -28.4%
PILOT: Colleges &
Hospitals $ 0 $ 0 $ 0 $ 0 n/a $ 0 n/a
PILOT: State-owned
Property $41,001 $34,573 $34,573 $-6,428 -15.7% $ 0 0.0%
Town Aid Road
Grant $102,257 $74,988 $92,033 $-10,224 -10.0% $17,045 22.7%
Sub-Total: Non-
Education $225,154 $178,534 $187,608 $-37,546 -16.7% $9,074 5.1%

Total: Education & $3,348,511 $3,296,376 $3,305,450 $-43,061 - 1.3% $9,074 0.3%
Non-Education
*Some grants are not listed because town-by-town amounts are not currently available. Many of these grants will be featured in an upcoming CCM report.

Notes to Individual Grants for FY2009-10:


• Adult Education – $20.6 million statewide (no change • LoCIP – $30 million statewide (no change from FY2008-
from FY2008-09). 09, but state bonding package has not been finalized).
• ECS –$1.9 billion statewide (no change from FY2008- • Pequot/Mohegan - $61.8 million statewide ($31.2 million
09). reduction from FY2008-09).

• Non-Public School Transportation - $4 million • PILOT: Colleges and Hospitals - $115.4 million statewide
statewide (no change from FY2008-09). ($7 million reduction from FY2008-09).

• Public School Transportation - $48 million statewide • PILOT: State-Owned Property – $ 73.5 million statewide
(no change from FY2008-09). ($6.5 million reduction from FY2008-09).

• Town Aid Roads – $27 million statewide ($3 million


statewide reduction from FY2008-09).
###
If you have any questions, please call Barbara Rua, Gian-Carl Casa, or Jim Finley of CCM at (203) 498-3000.
April 2, 2009

PLEASE DELIVER IMMEDIATELY TO MAYOR, FIRST SELECTMAN,


CITY/TOWN MANAGER & FINANCE DIRECTOR

Appropriations Committee’s Proposed Budget Impact on:


Bozrah
Today, April 2, 2009, the Appropriations Committee released a proposed budget for FY 2009-10 and FY 2010-11.
Below please find a summary of the major statewide changes.
Change: Change:
Appropriations Appropriations
Proposal Proposal (FY2009-
Governor’s Appropriations (FY2009-10) over 10) over Governor's
Current Year Proposal Proposal (FY2009- Current Year Proposal (FY2009-
Grant: (FY2008-09) (FY2009-10) 10) (FY2008-09) 10)
($) ($) ($) ($) ($)

DECD Tax
Abatement $1.7 million $0 $1.7 million No change. $1.7 million
DECD Payment in
Lieu of Taxes $2.2 million $0 $2.2 million No change. $2.2 million

Magnet Schools $121.5 million $135 million $154.3 million $32.8 million $19.3 million
Pequot-Mohegan
Grant $93 million $86.3 million $61.8 million $-31.2 million $-24.5 million
PILOT: Colleges &
Hospitals $122.4 million $115.4 million $115.4 million $-7 million No change.
PILOT: State
Owned Property $80 million $73 million $73.5 million $-6.5 million $.5 million
Priority School
Districts $124.1 million $116.7 million $117.7 million $-6.4 million $1 million
Town Aid Road
Grant $30 million $22 million $27 million $-3 million $5 million

The Appropriations Committee has proposed level-funding the following programs: Education Cost Sharing,
Special Education, School Transportation, and Adult Education.

LoCIP is expected to remain funded at $30 million, but the entire state bonding package has not yet been finalized
by the Finance, Revenue and Bonding committee. The Appropriations and Finance Committee leadership have
discussed regional incentive programs similar to the $50 million bond funding proposal by Governor Rell, and are
supporting other efforts to promote regional revenue sharing. However, the Finance Committee has not yet acted
on those proposals.
At first glance it appears this proposal increases education funding by $21.3 million over the Governor’s
proposed budget, but decreases non-education aid by $15 million compared to the Governor’s proposed
budget.

Please note that grants to individual towns and cities may vary due to changes in grant formula elements.

Below is CCM’s preliminary analysis of the impacts on Bozrah under this plan for certain key grant programs.
Change: Appropriations
Current Governor’s Appropriations Change: Appropriations Proposal (FY2009-10) over
Year Proposal Proposal Proposal (FY2009-10) over Governor's Proposal
Grant: (FY2008-09) (FY2009-10) (FY2009-10) Current Year (FY2008-09) (FY2009-10)
($) ($) ($) ($) (%) ($) (%)
Education      
Adult Education $4,412 $3,953 $3,953 $- 459 -10.4% $ 0 0.0%
ECS Grant $1,229,255 $1,229,255 $1,229,255 $ 0 0.0% $ 0 0.0%
Non-public School
Transportation $ 0 $ 0 $ 0 $ 0 n/a $ 0 n/a
Public School
Transportation $36,664 $31,794 $31,794 $-4,870 -13.3% $ 0 0.0%
Sub-Total:
Education $1,270,331 $1,265,002 $1,265,002 $-5,329 - 0.4% $ 0 0.0%
Non-Education
Local Capital
Improvement $26,571 $26,568 $26,568 $- 3 0.0% $ 0 0.0%
Pequot-Mohegan
Grant $34,534 $20,266 $14,517 $-20,017 -58.0% $-5,749 -28.4%
PILOT: Colleges &
Hospitals $ 0 $ 0 $ 0 $ 0 n/a $ 0 n/a
PILOT: State-owned
Property $5,537 $4,988 $4,988 $- 549 - 9.9% $ 0 0.0%
Town Aid Road
Grant $90,321 $66,236 $81,291 $-9,030 -10.0% $15,055 22.7%
Sub-Total: Non-
Education $156,963 $118,058 $127,364 $-29,599 -18.9% $9,306 7.9%

Total: Education & $1,427,294 $1,383,060 $1,392,366 $-34,928 - 2.4% $9,306 0.7%
Non-Education
*Some grants are not listed because town-by-town amounts are not currently available. Many of these grants will be featured in an upcoming CCM report.

Notes to Individual Grants for FY2009-10:


• Adult Education – $20.6 million statewide (no change • LoCIP – $30 million statewide (no change from FY2008-
from FY2008-09). 09, but state bonding package has not been finalized).
• ECS –$1.9 billion statewide (no change from FY2008- • Pequot/Mohegan - $61.8 million statewide ($31.2 million
09). reduction from FY2008-09).

• Non-Public School Transportation - $4 million • PILOT: Colleges and Hospitals - $115.4 million statewide
statewide (no change from FY2008-09). ($7 million reduction from FY2008-09).

• Public School Transportation - $48 million statewide • PILOT: State-Owned Property – $ 73.5 million statewide
(no change from FY2008-09). ($6.5 million reduction from FY2008-09).

• Town Aid Roads – $27 million statewide ($3 million


statewide reduction from FY2008-09).
###
If you have any questions, please call Barbara Rua, Gian-Carl Casa, or Jim Finley of CCM at (203) 498-3000.
April 2, 2009

PLEASE DELIVER IMMEDIATELY TO MAYOR, FIRST SELECTMAN,


CITY/TOWN MANAGER & FINANCE DIRECTOR

Appropriations Committee’s Proposed Budget Impact on:


Branford
Today, April 2, 2009, the Appropriations Committee released a proposed budget for FY 2009-10 and FY 2010-11.
Below please find a summary of the major statewide changes.
Change: Change:
Appropriations Appropriations
Proposal Proposal (FY2009-
Governor’s Appropriations (FY2009-10) over 10) over Governor's
Current Year Proposal Proposal (FY2009- Current Year Proposal (FY2009-
Grant: (FY2008-09) (FY2009-10) 10) (FY2008-09) 10)
($) ($) ($) ($) ($)

DECD Tax
Abatement $1.7 million $0 $1.7 million No change. $1.7 million
DECD Payment in
Lieu of Taxes $2.2 million $0 $2.2 million No change. $2.2 million

Magnet Schools $121.5 million $135 million $154.3 million $32.8 million $19.3 million
Pequot-Mohegan
Grant $93 million $86.3 million $61.8 million $-31.2 million $-24.5 million
PILOT: Colleges &
Hospitals $122.4 million $115.4 million $115.4 million $-7 million No change.
PILOT: State
Owned Property $80 million $73 million $73.5 million $-6.5 million $.5 million
Priority School
Districts $124.1 million $116.7 million $117.7 million $-6.4 million $1 million
Town Aid Road
Grant $30 million $22 million $27 million $-3 million $5 million

The Appropriations Committee has proposed level-funding the following programs: Education Cost Sharing,
Special Education, School Transportation, and Adult Education.

LoCIP is expected to remain funded at $30 million, but the entire state bonding package has not yet been finalized
by the Finance, Revenue and Bonding committee. The Appropriations and Finance Committee leadership have
discussed regional incentive programs similar to the $50 million bond funding proposal by Governor Rell, and are
supporting other efforts to promote regional revenue sharing. However, the Finance Committee has not yet acted
on those proposals.
At first glance it appears this proposal increases education funding by $21.3 million over the Governor’s
proposed budget, but decreases non-education aid by $15 million compared to the Governor’s proposed
budget.

Please note that grants to individual towns and cities may vary due to changes in grant formula elements.

Below is CCM’s preliminary analysis of the impacts on Branford under this plan for certain key grant programs.
Change: Appropriations
Current Governor’s Appropriations Change: Appropriations Proposal (FY2009-10) over
Year Proposal Proposal Proposal (FY2009-10) over Governor's Proposal
Grant: (FY2008-09) (FY2009-10) (FY2009-10) Current Year (FY2008-09) (FY2009-10)
($) ($) ($) ($) (%) ($) (%)
Education      
Adult Education $24,694 $21,248 $21,248 $-3,446 -14.0% $ 0 0.0%
ECS Grant $1,759,095 $1,759,095 $1,759,095 $ 0 0.0% $ 0 0.0%
Non-public School
Transportation $13,487 $10,851 $10,851 $-2,636 -19.5% $ 0 0.0%
Public School
Transportation $198,876 $160,607 $160,607 $-38,269 -19.2% $ 0 0.0%
Sub-Total:
Education $1,996,152 $1,951,801 $1,951,801 $-44,351 - 2.2% $ 0 0.0%
Non-Education
Local Capital
Improvement $168,464 $168,225 $168,225 $- 239 - 0.1% $ 0 0.0%
Pequot-Mohegan
Grant $110,730 $83,761 $59,998 $-50,732 -45.8% $-23,763 -28.4%
PILOT: Colleges &
Hospitals $121,253 $118,046 $118,046 $-3,207 - 2.6% $ 0 0.0%
PILOT: State-owned
Property $68,864 $59,398 $59,398 $-9,466 -13.7% $ 0 0.0%
Town Aid Road
Grant $207,754 $152,353 $186,983 $-20,771 -10.0% $34,630 22.7%
Sub-Total: Non-
Education $677,065 $581,783 $592,650 $-84,415 -12.5% $10,867 1.9%

Total: Education & $2,673,217 $2,533,584 $2,544,451 $-128,766 - 4.8% $10,867 0.4%
Non-Education
*Some grants are not listed because town-by-town amounts are not currently available. Many of these grants will be featured in an upcoming CCM report.

Notes to Individual Grants for FY2009-10:


• Adult Education – $20.6 million statewide (no change • LoCIP – $30 million statewide (no change from FY2008-
from FY2008-09). 09, but state bonding package has not been finalized).
• ECS –$1.9 billion statewide (no change from FY2008- • Pequot/Mohegan - $61.8 million statewide ($31.2 million
09). reduction from FY2008-09).

• Non-Public School Transportation - $4 million • PILOT: Colleges and Hospitals - $115.4 million statewide
statewide (no change from FY2008-09). ($7 million reduction from FY2008-09).

• Public School Transportation - $48 million statewide • PILOT: State-Owned Property – $ 73.5 million statewide
(no change from FY2008-09). ($6.5 million reduction from FY2008-09).

• Town Aid Roads – $27 million statewide ($3 million


statewide reduction from FY2008-09).
###
If you have any questions, please call Barbara Rua, Gian-Carl Casa, or Jim Finley of CCM at (203) 498-3000.
April 2, 2009

PLEASE DELIVER IMMEDIATELY TO MAYOR, FIRST SELECTMAN,


CITY/TOWN MANAGER & FINANCE DIRECTOR

Appropriations Committee’s Proposed Budget Impact on:


Bridgeport
Today, April 2, 2009, the Appropriations Committee released a proposed budget for FY 2009-10 and FY 2010-11.
Below please find a summary of the major statewide changes.
Change: Change:
Appropriations Appropriations
Proposal Proposal (FY2009-
Governor’s Appropriations (FY2009-10) over 10) over Governor's
Current Year Proposal Proposal (FY2009- Current Year Proposal (FY2009-
Grant: (FY2008-09) (FY2009-10) 10) (FY2008-09) 10)
($) ($) ($) ($) ($)

DECD Tax
Abatement $1.7 million $0 $1.7 million No change. $1.7 million
DECD Payment in
Lieu of Taxes $2.2 million $0 $2.2 million No change. $2.2 million

Magnet Schools $121.5 million $135 million $154.3 million $32.8 million $19.3 million
Pequot-Mohegan
Grant $93 million $86.3 million $61.8 million $-31.2 million $-24.5 million
PILOT: Colleges &
Hospitals $122.4 million $115.4 million $115.4 million $-7 million No change.
PILOT: State
Owned Property $80 million $73 million $73.5 million $-6.5 million $.5 million
Priority School
Districts $124.1 million $116.7 million $117.7 million $-6.4 million $1 million
Town Aid Road
Grant $30 million $22 million $27 million $-3 million $5 million

The Appropriations Committee has proposed level-funding the following programs: Education Cost Sharing,
Special Education, School Transportation, and Adult Education.

LoCIP is expected to remain funded at $30 million, but the entire state bonding package has not yet been finalized
by the Finance, Revenue and Bonding committee. The Appropriations and Finance Committee leadership have
discussed regional incentive programs similar to the $50 million bond funding proposal by Governor Rell, and are
supporting other efforts to promote regional revenue sharing. However, the Finance Committee has not yet acted
on those proposals.
At first glance it appears this proposal increases education funding by $21.3 million over the Governor’s
proposed budget, but decreases non-education aid by $15 million compared to the Governor’s proposed
budget.

Please note that grants to individual towns and cities may vary due to changes in grant formula elements.

Below is CCM’s preliminary analysis of the impacts on Bridgeport under this plan for certain key grant
programs.
Change: Appropriations
Current Governor’s Appropriations Change: Appropriations Proposal (FY2009-10) over
Year Proposal Proposal Proposal (FY2009-10) over Governor's Proposal
Grant: (FY2008-09) (FY2009-10) (FY2009-10) Current Year (FY2008-09) (FY2009-10)
($) ($) ($) ($) (%) ($) (%)
Education      
Adult Education $1,391,886 $1,392,861 $1,392,861 $ 975 0.1% $ 0 0.0%
ECS Grant $164,195,344 $164,195,344 $164,195,344 $ 0 0.0% $ 0 0.0%
Non-public School
Transportation $458,297 $460,607 $460,607 $2,310 0.5% $ 0 0.0%
Public School
Transportation $2,468,093 $2,461,726 $2,461,726 $-6,367 - 0.3% $ 0 0.0%
Sub-Total:
Education $168,513,620 $168,510,538 $168,510,538 $-3,082 0.0% $ 0 0.0%
Non-Education
Local Capital
Improvement $2,090,303 $2,083,001 $2,083,001 $-7,302 - 0.3% $ 0 0.0%
Pequot-Mohegan
Grant $9,559,715 $8,833,883 $6,327,710 $-3,232,005 -33.8% $-2,506,173 -28.4%
PILOT: Colleges &
Hospitals $11,200,500 $10,041,445 $10,041,445 $-1,159,055 -10.3% $ 0 0.0%
PILOT: State-owned
Property $2,676,768 $2,450,950 $2,450,950 $-225,818 - 8.4% $ 0 0.0%
Town Aid Road
Grant $670,458 $491,669 $603,425 $-67,033 -10.0% $111,756 22.7%
Sub-Total: Non-
Education $26,197,744 $23,900,948 $21,506,532 $-4,691,212 -17.9% $-2,394,416 -10.0%

Total: Education & $194,711,364 $192,411,486 $190,017,070 $-4,694,294 - 2.4% $-2,394,416 - 1.2%
Non-Education
*Some grants are not listed because town-by-town amounts are not currently available. Many of these grants will be featured in an upcoming CCM report.

Notes to Individual Grants for FY2009-10:


• Adult Education – $20.6 million statewide (no change • LoCIP – $30 million statewide (no change from FY2008-
from FY2008-09). 09, but state bonding package has not been finalized).
• ECS –$1.9 billion statewide (no change from FY2008- • Pequot/Mohegan - $61.8 million statewide ($31.2 million
09). reduction from FY2008-09).

• Non-Public School Transportation - $4 million • PILOT: Colleges and Hospitals - $115.4 million statewide
statewide (no change from FY2008-09). ($7 million reduction from FY2008-09).

• Public School Transportation - $48 million statewide • PILOT: State-Owned Property – $ 73.5 million statewide
(no change from FY2008-09). ($6.5 million reduction from FY2008-09).

• Town Aid Roads – $27 million statewide ($3 million


statewide reduction from FY2008-09).
###
If you have any questions, please call Barbara Rua, Gian-Carl Casa, or Jim Finley of CCM at (203) 498-3000.
April 2, 2009

PLEASE DELIVER IMMEDIATELY TO MAYOR, FIRST SELECTMAN,


CITY/TOWN MANAGER & FINANCE DIRECTOR

Appropriations Committee’s Proposed Budget Impact on:


Bridgewater
Today, April 2, 2009, the Appropriations Committee released a proposed budget for FY 2009-10 and FY 2010-11.
Below please find a summary of the major statewide changes.
Change: Change:
Appropriations Appropriations
Proposal Proposal (FY2009-
Governor’s Appropriations (FY2009-10) over 10) over Governor's
Current Year Proposal Proposal (FY2009- Current Year Proposal (FY2009-
Grant: (FY2008-09) (FY2009-10) 10) (FY2008-09) 10)
($) ($) ($) ($) ($)

DECD Tax
Abatement $1.7 million $0 $1.7 million No change. $1.7 million
DECD Payment in
Lieu of Taxes $2.2 million $0 $2.2 million No change. $2.2 million

Magnet Schools $121.5 million $135 million $154.3 million $32.8 million $19.3 million
Pequot-Mohegan
Grant $93 million $86.3 million $61.8 million $-31.2 million $-24.5 million
PILOT: Colleges &
Hospitals $122.4 million $115.4 million $115.4 million $-7 million No change.
PILOT: State
Owned Property $80 million $73 million $73.5 million $-6.5 million $.5 million
Priority School
Districts $124.1 million $116.7 million $117.7 million $-6.4 million $1 million
Town Aid Road
Grant $30 million $22 million $27 million $-3 million $5 million

The Appropriations Committee has proposed level-funding the following programs: Education Cost Sharing,
Special Education, School Transportation, and Adult Education.

LoCIP is expected to remain funded at $30 million, but the entire state bonding package has not yet been finalized
by the Finance, Revenue and Bonding committee. The Appropriations and Finance Committee leadership have
discussed regional incentive programs similar to the $50 million bond funding proposal by Governor Rell, and are
supporting other efforts to promote regional revenue sharing. However, the Finance Committee has not yet acted
on those proposals.
At first glance it appears this proposal increases education funding by $21.3 million over the Governor’s
proposed budget, but decreases non-education aid by $15 million compared to the Governor’s proposed
budget.

Please note that grants to individual towns and cities may vary due to changes in grant formula elements.

Below is CCM’s preliminary analysis of the impacts on Bridgewater under this plan for certain key grant
programs.
Change: Appropriations
Current Governor’s Appropriations Change: Appropriations Proposal (FY2009-10) over
Year Proposal Proposal Proposal (FY2009-10) over Governor's Proposal
Grant: (FY2008-09) (FY2009-10) (FY2009-10) Current Year (FY2008-09) (FY2009-10)
($) ($) ($) ($) (%) ($) (%)
Education      
Adult Education $ 0 $ 0 $ 0 $ 0 n/a $ 0 n/a
ECS Grant $137,292 $137,292 $137,292 $ 0 0.0% $ 0 0.0%
Non-public School
Transportation $ 0 $ 0 $ 0 $ 0 n/a $ 0 n/a
Public School
Transportation $ 0 $ 0 $ 0 $ 0 n/a $ 0 n/a
Sub-Total:
Education $137,292 $137,292 $137,292 $ 0 0.0% $ 0 0.0%
Non-Education
Local Capital
Improvement $24,503 $24,501 $24,501 $- 2 0.0% $ 0 0.0%
Pequot-Mohegan
Grant $18,914 $10,031 $7,185 $-11,729 -62.0% $-2,846 -28.4%
PILOT: Colleges &
Hospitals $ 0 $ 0 $ 0 $ 0 n/a $ 0 n/a
PILOT: State-owned
Property $1,947 $1,616 $1,616 $- 331 -17.0% $ 0 0.0%
Town Aid Road
Grant $90,767 $66,563 $81,693 $-9,074 -10.0% $15,130 22.7%
Sub-Total: Non-
Education $136,131 $102,711 $114,995 $-21,136 -15.5% $12,284 12.0%

Total: Education & $273,423 $240,003 $252,287 $-21,136 - 7.7% $12,284 5.1%
Non-Education
*Some grants are not listed because town-by-town amounts are not currently available. Many of these grants will be featured in an upcoming CCM report.

Notes to Individual Grants for FY2009-10:


• Adult Education – $20.6 million statewide (no change • LoCIP – $30 million statewide (no change from FY2008-
from FY2008-09). 09, but state bonding package has not been finalized).
• ECS –$1.9 billion statewide (no change from FY2008- • Pequot/Mohegan - $61.8 million statewide ($31.2 million
09). reduction from FY2008-09).

• Non-Public School Transportation - $4 million • PILOT: Colleges and Hospitals - $115.4 million statewide
statewide (no change from FY2008-09). ($7 million reduction from FY2008-09).

• Public School Transportation - $48 million statewide • PILOT: State-Owned Property – $ 73.5 million statewide
(no change from FY2008-09). ($6.5 million reduction from FY2008-09).

• Town Aid Roads – $27 million statewide ($3 million


statewide reduction from FY2008-09).
###
If you have any questions, please call Barbara Rua, Gian-Carl Casa, or Jim Finley of CCM at (203) 498-3000.
April 2, 2009

PLEASE DELIVER IMMEDIATELY TO MAYOR, FIRST SELECTMAN,


CITY/TOWN MANAGER & FINANCE DIRECTOR

Appropriations Committee’s Proposed Budget Impact on:


Bristol
Today, April 2, 2009, the Appropriations Committee released a proposed budget for FY 2009-10 and FY 2010-11.
Below please find a summary of the major statewide changes.
Change: Change:
Appropriations Appropriations
Proposal Proposal (FY2009-
Governor’s Appropriations (FY2009-10) over 10) over Governor's
Current Year Proposal Proposal (FY2009- Current Year Proposal (FY2009-
Grant: (FY2008-09) (FY2009-10) 10) (FY2008-09) 10)
($) ($) ($) ($) ($)

DECD Tax
Abatement $1.7 million $0 $1.7 million No change. $1.7 million
DECD Payment in
Lieu of Taxes $2.2 million $0 $2.2 million No change. $2.2 million

Magnet Schools $121.5 million $135 million $154.3 million $32.8 million $19.3 million
Pequot-Mohegan
Grant $93 million $86.3 million $61.8 million $-31.2 million $-24.5 million
PILOT: Colleges &
Hospitals $122.4 million $115.4 million $115.4 million $-7 million No change.
PILOT: State
Owned Property $80 million $73 million $73.5 million $-6.5 million $.5 million
Priority School
Districts $124.1 million $116.7 million $117.7 million $-6.4 million $1 million
Town Aid Road
Grant $30 million $22 million $27 million $-3 million $5 million

The Appropriations Committee has proposed level-funding the following programs: Education Cost Sharing,
Special Education, School Transportation, and Adult Education.

LoCIP is expected to remain funded at $30 million, but the entire state bonding package has not yet been finalized
by the Finance, Revenue and Bonding committee. The Appropriations and Finance Committee leadership have
discussed regional incentive programs similar to the $50 million bond funding proposal by Governor Rell, and are
supporting other efforts to promote regional revenue sharing. However, the Finance Committee has not yet acted
on those proposals.
At first glance it appears this proposal increases education funding by $21.3 million over the Governor’s
proposed budget, but decreases non-education aid by $15 million compared to the Governor’s proposed
budget.

Please note that grants to individual towns and cities may vary due to changes in grant formula elements.

Below is CCM’s preliminary analysis of the impacts on Bristol under this plan for certain key grant programs.
Change: Appropriations
Current Governor’s Appropriations Change: Appropriations Proposal (FY2009-10) over
Year Proposal Proposal Proposal (FY2009-10) over Governor's Proposal
Grant: (FY2008-09) (FY2009-10) (FY2009-10) Current Year (FY2008-09) (FY2009-10)
($) ($) ($) ($) (%) ($) (%)
Education      
Adult Education $294,207 $292,317 $292,317 $-1,890 - 0.6% $ 0 0.0%
ECS Grant $41,657,314 $41,657,314 $41,657,314 $ 0 0.0% $ 0 0.0%
Non-public School
Transportation $182,148 $181,542 $181,542 $- 606 - 0.3% $ 0 0.0%
Public School
Transportation $757,195 $749,180 $749,180 $-8,015 - 1.1% $ 0 0.0%
Sub-Total:
Education $42,890,864 $42,880,353 $42,880,353 $-10,511 0.0% $ 0 0.0%
Non-Education
Local Capital
Improvement $504,113 $503,231 $503,231 $- 882 - 0.2% $ 0 0.0%
Pequot-Mohegan
Grant $913,570 $844,206 $604,705 $-308,865 -33.8% $-239,501 -28.4%
PILOT: Colleges &
Hospitals $896,804 $683,675 $683,675 $-213,129 -23.8% $ 0 0.0%
PILOT: State-owned
Property $77,777 $57,664 $57,664 $-20,113 -25.9% $ 0 0.0%
Town Aid Road
Grant $341,253 $250,252 $307,134 $-34,119 -10.0% $56,882 22.7%
Sub-Total: Non-
Education $2,733,517 $2,339,028 $2,156,409 $-577,108 -21.1% $-182,619 - 7.8%

Total: Education & $45,624,381 $45,219,381 $45,036,762 $-587,619 - 1.3% $-182,619 - 0.4%
Non-Education
*Some grants are not listed because town-by-town amounts are not currently available. Many of these grants will be featured in an upcoming CCM report.

Notes to Individual Grants for FY2009-10:


• Adult Education – $20.6 million statewide (no change • LoCIP – $30 million statewide (no change from FY2008-
from FY2008-09). 09, but state bonding package has not been finalized).
• ECS –$1.9 billion statewide (no change from FY2008- • Pequot/Mohegan - $61.8 million statewide ($31.2 million
09). reduction from FY2008-09).

• Non-Public School Transportation - $4 million • PILOT: Colleges and Hospitals - $115.4 million statewide
statewide (no change from FY2008-09). ($7 million reduction from FY2008-09).

• Public School Transportation - $48 million statewide • PILOT: State-Owned Property – $ 73.5 million statewide
(no change from FY2008-09). ($6.5 million reduction from FY2008-09).

• Town Aid Roads – $27 million statewide ($3 million


statewide reduction from FY2008-09).
###
If you have any questions, please call Barbara Rua, Gian-Carl Casa, or Jim Finley of CCM at (203) 498-3000.
April 2, 2009

PLEASE DELIVER IMMEDIATELY TO MAYOR, FIRST SELECTMAN,


CITY/TOWN MANAGER & FINANCE DIRECTOR

Appropriations Committee’s Proposed Budget Impact on:


Brookfield
Today, April 2, 2009, the Appropriations Committee released a proposed budget for FY 2009-10 and FY 2010-11.
Below please find a summary of the major statewide changes.
Change: Change:
Appropriations Appropriations
Proposal Proposal (FY2009-
Governor’s Appropriations (FY2009-10) over 10) over Governor's
Current Year Proposal Proposal (FY2009- Current Year Proposal (FY2009-
Grant: (FY2008-09) (FY2009-10) 10) (FY2008-09) 10)
($) ($) ($) ($) ($)

DECD Tax
Abatement $1.7 million $0 $1.7 million No change. $1.7 million
DECD Payment in
Lieu of Taxes $2.2 million $0 $2.2 million No change. $2.2 million

Magnet Schools $121.5 million $135 million $154.3 million $32.8 million $19.3 million
Pequot-Mohegan
Grant $93 million $86.3 million $61.8 million $-31.2 million $-24.5 million
PILOT: Colleges &
Hospitals $122.4 million $115.4 million $115.4 million $-7 million No change.
PILOT: State
Owned Property $80 million $73 million $73.5 million $-6.5 million $.5 million
Priority School
Districts $124.1 million $116.7 million $117.7 million $-6.4 million $1 million
Town Aid Road
Grant $30 million $22 million $27 million $-3 million $5 million

The Appropriations Committee has proposed level-funding the following programs: Education Cost Sharing,
Special Education, School Transportation, and Adult Education.

LoCIP is expected to remain funded at $30 million, but the entire state bonding package has not yet been finalized
by the Finance, Revenue and Bonding committee. The Appropriations and Finance Committee leadership have
discussed regional incentive programs similar to the $50 million bond funding proposal by Governor Rell, and are
supporting other efforts to promote regional revenue sharing. However, the Finance Committee has not yet acted
on those proposals.
At first glance it appears this proposal increases education funding by $21.3 million over the Governor’s
proposed budget, but decreases non-education aid by $15 million compared to the Governor’s proposed
budget.

Please note that grants to individual towns and cities may vary due to changes in grant formula elements.

Below is CCM’s preliminary analysis of the impacts on Brookfield under this plan for certain key grant
programs.
Change: Appropriations
Current Governor’s Appropriations Change: Appropriations Proposal (FY2009-10) over
Year Proposal Proposal Proposal (FY2009-10) over Governor's Proposal
Grant: (FY2008-09) (FY2009-10) (FY2009-10) Current Year (FY2008-09) (FY2009-10)
($) ($) ($) ($) (%) ($) (%)
Education      
Adult Education $3,197 $3,199 $3,199 $ 2 0.1% $ 0 0.0%
ECS Grant $1,530,693 $1,530,693 $1,530,693 $ 0 0.0% $ 0 0.0%
Non-public School
Transportation $4,020 $4,040 $4,040 $ 20 0.5% $ 0 0.0%
Public School
Transportation $39,043 $38,942 $38,942 $- 101 - 0.3% $ 0 0.0%
Sub-Total:
Education $1,576,953 $1,576,874 $1,576,874 $- 79 0.0% $ 0 0.0%
Non-Education
Local Capital
Improvement $104,469 $104,383 $104,383 $- 86 - 0.1% $ 0 0.0%
Pequot-Mohegan
Grant $43,693 $31,154 $22,316 $-21,377 -48.9% $-8,838 -28.4%
PILOT: Colleges &
Hospitals $ 0 $ 0 $ 0 $ 0 n/a $ 0 n/a
PILOT: State-owned
Property $39,718 $36,717 $36,717 $-3,001 - 7.6% $ 0 0.0%
Town Aid Road
Grant $152,806 $112,058 $137,529 $-15,277 -10.0% $25,471 22.7%
Sub-Total: Non-
Education $340,686 $284,312 $300,944 $-39,742 -11.7% $16,632 5.9%

Total: Education & $1,917,639 $1,861,186 $1,877,818 $-39,821 - 2.1% $16,632 0.9%
Non-Education
*Some grants are not listed because town-by-town amounts are not currently available. Many of these grants will be featured in an upcoming CCM report.

Notes to Individual Grants for FY2009-10:


• Adult Education – $20.6 million statewide (no change • LoCIP – $30 million statewide (no change from FY2008-
from FY2008-09). 09, but state bonding package has not been finalized).
• ECS –$1.9 billion statewide (no change from FY2008- • Pequot/Mohegan - $61.8 million statewide ($31.2 million
09). reduction from FY2008-09).

• Non-Public School Transportation - $4 million • PILOT: Colleges and Hospitals - $115.4 million statewide
statewide (no change from FY2008-09). ($7 million reduction from FY2008-09).

• Public School Transportation - $48 million statewide • PILOT: State-Owned Property – $ 73.5 million statewide
(no change from FY2008-09). ($6.5 million reduction from FY2008-09).

• Town Aid Roads – $27 million statewide ($3 million


statewide reduction from FY2008-09).
###
If you have any questions, please call Barbara Rua, Gian-Carl Casa, or Jim Finley of CCM at (203) 498-3000.
April 2, 2009

PLEASE DELIVER IMMEDIATELY TO MAYOR, FIRST SELECTMAN,


CITY/TOWN MANAGER & FINANCE DIRECTOR

Appropriations Committee’s Proposed Budget Impact on:


Brooklyn
Today, April 2, 2009, the Appropriations Committee released a proposed budget for FY 2009-10 and FY 2010-11.
Below please find a summary of the major statewide changes.
Change: Change:
Appropriations Appropriations
Proposal Proposal (FY2009-
Governor’s Appropriations (FY2009-10) over 10) over Governor's
Current Year Proposal Proposal (FY2009- Current Year Proposal (FY2009-
Grant: (FY2008-09) (FY2009-10) 10) (FY2008-09) 10)
($) ($) ($) ($) ($)

DECD Tax
Abatement $1.7 million $0 $1.7 million No change. $1.7 million
DECD Payment in
Lieu of Taxes $2.2 million $0 $2.2 million No change. $2.2 million

Magnet Schools $121.5 million $135 million $154.3 million $32.8 million $19.3 million
Pequot-Mohegan
Grant $93 million $86.3 million $61.8 million $-31.2 million $-24.5 million
PILOT: Colleges &
Hospitals $122.4 million $115.4 million $115.4 million $-7 million No change.
PILOT: State
Owned Property $80 million $73 million $73.5 million $-6.5 million $.5 million
Priority School
Districts $124.1 million $116.7 million $117.7 million $-6.4 million $1 million
Town Aid Road
Grant $30 million $22 million $27 million $-3 million $5 million

The Appropriations Committee has proposed level-funding the following programs: Education Cost Sharing,
Special Education, School Transportation, and Adult Education.

LoCIP is expected to remain funded at $30 million, but the entire state bonding package has not yet been finalized
by the Finance, Revenue and Bonding committee. The Appropriations and Finance Committee leadership have
discussed regional incentive programs similar to the $50 million bond funding proposal by Governor Rell, and are
supporting other efforts to promote regional revenue sharing. However, the Finance Committee has not yet acted
on those proposals.
At first glance it appears this proposal increases education funding by $21.3 million over the Governor’s
proposed budget, but decreases non-education aid by $15 million compared to the Governor’s proposed
budget.

Please note that grants to individual towns and cities may vary due to changes in grant formula elements.

Below is CCM’s preliminary analysis of the impacts on Brooklyn under this plan for certain key grant programs.
Change: Appropriations
Current Governor’s Appropriations Change: Appropriations Proposal (FY2009-10) over
Year Proposal Proposal Proposal (FY2009-10) over Governor's Proposal
Grant: (FY2008-09) (FY2009-10) (FY2009-10) Current Year (FY2008-09) (FY2009-10)
($) ($) ($) ($) (%) ($) (%)
Education      
Adult Education $34,037 $32,344 $32,344 $-1,693 - 5.0% $ 0 0.0%
ECS Grant $6,978,295 $6,978,295 $6,978,295 $ 0 0.0% $ 0 0.0%
Non-public School
Transportation $ 0 $ 0 $ 0 $ 0 n/a $ 0 n/a
Public School
Transportation $261,400 $246,076 $246,076 $-15,324 - 5.9% $ 0 0.0%
Sub-Total:
Education $7,273,732 $7,256,715 $7,256,715 $-17,017 - 0.2% $ 0 0.0%
Non-Education
Local Capital
Improvement $71,219 $71,204 $71,204 $- 15 0.0% $ 0 0.0%
Pequot-Mohegan
Grant $327,467 $251,010 $179,798 $-147,669 -45.1% $-71,212 -28.4%
PILOT: Colleges &
Hospitals $ 0 $ 0 $ 0 $ 0 n/a $ 0 n/a
PILOT: State-owned
Property $204,586 $171,077 $171,077 $-33,509 -16.4% $ 0 0.0%
Town Aid Road
Grant $123,151 $90,311 $110,839 $-12,312 -10.0% $20,528 22.7%
Sub-Total: Non-
Education $726,423 $583,602 $532,918 $-193,505 -26.6% $-50,684 - 8.7%

Total: Education & $8,000,155 $7,840,317 $7,789,633 $-210,522 - 2.6% $-50,684 - 0.6%
Non-Education
*Some grants are not listed because town-by-town amounts are not currently available. Many of these grants will be featured in an upcoming CCM report.

Notes to Individual Grants for FY2009-10:


• Adult Education – $20.6 million statewide (no change • LoCIP – $30 million statewide (no change from FY2008-
from FY2008-09). 09, but state bonding package has not been finalized).
• ECS –$1.9 billion statewide (no change from FY2008- • Pequot/Mohegan - $61.8 million statewide ($31.2 million
09). reduction from FY2008-09).

• Non-Public School Transportation - $4 million • PILOT: Colleges and Hospitals - $115.4 million statewide
statewide (no change from FY2008-09). ($7 million reduction from FY2008-09).

• Public School Transportation - $48 million statewide • PILOT: State-Owned Property – $ 73.5 million statewide
(no change from FY2008-09). ($6.5 million reduction from FY2008-09).

• Town Aid Roads – $27 million statewide ($3 million


statewide reduction from FY2008-09).
###
If you have any questions, please call Barbara Rua, Gian-Carl Casa, or Jim Finley of CCM at (203) 498-3000.
April 2, 2009

PLEASE DELIVER IMMEDIATELY TO MAYOR, FIRST SELECTMAN,


CITY/TOWN MANAGER & FINANCE DIRECTOR

Appropriations Committee’s Proposed Budget Impact on:


Burlington
Today, April 2, 2009, the Appropriations Committee released a proposed budget for FY 2009-10 and FY 2010-11.
Below please find a summary of the major statewide changes.
Change: Change:
Appropriations Appropriations
Proposal Proposal (FY2009-
Governor’s Appropriations (FY2009-10) over 10) over Governor's
Current Year Proposal Proposal (FY2009- Current Year Proposal (FY2009-
Grant: (FY2008-09) (FY2009-10) 10) (FY2008-09) 10)
($) ($) ($) ($) ($)

DECD Tax
Abatement $1.7 million $0 $1.7 million No change. $1.7 million
DECD Payment in
Lieu of Taxes $2.2 million $0 $2.2 million No change. $2.2 million

Magnet Schools $121.5 million $135 million $154.3 million $32.8 million $19.3 million
Pequot-Mohegan
Grant $93 million $86.3 million $61.8 million $-31.2 million $-24.5 million
PILOT: Colleges &
Hospitals $122.4 million $115.4 million $115.4 million $-7 million No change.
PILOT: State
Owned Property $80 million $73 million $73.5 million $-6.5 million $.5 million
Priority School
Districts $124.1 million $116.7 million $117.7 million $-6.4 million $1 million
Town Aid Road
Grant $30 million $22 million $27 million $-3 million $5 million

The Appropriations Committee has proposed level-funding the following programs: Education Cost Sharing,
Special Education, School Transportation, and Adult Education.

LoCIP is expected to remain funded at $30 million, but the entire state bonding package has not yet been finalized
by the Finance, Revenue and Bonding committee. The Appropriations and Finance Committee leadership have
discussed regional incentive programs similar to the $50 million bond funding proposal by Governor Rell, and are
supporting other efforts to promote regional revenue sharing. However, the Finance Committee has not yet acted
on those proposals.
At first glance it appears this proposal increases education funding by $21.3 million over the Governor’s
proposed budget, but decreases non-education aid by $15 million compared to the Governor’s proposed
budget.

Please note that grants to individual towns and cities may vary due to changes in grant formula elements.

Below is CCM’s preliminary analysis of the impacts on Burlington under this plan for certain key grant
programs.
Change: Appropriations
Current Governor’s Appropriations Change: Appropriations Proposal (FY2009-10) over
Year Proposal Proposal Proposal (FY2009-10) over Governor's Proposal
Grant: (FY2008-09) (FY2009-10) (FY2009-10) Current Year (FY2008-09) (FY2009-10)
($) ($) ($) ($) (%) ($) (%)
Education      
Adult Education $ 0 $ 0 $ 0 $ 0 n/a $ 0 n/a
ECS Grant $4,295,578 $4,295,578 $4,295,578 $ 0 0.0% $ 0 0.0%
Non-public School
Transportation $ 0 $ 0 $ 0 $ 0 n/a $ 0 n/a
Public School
Transportation $ 0 $ 0 $ 0 $ 0 n/a $ 0 n/a
Sub-Total:
Education $4,295,578 $4,295,578 $4,295,578 $ 0 0.0% $ 0 0.0%
Non-Education
Local Capital
Improvement $74,013 $73,994 $73,994 $- 19 0.0% $ 0 0.0%
Pequot-Mohegan
Grant $39,254 $28,255 $20,239 $-19,015 -48.4% $-8,016 -28.4%
PILOT: Colleges &
Hospitals $ 0 $ 0 $ 0 $ 0 n/a $ 0 n/a
PILOT: State-owned
Property $54,355 $47,538 $47,538 $-6,817 -12.5% $ 0 0.0%
Town Aid Road
Grant $127,524 $93,518 $114,775 $-12,749 -10.0% $21,257 22.7%
Sub-Total: Non-
Education $295,146 $243,305 $256,546 $-38,600 -13.1% $13,241 5.4%

Total: Education & $4,590,724 $4,538,883 $4,552,124 $-38,600 - 0.8% $13,241 0.3%
Non-Education
*Some grants are not listed because town-by-town amounts are not currently available. Many of these grants will be featured in an upcoming CCM report.

Notes to Individual Grants for FY2009-10:


• Adult Education – $20.6 million statewide (no change • LoCIP – $30 million statewide (no change from FY2008-
from FY2008-09). 09, but state bonding package has not been finalized).
• ECS –$1.9 billion statewide (no change from FY2008- • Pequot/Mohegan - $61.8 million statewide ($31.2 million
09). reduction from FY2008-09).

• Non-Public School Transportation - $4 million • PILOT: Colleges and Hospitals - $115.4 million statewide
statewide (no change from FY2008-09). ($7 million reduction from FY2008-09).

• Public School Transportation - $48 million statewide • PILOT: State-Owned Property – $ 73.5 million statewide
(no change from FY2008-09). ($6.5 million reduction from FY2008-09).

• Town Aid Roads – $27 million statewide ($3 million


statewide reduction from FY2008-09).
###
If you have any questions, please call Barbara Rua, Gian-Carl Casa, or Jim Finley of CCM at (203) 498-3000.
April 2, 2009

PLEASE DELIVER IMMEDIATELY TO MAYOR, FIRST SELECTMAN,


CITY/TOWN MANAGER & FINANCE DIRECTOR

Appropriations Committee’s Proposed Budget Impact on:


Canaan
Today, April 2, 2009, the Appropriations Committee released a proposed budget for FY 2009-10 and FY 2010-11.
Below please find a summary of the major statewide changes.
Change: Change:
Appropriations Appropriations
Proposal Proposal (FY2009-
Governor’s Appropriations (FY2009-10) over 10) over Governor's
Current Year Proposal Proposal (FY2009- Current Year Proposal (FY2009-
Grant: (FY2008-09) (FY2009-10) 10) (FY2008-09) 10)
($) ($) ($) ($) ($)

DECD Tax
Abatement $1.7 million $0 $1.7 million No change. $1.7 million
DECD Payment in
Lieu of Taxes $2.2 million $0 $2.2 million No change. $2.2 million

Magnet Schools $121.5 million $135 million $154.3 million $32.8 million $19.3 million
Pequot-Mohegan
Grant $93 million $86.3 million $61.8 million $-31.2 million $-24.5 million
PILOT: Colleges &
Hospitals $122.4 million $115.4 million $115.4 million $-7 million No change.
PILOT: State
Owned Property $80 million $73 million $73.5 million $-6.5 million $.5 million
Priority School
Districts $124.1 million $116.7 million $117.7 million $-6.4 million $1 million
Town Aid Road
Grant $30 million $22 million $27 million $-3 million $5 million

The Appropriations Committee has proposed level-funding the following programs: Education Cost Sharing,
Special Education, School Transportation, and Adult Education.

LoCIP is expected to remain funded at $30 million, but the entire state bonding package has not yet been finalized
by the Finance, Revenue and Bonding committee. The Appropriations and Finance Committee leadership have
discussed regional incentive programs similar to the $50 million bond funding proposal by Governor Rell, and are
supporting other efforts to promote regional revenue sharing. However, the Finance Committee has not yet acted
on those proposals.
At first glance it appears this proposal increases education funding by $21.3 million over the Governor’s
proposed budget, but decreases non-education aid by $15 million compared to the Governor’s proposed
budget.

Please note that grants to individual towns and cities may vary due to changes in grant formula elements.

Below is CCM’s preliminary analysis of the impacts on Canaan under this plan for certain key grant programs.
Change: Appropriations
Current Governor’s Appropriations Change: Appropriations Proposal (FY2009-10) over
Year Proposal Proposal Proposal (FY2009-10) over Governor's Proposal
Grant: (FY2008-09) (FY2009-10) (FY2009-10) Current Year (FY2008-09) (FY2009-10)
($) ($) ($) ($) (%) ($) (%)
Education      
Adult Education $ 0 $ 0 $ 0 $ 0 n/a $ 0 n/a
ECS Grant $207,146 $207,146 $207,146 $ 0 0.0% $ 0 0.0%
Non-public School
Transportation $ 0 $ 0 $ 0 $ 0 n/a $ 0 n/a
Public School
Transportation $4,397 $4,090 $4,090 $- 307 - 7.0% $ 0 0.0%
Sub-Total:
Education $211,543 $211,236 $211,236 $- 307 - 0.1% $ 0 0.0%
Non-Education
Local Capital
Improvement $18,879 $18,877 $18,877 $- 2 0.0% $ 0 0.0%
Pequot-Mohegan
Grant $19,501 $10,456 $7,490 $-12,011 -61.6% $-2,966 -28.4%
PILOT: Colleges &
Hospitals $2,392 $2,806 $2,806 $ 414 17.3% $ 0 0.0%
PILOT: State-owned
Property $117,314 $107,339 $107,339 $-9,975 - 8.5% $ 0 0.0%
Town Aid Road
Grant $83,124 $60,958 $74,814 $-8,310 -10.0% $13,856 22.7%
Sub-Total: Non-
Education $241,210 $200,436 $211,325 $-29,885 -12.4% $10,889 5.4%

Total: Education & $452,753 $411,672 $422,561 $-30,192 - 6.7% $10,889 2.6%
Non-Education
*Some grants are not listed because town-by-town amounts are not currently available. Many of these grants will be featured in an upcoming CCM report.

Notes to Individual Grants for FY2009-10:


• Adult Education – $20.6 million statewide (no change • LoCIP – $30 million statewide (no change from FY2008-
from FY2008-09). 09, but state bonding package has not been finalized).
• ECS –$1.9 billion statewide (no change from FY2008- • Pequot/Mohegan - $61.8 million statewide ($31.2 million
09). reduction from FY2008-09).

• Non-Public School Transportation - $4 million • PILOT: Colleges and Hospitals - $115.4 million statewide
statewide (no change from FY2008-09). ($7 million reduction from FY2008-09).

• Public School Transportation - $48 million statewide • PILOT: State-Owned Property – $ 73.5 million statewide
(no change from FY2008-09). ($6.5 million reduction from FY2008-09).

• Town Aid Roads – $27 million statewide ($3 million


statewide reduction from FY2008-09).
###
If you have any questions, please call Barbara Rua, Gian-Carl Casa, or Jim Finley of CCM at (203) 498-3000.
April 2, 2009

PLEASE DELIVER IMMEDIATELY TO MAYOR, FIRST SELECTMAN,


CITY/TOWN MANAGER & FINANCE DIRECTOR

Appropriations Committee’s Proposed Budget Impact on:


Canterbury
Today, April 2, 2009, the Appropriations Committee released a proposed budget for FY 2009-10 and FY 2010-11.
Below please find a summary of the major statewide changes.
Change: Change:
Appropriations Appropriations
Proposal Proposal (FY2009-
Governor’s Appropriations (FY2009-10) over 10) over Governor's
Current Year Proposal Proposal (FY2009- Current Year Proposal (FY2009-
Grant: (FY2008-09) (FY2009-10) 10) (FY2008-09) 10)
($) ($) ($) ($) ($)

DECD Tax
Abatement $1.7 million $0 $1.7 million No change. $1.7 million
DECD Payment in
Lieu of Taxes $2.2 million $0 $2.2 million No change. $2.2 million

Magnet Schools $121.5 million $135 million $154.3 million $32.8 million $19.3 million
Pequot-Mohegan
Grant $93 million $86.3 million $61.8 million $-31.2 million $-24.5 million
PILOT: Colleges &
Hospitals $122.4 million $115.4 million $115.4 million $-7 million No change.
PILOT: State
Owned Property $80 million $73 million $73.5 million $-6.5 million $.5 million
Priority School
Districts $124.1 million $116.7 million $117.7 million $-6.4 million $1 million
Town Aid Road
Grant $30 million $22 million $27 million $-3 million $5 million

The Appropriations Committee has proposed level-funding the following programs: Education Cost Sharing,
Special Education, School Transportation, and Adult Education.

LoCIP is expected to remain funded at $30 million, but the entire state bonding package has not yet been finalized
by the Finance, Revenue and Bonding committee. The Appropriations and Finance Committee leadership have
discussed regional incentive programs similar to the $50 million bond funding proposal by Governor Rell, and are
supporting other efforts to promote regional revenue sharing. However, the Finance Committee has not yet acted
on those proposals.
At first glance it appears this proposal increases education funding by $21.3 million over the Governor’s
proposed budget, but decreases non-education aid by $15 million compared to the Governor’s proposed
budget.

Please note that grants to individual towns and cities may vary due to changes in grant formula elements.

Below is CCM’s preliminary analysis of the impacts on Canterbury under this plan for certain key grant
programs.
Change: Appropriations
Current Governor’s Appropriations Change: Appropriations Proposal (FY2009-10) over
Year Proposal Proposal Proposal (FY2009-10) over Governor's Proposal
Grant: (FY2008-09) (FY2009-10) (FY2009-10) Current Year (FY2008-09) (FY2009-10)
($) ($) ($) ($) (%) ($) (%)
Education      
Adult Education $13,659 $12,178 $12,178 $-1,481 -10.8% $ 0 0.0%
ECS Grant $4,733,625 $4,733,625 $4,733,625 $ 0 0.0% $ 0 0.0%
Non-public School
Transportation $ 0 $ 0 $ 0 $ 0 n/a $ 0 n/a
Public School
Transportation $293,506 $256,995 $256,995 $-36,511 -12.4% $ 0 0.0%
Sub-Total:
Education $5,040,790 $5,002,798 $5,002,798 $-37,992 - 0.8% $ 0 0.0%
Non-Education
Local Capital
Improvement $56,216 $56,211 $56,211 $- 5 0.0% $ 0 0.0%
Pequot-Mohegan
Grant $58,571 $45,322 $32,464 $-26,107 -44.6% $-12,858 -28.4%
PILOT: Colleges &
Hospitals $ 0 $ 0 $ 0 $ 0 n/a $ 0 n/a
PILOT: State-owned
Property $13,639 $11,318 $11,318 $-2,321 -17.0% $ 0 0.0%
Town Aid Road
Grant $112,245 $82,313 $101,023 $-11,222 -10.0% $18,710 22.7%
Sub-Total: Non-
Education $240,671 $195,164 $201,016 $-39,655 -16.5% $5,852 3.0%

Total: Education & $5,281,461 $5,197,962 $5,203,814 $-77,647 - 1.5% $5,852 0.1%
Non-Education
*Some grants are not listed because town-by-town amounts are not currently available. Many of these grants will be featured in an upcoming CCM report.

Notes to Individual Grants for FY2009-10:


• Adult Education – $20.6 million statewide (no change • LoCIP – $30 million statewide (no change from FY2008-
from FY2008-09). 09, but state bonding package has not been finalized).
• ECS –$1.9 billion statewide (no change from FY2008- • Pequot/Mohegan - $61.8 million statewide ($31.2 million
09). reduction from FY2008-09).

• Non-Public School Transportation - $4 million • PILOT: Colleges and Hospitals - $115.4 million statewide
statewide (no change from FY2008-09). ($7 million reduction from FY2008-09).

• Public School Transportation - $48 million statewide • PILOT: State-Owned Property – $ 73.5 million statewide
(no change from FY2008-09). ($6.5 million reduction from FY2008-09).

• Town Aid Roads – $27 million statewide ($3 million


statewide reduction from FY2008-09).
###
If you have any questions, please call Barbara Rua, Gian-Carl Casa, or Jim Finley of CCM at (203) 498-3000.
April 2, 2009

PLEASE DELIVER IMMEDIATELY TO MAYOR, FIRST SELECTMAN,


CITY/TOWN MANAGER & FINANCE DIRECTOR

Appropriations Committee’s Proposed Budget Impact on:


Canton
Today, April 2, 2009, the Appropriations Committee released a proposed budget for FY 2009-10 and FY 2010-11.
Below please find a summary of the major statewide changes.
Change: Change:
Appropriations Appropriations
Proposal Proposal (FY2009-
Governor’s Appropriations (FY2009-10) over 10) over Governor's
Current Year Proposal Proposal (FY2009- Current Year Proposal (FY2009-
Grant: (FY2008-09) (FY2009-10) 10) (FY2008-09) 10)
($) ($) ($) ($) ($)

DECD Tax
Abatement $1.7 million $0 $1.7 million No change. $1.7 million
DECD Payment in
Lieu of Taxes $2.2 million $0 $2.2 million No change. $2.2 million

Magnet Schools $121.5 million $135 million $154.3 million $32.8 million $19.3 million
Pequot-Mohegan
Grant $93 million $86.3 million $61.8 million $-31.2 million $-24.5 million
PILOT: Colleges &
Hospitals $122.4 million $115.4 million $115.4 million $-7 million No change.
PILOT: State
Owned Property $80 million $73 million $73.5 million $-6.5 million $.5 million
Priority School
Districts $124.1 million $116.7 million $117.7 million $-6.4 million $1 million
Town Aid Road
Grant $30 million $22 million $27 million $-3 million $5 million

The Appropriations Committee has proposed level-funding the following programs: Education Cost Sharing,
Special Education, School Transportation, and Adult Education.

LoCIP is expected to remain funded at $30 million, but the entire state bonding package has not yet been finalized
by the Finance, Revenue and Bonding committee. The Appropriations and Finance Committee leadership have
discussed regional incentive programs similar to the $50 million bond funding proposal by Governor Rell, and are
supporting other efforts to promote regional revenue sharing. However, the Finance Committee has not yet acted
on those proposals.
At first glance it appears this proposal increases education funding by $21.3 million over the Governor’s
proposed budget, but decreases non-education aid by $15 million compared to the Governor’s proposed
budget.

Please note that grants to individual towns and cities may vary due to changes in grant formula elements.

Below is CCM’s preliminary analysis of the impacts on Canton under this plan for certain key grant programs.
Change: Appropriations
Current Governor’s Appropriations Change: Appropriations Proposal (FY2009-10) over
Year Proposal Proposal Proposal (FY2009-10) over Governor's Proposal
Grant: (FY2008-09) (FY2009-10) (FY2009-10) Current Year (FY2008-09) (FY2009-10)
($) ($) ($) ($) (%) ($) (%)
Education      
Adult Education $2,550 $2,340 $2,340 $- 210 - 8.2% $ 0 0.0%
ECS Grant $3,348,790 $3,348,790 $3,348,790 $ 0 0.0% $ 0 0.0%
Non-public School
Transportation $ 0 $ 0 $ 0 $ 0 n/a $ 0 n/a
Public School
Transportation $107,980 $95,813 $95,813 $-12,167 -11.3% $ 0 0.0%
Sub-Total:
Education $3,459,320 $3,446,943 $3,446,943 $-12,377 - 0.4% $ 0 0.0%
Non-Education
Local Capital
Improvement $69,315 $69,288 $69,288 $- 27 0.0% $ 0 0.0%
Pequot-Mohegan
Grant $47,291 $30,414 $21,786 $-25,505 -53.9% $-8,628 -28.4%
PILOT: Colleges &
Hospitals $ 0 $ 0 $ 0 $ 0 n/a $ 0 n/a
PILOT: State-owned
Property $13,851 $11,690 $11,690 $-2,161 -15.6% $ 0 0.0%
Town Aid Road
Grant $129,773 $95,167 $116,798 $-12,975 -10.0% $21,631 22.7%
Sub-Total: Non-
Education $260,230 $206,559 $219,562 $-40,668 -15.6% $13,003 6.3%

Total: Education & $3,719,550 $3,653,502 $3,666,505 $-53,045 - 1.4% $13,003 0.4%
Non-Education
*Some grants are not listed because town-by-town amounts are not currently available. Many of these grants will be featured in an upcoming CCM report.

Notes to Individual Grants for FY2009-10:


• Adult Education – $20.6 million statewide (no change • LoCIP – $30 million statewide (no change from FY2008-
from FY2008-09). 09, but state bonding package has not been finalized).
• ECS –$1.9 billion statewide (no change from FY2008- • Pequot/Mohegan - $61.8 million statewide ($31.2 million
09). reduction from FY2008-09).

• Non-Public School Transportation - $4 million • PILOT: Colleges and Hospitals - $115.4 million statewide
statewide (no change from FY2008-09). ($7 million reduction from FY2008-09).

• Public School Transportation - $48 million statewide • PILOT: State-Owned Property – $ 73.5 million statewide
(no change from FY2008-09). ($6.5 million reduction from FY2008-09).

• Town Aid Roads – $27 million statewide ($3 million


statewide reduction from FY2008-09).
###
If you have any questions, please call Barbara Rua, Gian-Carl Casa, or Jim Finley of CCM at (203) 498-3000.
April 2, 2009

PLEASE DELIVER IMMEDIATELY TO MAYOR, FIRST SELECTMAN,


CITY/TOWN MANAGER & FINANCE DIRECTOR

Appropriations Committee’s Proposed Budget Impact on:


Chaplin
Today, April 2, 2009, the Appropriations Committee released a proposed budget for FY 2009-10 and FY 2010-11.
Below please find a summary of the major statewide changes.
Change: Change:
Appropriations Appropriations
Proposal Proposal (FY2009-
Governor’s Appropriations (FY2009-10) over 10) over Governor's
Current Year Proposal Proposal (FY2009- Current Year Proposal (FY2009-
Grant: (FY2008-09) (FY2009-10) 10) (FY2008-09) 10)
($) ($) ($) ($) ($)

DECD Tax
Abatement $1.7 million $0 $1.7 million No change. $1.7 million
DECD Payment in
Lieu of Taxes $2.2 million $0 $2.2 million No change. $2.2 million

Magnet Schools $121.5 million $135 million $154.3 million $32.8 million $19.3 million
Pequot-Mohegan
Grant $93 million $86.3 million $61.8 million $-31.2 million $-24.5 million
PILOT: Colleges &
Hospitals $122.4 million $115.4 million $115.4 million $-7 million No change.
PILOT: State
Owned Property $80 million $73 million $73.5 million $-6.5 million $.5 million
Priority School
Districts $124.1 million $116.7 million $117.7 million $-6.4 million $1 million
Town Aid Road
Grant $30 million $22 million $27 million $-3 million $5 million

The Appropriations Committee has proposed level-funding the following programs: Education Cost Sharing,
Special Education, School Transportation, and Adult Education.

LoCIP is expected to remain funded at $30 million, but the entire state bonding package has not yet been finalized
by the Finance, Revenue and Bonding committee. The Appropriations and Finance Committee leadership have
discussed regional incentive programs similar to the $50 million bond funding proposal by Governor Rell, and are
supporting other efforts to promote regional revenue sharing. However, the Finance Committee has not yet acted
on those proposals.
At first glance it appears this proposal increases education funding by $21.3 million over the Governor’s
proposed budget, but decreases non-education aid by $15 million compared to the Governor’s proposed
budget.

Please note that grants to individual towns and cities may vary due to changes in grant formula elements.

Below is CCM’s preliminary analysis of the impacts on Chaplin under this plan for certain key grant programs.
Change: Appropriations
Current Governor’s Appropriations Change: Appropriations Proposal (FY2009-10) over
Year Proposal Proposal Proposal (FY2009-10) over Governor's Proposal
Grant: (FY2008-09) (FY2009-10) (FY2009-10) Current Year (FY2008-09) (FY2009-10)
($) ($) ($) ($) (%) ($) (%)
Education      
Adult Education $3,109 $3,132 $3,132 $ 23 0.7% $ 0 0.0%
ECS Grant $1,880,888 $1,880,888 $1,880,888 $ 0 0.0% $ 0 0.0%
Non-public School
Transportation $ 0 $ 0 $ 0 $ 0 n/a $ 0 n/a
Public School
Transportation $66,225 $66,563 $66,563 $ 338 0.5% $ 0 0.0%
Sub-Total:
Education $1,950,222 $1,950,583 $1,950,583 $ 361 0.0% $ 0 0.0%
Non-Education
Local Capital
Improvement $31,003 $31,000 $31,000 $- 3 0.0% $ 0 0.0%
Pequot-Mohegan
Grant $125,953 $119,163 $85,356 $-40,597 -32.2% $-33,807 -28.4%
PILOT: Colleges &
Hospitals $ 0 $ 0 $ 0 $ 0 n/a $ 0 n/a
PILOT: State-owned
Property $85,008 $73,026 $73,026 $-11,982 -14.1% $ 0 0.0%
Town Aid Road
Grant $98,363 $72,133 $88,529 $-9,834 -10.0% $16,396 22.7%
Sub-Total: Non-
Education $340,327 $295,322 $277,911 $-62,416 -18.3% $-17,411 - 5.9%

Total: Education & $2,290,549 $2,245,905 $2,228,494 $-62,055 - 2.7% $-17,411 - 0.8%
Non-Education
*Some grants are not listed because town-by-town amounts are not currently available. Many of these grants will be featured in an upcoming CCM report.

Notes to Individual Grants for FY2009-10:


• Adult Education – $20.6 million statewide (no change • LoCIP – $30 million statewide (no change from FY2008-
from FY2008-09). 09, but state bonding package has not been finalized).
• ECS –$1.9 billion statewide (no change from FY2008- • Pequot/Mohegan - $61.8 million statewide ($31.2 million
09). reduction from FY2008-09).

• Non-Public School Transportation - $4 million • PILOT: Colleges and Hospitals - $115.4 million statewide
statewide (no change from FY2008-09). ($7 million reduction from FY2008-09).

• Public School Transportation - $48 million statewide • PILOT: State-Owned Property – $ 73.5 million statewide
(no change from FY2008-09). ($6.5 million reduction from FY2008-09).

• Town Aid Roads – $27 million statewide ($3 million


statewide reduction from FY2008-09).
###
If you have any questions, please call Barbara Rua, Gian-Carl Casa, or Jim Finley of CCM at (203) 498-3000.
April 2, 2009

PLEASE DELIVER IMMEDIATELY TO MAYOR, FIRST SELECTMAN,


CITY/TOWN MANAGER & FINANCE DIRECTOR

Appropriations Committee’s Proposed Budget Impact on:


Cheshire
Today, April 2, 2009, the Appropriations Committee released a proposed budget for FY 2009-10 and FY 2010-11.
Below please find a summary of the major statewide changes.
Change: Change:
Appropriations Appropriations
Proposal Proposal (FY2009-
Governor’s Appropriations (FY2009-10) over 10) over Governor's
Current Year Proposal Proposal (FY2009- Current Year Proposal (FY2009-
Grant: (FY2008-09) (FY2009-10) 10) (FY2008-09) 10)
($) ($) ($) ($) ($)

DECD Tax
Abatement $1.7 million $0 $1.7 million No change. $1.7 million
DECD Payment in
Lieu of Taxes $2.2 million $0 $2.2 million No change. $2.2 million

Magnet Schools $121.5 million $135 million $154.3 million $32.8 million $19.3 million
Pequot-Mohegan
Grant $93 million $86.3 million $61.8 million $-31.2 million $-24.5 million
PILOT: Colleges &
Hospitals $122.4 million $115.4 million $115.4 million $-7 million No change.
PILOT: State
Owned Property $80 million $73 million $73.5 million $-6.5 million $.5 million
Priority School
Districts $124.1 million $116.7 million $117.7 million $-6.4 million $1 million
Town Aid Road
Grant $30 million $22 million $27 million $-3 million $5 million

The Appropriations Committee has proposed level-funding the following programs: Education Cost Sharing,
Special Education, School Transportation, and Adult Education.

LoCIP is expected to remain funded at $30 million, but the entire state bonding package has not yet been finalized
by the Finance, Revenue and Bonding committee. The Appropriations and Finance Committee leadership have
discussed regional incentive programs similar to the $50 million bond funding proposal by Governor Rell, and are
supporting other efforts to promote regional revenue sharing. However, the Finance Committee has not yet acted
on those proposals.
At first glance it appears this proposal increases education funding by $21.3 million over the Governor’s
proposed budget, but decreases non-education aid by $15 million compared to the Governor’s proposed
budget.

Please note that grants to individual towns and cities may vary due to changes in grant formula elements.

Below is CCM’s preliminary analysis of the impacts on Cheshire under this plan for certain key grant programs.
Change: Appropriations
Current Governor’s Appropriations Change: Appropriations Proposal (FY2009-10) over
Year Proposal Proposal Proposal (FY2009-10) over Governor's Proposal
Grant: (FY2008-09) (FY2009-10) (FY2009-10) Current Year (FY2008-09) (FY2009-10)
($) ($) ($) ($) (%) ($) (%)
Education      
Adult Education $32,274 $29,317 $29,317 $-2,957 - 9.2% $ 0 0.0%
ECS Grant $9,298,837 $9,298,837 $9,298,837 $ 0 0.0% $ 0 0.0%
Non-public School
Transportation $29,289 $25,762 $25,762 $-3,527 -12.0% $ 0 0.0%
Public School
Transportation $271,053 $237,606 $237,606 $-33,447 -12.3% $ 0 0.0%
Sub-Total:
Education $9,631,453 $9,591,522 $9,591,522 $-39,931 - 0.4% $ 0 0.0%
Non-Education
Local Capital
Improvement $185,945 $185,786 $185,786 $- 159 - 0.1% $ 0 0.0%
Pequot-Mohegan
Grant $3,002,466 $2,278,450 $1,632,054 $-1,370,412 -45.6% $-646,396 -28.4%
PILOT: Colleges &
Hospitals $185,564 $154,060 $154,060 $-31,504 -17.0% $ 0 0.0%
PILOT: State-owned
Property $2,498,408 $2,107,073 $2,107,073 $-391,335 -15.7% $ 0 0.0%
Town Aid Road
Grant $203,083 $148,927 $182,778 $-20,305 -10.0% $33,851 22.7%
Sub-Total: Non-
Education $6,075,466 $4,874,296 $4,261,751 $-1,813,715 -29.9% $-612,545 -12.6%

Total: Education & $15,706,919 $14,465,818 $13,853,273 $-1,853,646 -11.8% $-612,545 - 4.2%
Non-Education
*Some grants are not listed because town-by-town amounts are not currently available. Many of these grants will be featured in an upcoming CCM report.

Notes to Individual Grants for FY2009-10:


• Adult Education – $20.6 million statewide (no change • LoCIP – $30 million statewide (no change from FY2008-
from FY2008-09). 09, but state bonding package has not been finalized).
• ECS –$1.9 billion statewide (no change from FY2008- • Pequot/Mohegan - $61.8 million statewide ($31.2 million
09). reduction from FY2008-09).

• Non-Public School Transportation - $4 million • PILOT: Colleges and Hospitals - $115.4 million statewide
statewide (no change from FY2008-09). ($7 million reduction from FY2008-09).

• Public School Transportation - $48 million statewide • PILOT: State-Owned Property – $ 73.5 million statewide
(no change from FY2008-09). ($6.5 million reduction from FY2008-09).

• Town Aid Roads – $27 million statewide ($3 million


statewide reduction from FY2008-09).
###
If you have any questions, please call Barbara Rua, Gian-Carl Casa, or Jim Finley of CCM at (203) 498-3000.
April 2, 2009

PLEASE DELIVER IMMEDIATELY TO MAYOR, FIRST SELECTMAN,


CITY/TOWN MANAGER & FINANCE DIRECTOR

Appropriations Committee’s Proposed Budget Impact on:


Chester
Today, April 2, 2009, the Appropriations Committee released a proposed budget for FY 2009-10 and FY 2010-11.
Below please find a summary of the major statewide changes.
Change: Change:
Appropriations Appropriations
Proposal Proposal (FY2009-
Governor’s Appropriations (FY2009-10) over 10) over Governor's
Current Year Proposal Proposal (FY2009- Current Year Proposal (FY2009-
Grant: (FY2008-09) (FY2009-10) 10) (FY2008-09) 10)
($) ($) ($) ($) ($)

DECD Tax
Abatement $1.7 million $0 $1.7 million No change. $1.7 million
DECD Payment in
Lieu of Taxes $2.2 million $0 $2.2 million No change. $2.2 million

Magnet Schools $121.5 million $135 million $154.3 million $32.8 million $19.3 million
Pequot-Mohegan
Grant $93 million $86.3 million $61.8 million $-31.2 million $-24.5 million
PILOT: Colleges &
Hospitals $122.4 million $115.4 million $115.4 million $-7 million No change.
PILOT: State
Owned Property $80 million $73 million $73.5 million $-6.5 million $.5 million
Priority School
Districts $124.1 million $116.7 million $117.7 million $-6.4 million $1 million
Town Aid Road
Grant $30 million $22 million $27 million $-3 million $5 million

The Appropriations Committee has proposed level-funding the following programs: Education Cost Sharing,
Special Education, School Transportation, and Adult Education.

LoCIP is expected to remain funded at $30 million, but the entire state bonding package has not yet been finalized
by the Finance, Revenue and Bonding committee. The Appropriations and Finance Committee leadership have
discussed regional incentive programs similar to the $50 million bond funding proposal by Governor Rell, and are
supporting other efforts to promote regional revenue sharing. However, the Finance Committee has not yet acted
on those proposals.
At first glance it appears this proposal increases education funding by $21.3 million over the Governor’s
proposed budget, but decreases non-education aid by $15 million compared to the Governor’s proposed
budget.

Please note that grants to individual towns and cities may vary due to changes in grant formula elements.

Below is CCM’s preliminary analysis of the impacts on Chester under this plan for certain key grant programs.
Change: Appropriations
Current Governor’s Appropriations Change: Appropriations Proposal (FY2009-10) over
Year Proposal Proposal Proposal (FY2009-10) over Governor's Proposal
Grant: (FY2008-09) (FY2009-10) (FY2009-10) Current Year (FY2008-09) (FY2009-10)
($) ($) ($) ($) (%) ($) (%)
Education      
Adult Education $ 0 $ 0 $ 0 $ 0 n/a $ 0 n/a
ECS Grant $665,733 $665,733 $665,733 $ 0 0.0% $ 0 0.0%
Non-public School
Transportation $ 0 $ 0 $ 0 $ 0 n/a $ 0 n/a
Public School
Transportation $6,861 $7,575 $7,575 $ 714 10.4% $ 0 0.0%
Sub-Total:
Education $672,594 $673,308 $673,308 $ 714 0.1% $ 0 0.0%
Non-Education
Local Capital
Improvement $28,012 $28,005 $28,005 $- 7 0.0% $ 0 0.0%
Pequot-Mohegan
Grant $27,008 $16,357 $11,717 $-15,291 -56.6% $-4,640 -28.4%
PILOT: Colleges &
Hospitals $ 0 $ 0 $ 0 $ 0 n/a $ 0 n/a
PILOT: State-owned
Property $14,411 $12,347 $12,347 $-2,064 -14.3% $ 0 0.0%
Town Aid Road
Grant $97,328 $71,374 $87,597 $-9,731 -10.0% $16,223 22.7%
Sub-Total: Non-
Education $166,759 $128,083 $139,666 $-27,093 -16.2% $11,583 9.0%

Total: Education & $839,353 $801,391 $812,974 $-26,379 - 3.1% $11,583 1.4%
Non-Education
*Some grants are not listed because town-by-town amounts are not currently available. Many of these grants will be featured in an upcoming CCM report.

Notes to Individual Grants for FY2009-10:


• Adult Education – $20.6 million statewide (no change • LoCIP – $30 million statewide (no change from FY2008-
from FY2008-09). 09, but state bonding package has not been finalized).
• ECS –$1.9 billion statewide (no change from FY2008- • Pequot/Mohegan - $61.8 million statewide ($31.2 million
09). reduction from FY2008-09).

• Non-Public School Transportation - $4 million • PILOT: Colleges and Hospitals - $115.4 million statewide
statewide (no change from FY2008-09). ($7 million reduction from FY2008-09).

• Public School Transportation - $48 million statewide • PILOT: State-Owned Property – $ 73.5 million statewide
(no change from FY2008-09). ($6.5 million reduction from FY2008-09).

• Town Aid Roads – $27 million statewide ($3 million


statewide reduction from FY2008-09).
###
If you have any questions, please call Barbara Rua, Gian-Carl Casa, or Jim Finley of CCM at (203) 498-3000.
April 2, 2009

PLEASE DELIVER IMMEDIATELY TO MAYOR, FIRST SELECTMAN,


CITY/TOWN MANAGER & FINANCE DIRECTOR

Appropriations Committee’s Proposed Budget Impact on:


Clinton
Today, April 2, 2009, the Appropriations Committee released a proposed budget for FY 2009-10 and FY 2010-11.
Below please find a summary of the major statewide changes.
Change: Change:
Appropriations Appropriations
Proposal Proposal (FY2009-
Governor’s Appropriations (FY2009-10) over 10) over Governor's
Current Year Proposal Proposal (FY2009- Current Year Proposal (FY2009-
Grant: (FY2008-09) (FY2009-10) 10) (FY2008-09) 10)
($) ($) ($) ($) ($)

DECD Tax
Abatement $1.7 million $0 $1.7 million No change. $1.7 million
DECD Payment in
Lieu of Taxes $2.2 million $0 $2.2 million No change. $2.2 million

Magnet Schools $121.5 million $135 million $154.3 million $32.8 million $19.3 million
Pequot-Mohegan
Grant $93 million $86.3 million $61.8 million $-31.2 million $-24.5 million
PILOT: Colleges &
Hospitals $122.4 million $115.4 million $115.4 million $-7 million No change.
PILOT: State
Owned Property $80 million $73 million $73.5 million $-6.5 million $.5 million
Priority School
Districts $124.1 million $116.7 million $117.7 million $-6.4 million $1 million
Town Aid Road
Grant $30 million $22 million $27 million $-3 million $5 million

The Appropriations Committee has proposed level-funding the following programs: Education Cost Sharing,
Special Education, School Transportation, and Adult Education.

LoCIP is expected to remain funded at $30 million, but the entire state bonding package has not yet been finalized
by the Finance, Revenue and Bonding committee. The Appropriations and Finance Committee leadership have
discussed regional incentive programs similar to the $50 million bond funding proposal by Governor Rell, and are
supporting other efforts to promote regional revenue sharing. However, the Finance Committee has not yet acted
on those proposals.
At first glance it appears this proposal increases education funding by $21.3 million over the Governor’s
proposed budget, but decreases non-education aid by $15 million compared to the Governor’s proposed
budget.

Please note that grants to individual towns and cities may vary due to changes in grant formula elements.

Below is CCM’s preliminary analysis of the impacts on Clinton under this plan for certain key grant programs.
Change: Appropriations
Current Governor’s Appropriations Change: Appropriations Proposal (FY2009-10) over
Year Proposal Proposal Proposal (FY2009-10) over Governor's Proposal
Grant: (FY2008-09) (FY2009-10) (FY2009-10) Current Year (FY2008-09) (FY2009-10)
($) ($) ($) ($) (%) ($) (%)
Education      
Adult Education $14,353 $14,765 $14,765 $ 412 2.9% $ 0 0.0%
ECS Grant $6,465,651 $6,465,651 $6,465,651 $ 0 0.0% $ 0 0.0%
Non-public School
Transportation $ 0 $ 0 $ 0 $ 0 n/a $ 0 n/a
Public School
Transportation $111,837 $115,573 $115,573 $3,736 3.3% $ 0 0.0%
Sub-Total:
Education $6,591,841 $6,595,989 $6,595,989 $4,148 0.1% $ 0 0.0%
Non-Education
Local Capital
Improvement $92,522 $92,450 $92,450 $- 72 - 0.1% $ 0 0.0%
Pequot-Mohegan
Grant $78,963 $53,657 $38,435 $-40,528 -51.3% $-15,222 -28.4%
PILOT: Colleges &
Hospitals $ 0 $ 0 $ 0 $ 0 n/a $ 0 n/a
PILOT: State-owned
Property $42,933 $36,823 $36,823 $-6,110 -14.2% $ 0 0.0%
Town Aid Road
Grant $137,949 $101,162 $124,156 $-13,793 -10.0% $22,994 22.7%
Sub-Total: Non-
Education $352,367 $284,092 $291,864 $-60,503 -17.2% $7,772 2.7%

Total: Education & $6,944,208 $6,880,081 $6,887,853 $-56,355 - 0.8% $7,772 0.1%
Non-Education
*Some grants are not listed because town-by-town amounts are not currently available. Many of these grants will be featured in an upcoming CCM report.

Notes to Individual Grants for FY2009-10:


• Adult Education – $20.6 million statewide (no change • LoCIP – $30 million statewide (no change from FY2008-
from FY2008-09). 09, but state bonding package has not been finalized).
• ECS –$1.9 billion statewide (no change from FY2008- • Pequot/Mohegan - $61.8 million statewide ($31.2 million
09). reduction from FY2008-09).

• Non-Public School Transportation - $4 million • PILOT: Colleges and Hospitals - $115.4 million statewide
statewide (no change from FY2008-09). ($7 million reduction from FY2008-09).

• Public School Transportation - $48 million statewide • PILOT: State-Owned Property – $ 73.5 million statewide
(no change from FY2008-09). ($6.5 million reduction from FY2008-09).

• Town Aid Roads – $27 million statewide ($3 million


statewide reduction from FY2008-09).
###
If you have any questions, please call Barbara Rua, Gian-Carl Casa, or Jim Finley of CCM at (203) 498-3000.
April 2, 2009

PLEASE DELIVER IMMEDIATELY TO MAYOR, FIRST SELECTMAN,


CITY/TOWN MANAGER & FINANCE DIRECTOR

Appropriations Committee’s Proposed Budget Impact on:


Colchester
Today, April 2, 2009, the Appropriations Committee released a proposed budget for FY 2009-10 and FY 2010-11.
Below please find a summary of the major statewide changes.
Change: Change:
Appropriations Appropriations
Proposal Proposal (FY2009-
Governor’s Appropriations (FY2009-10) over 10) over Governor's
Current Year Proposal Proposal (FY2009- Current Year Proposal (FY2009-
Grant: (FY2008-09) (FY2009-10) 10) (FY2008-09) 10)
($) ($) ($) ($) ($)

DECD Tax
Abatement $1.7 million $0 $1.7 million No change. $1.7 million
DECD Payment in
Lieu of Taxes $2.2 million $0 $2.2 million No change. $2.2 million

Magnet Schools $121.5 million $135 million $154.3 million $32.8 million $19.3 million
Pequot-Mohegan
Grant $93 million $86.3 million $61.8 million $-31.2 million $-24.5 million
PILOT: Colleges &
Hospitals $122.4 million $115.4 million $115.4 million $-7 million No change.
PILOT: State
Owned Property $80 million $73 million $73.5 million $-6.5 million $.5 million
Priority School
Districts $124.1 million $116.7 million $117.7 million $-6.4 million $1 million
Town Aid Road
Grant $30 million $22 million $27 million $-3 million $5 million

The Appropriations Committee has proposed level-funding the following programs: Education Cost Sharing,
Special Education, School Transportation, and Adult Education.

LoCIP is expected to remain funded at $30 million, but the entire state bonding package has not yet been finalized
by the Finance, Revenue and Bonding committee. The Appropriations and Finance Committee leadership have
discussed regional incentive programs similar to the $50 million bond funding proposal by Governor Rell, and are
supporting other efforts to promote regional revenue sharing. However, the Finance Committee has not yet acted
on those proposals.
At first glance it appears this proposal increases education funding by $21.3 million over the Governor’s
proposed budget, but decreases non-education aid by $15 million compared to the Governor’s proposed
budget.

Please note that grants to individual towns and cities may vary due to changes in grant formula elements.

Below is CCM’s preliminary analysis of the impacts on Colchester under this plan for certain key grant
programs.
Change: Appropriations
Current Governor’s Appropriations Change: Appropriations Proposal (FY2009-10) over
Year Proposal Proposal Proposal (FY2009-10) over Governor's Proposal
Grant: (FY2008-09) (FY2009-10) (FY2009-10) Current Year (FY2008-09) (FY2009-10)
($) ($) ($) ($) (%) ($) (%)
Education      
Adult Education $21,949 $21,776 $21,776 $- 173 - 0.8% $ 0 0.0%
ECS Grant $13,547,231 $13,547,231 $13,547,231 $ 0 0.0% $ 0 0.0%
Non-public School
Transportation $ 0 $ 0 $ 0 $ 0 n/a $ 0 n/a
Public School
Transportation $400,189 $395,216 $395,216 $-4,973 - 1.2% $ 0 0.0%
Sub-Total:
Education $13,969,369 $13,964,223 $13,964,223 $-5,146 0.0% $ 0 0.0%
Non-Education
Local Capital
Improvement $119,912 $119,879 $119,879 $- 33 0.0% $ 0 0.0%
Pequot-Mohegan
Grant $133,703 $98,519 $70,569 $-63,134 -47.2% $-27,950 -28.4%
PILOT: Colleges &
Hospitals $ 0 $ 0 $ 0 $ 0 n/a $ 0 n/a
PILOT: State-owned
Property $62,554 $51,910 $51,910 $-10,644 -17.0% $ 0 0.0%
Town Aid Road
Grant $176,428 $129,381 $158,789 $-17,639 -10.0% $29,408 22.7%
Sub-Total: Non-
Education $492,597 $399,689 $401,147 $-91,450 -18.6% $1,458 0.4%

Total: Education & $14,461,966 $14,363,912 $14,365,370 $-96,596 - 0.7% $1,458 0.0%
Non-Education
*Some grants are not listed because town-by-town amounts are not currently available. Many of these grants will be featured in an upcoming CCM report.

Notes to Individual Grants for FY2009-10:


• Adult Education – $20.6 million statewide (no change • LoCIP – $30 million statewide (no change from FY2008-
from FY2008-09). 09, but state bonding package has not been finalized).
• ECS –$1.9 billion statewide (no change from FY2008- • Pequot/Mohegan - $61.8 million statewide ($31.2 million
09). reduction from FY2008-09).

• Non-Public School Transportation - $4 million • PILOT: Colleges and Hospitals - $115.4 million statewide
statewide (no change from FY2008-09). ($7 million reduction from FY2008-09).

• Public School Transportation - $48 million statewide • PILOT: State-Owned Property – $ 73.5 million statewide
(no change from FY2008-09). ($6.5 million reduction from FY2008-09).

• Town Aid Roads – $27 million statewide ($3 million


statewide reduction from FY2008-09).
###
If you have any questions, please call Barbara Rua, Gian-Carl Casa, or Jim Finley of CCM at (203) 498-3000.
April 2, 2009

PLEASE DELIVER IMMEDIATELY TO MAYOR, FIRST SELECTMAN,


CITY/TOWN MANAGER & FINANCE DIRECTOR

Appropriations Committee’s Proposed Budget Impact on:


Colebrook
Today, April 2, 2009, the Appropriations Committee released a proposed budget for FY 2009-10 and FY 2010-11.
Below please find a summary of the major statewide changes.
Change: Change:
Appropriations Appropriations
Proposal Proposal (FY2009-
Governor’s Appropriations (FY2009-10) over 10) over Governor's
Current Year Proposal Proposal (FY2009- Current Year Proposal (FY2009-
Grant: (FY2008-09) (FY2009-10) 10) (FY2008-09) 10)
($) ($) ($) ($) ($)

DECD Tax
Abatement $1.7 million $0 $1.7 million No change. $1.7 million
DECD Payment in
Lieu of Taxes $2.2 million $0 $2.2 million No change. $2.2 million

Magnet Schools $121.5 million $135 million $154.3 million $32.8 million $19.3 million
Pequot-Mohegan
Grant $93 million $86.3 million $61.8 million $-31.2 million $-24.5 million
PILOT: Colleges &
Hospitals $122.4 million $115.4 million $115.4 million $-7 million No change.
PILOT: State
Owned Property $80 million $73 million $73.5 million $-6.5 million $.5 million
Priority School
Districts $124.1 million $116.7 million $117.7 million $-6.4 million $1 million
Town Aid Road
Grant $30 million $22 million $27 million $-3 million $5 million

The Appropriations Committee has proposed level-funding the following programs: Education Cost Sharing,
Special Education, School Transportation, and Adult Education.

LoCIP is expected to remain funded at $30 million, but the entire state bonding package has not yet been finalized
by the Finance, Revenue and Bonding committee. The Appropriations and Finance Committee leadership have
discussed regional incentive programs similar to the $50 million bond funding proposal by Governor Rell, and are
supporting other efforts to promote regional revenue sharing. However, the Finance Committee has not yet acted
on those proposals.
At first glance it appears this proposal increases education funding by $21.3 million over the Governor’s
proposed budget, but decreases non-education aid by $15 million compared to the Governor’s proposed
budget.

Please note that grants to individual towns and cities may vary due to changes in grant formula elements.

Below is CCM’s preliminary analysis of the impacts on Colebrook under this plan for certain key grant
programs.
Change: Appropriations
Current Governor’s Appropriations Change: Appropriations Proposal (FY2009-10) over
Year Proposal Proposal Proposal (FY2009-10) over Governor's Proposal
Grant: (FY2008-09) (FY2009-10) (FY2009-10) Current Year (FY2008-09) (FY2009-10)
($) ($) ($) ($) (%) ($) (%)
Education      
Adult Education $ 311 $ 348 $ 348 $ 37 11.9% $ 0 0.0%
ECS Grant $495,044 $495,044 $495,044 $ 0 0.0% $ 0 0.0%
Non-public School
Transportation $ 0 $ 0 $ 0 $ 0 n/a $ 0 n/a
Public School
Transportation $7,622 $8,900 $8,900 $1,278 16.8% $ 0 0.0%
Sub-Total:
Education $502,977 $504,292 $504,292 $1,315 0.3% $ 0 0.0%
Non-Education
Local Capital
Improvement $25,626 $25,625 $25,625 $- 1 0.0% $ 0 0.0%
Pequot-Mohegan
Grant $22,721 $12,542 $8,984 $-13,737 -60.5% $-3,558 -28.4%
PILOT: Colleges &
Hospitals $ 0 $ 0 $ 0 $ 0 n/a $ 0 n/a
PILOT: State-owned
Property $3,504 $3,050 $3,050 $- 454 -13.0% $ 0 0.0%
Town Aid Road
Grant $99,790 $73,179 $89,813 $-9,977 -10.0% $16,634 22.7%
Sub-Total: Non-
Education $151,641 $114,396 $127,471 $-24,170 -15.9% $13,075 11.4%

Total: Education & $654,618 $618,688 $631,763 $-22,855 - 3.5% $13,075 2.1%
Non-Education
*Some grants are not listed because town-by-town amounts are not currently available. Many of these grants will be featured in an upcoming CCM report.

Notes to Individual Grants for FY2009-10:


• Adult Education – $20.6 million statewide (no change • LoCIP – $30 million statewide (no change from FY2008-
from FY2008-09). 09, but state bonding package has not been finalized).
• ECS –$1.9 billion statewide (no change from FY2008- • Pequot/Mohegan - $61.8 million statewide ($31.2 million
09). reduction from FY2008-09).

• Non-Public School Transportation - $4 million • PILOT: Colleges and Hospitals - $115.4 million statewide
statewide (no change from FY2008-09). ($7 million reduction from FY2008-09).

• Public School Transportation - $48 million statewide • PILOT: State-Owned Property – $ 73.5 million statewide
(no change from FY2008-09). ($6.5 million reduction from FY2008-09).

• Town Aid Roads – $27 million statewide ($3 million


statewide reduction from FY2008-09).
###
If you have any questions, please call Barbara Rua, Gian-Carl Casa, or Jim Finley of CCM at (203) 498-3000.
April 2, 2009

PLEASE DELIVER IMMEDIATELY TO MAYOR, FIRST SELECTMAN,


CITY/TOWN MANAGER & FINANCE DIRECTOR

Appropriations Committee’s Proposed Budget Impact on:


Columbia
Today, April 2, 2009, the Appropriations Committee released a proposed budget for FY 2009-10 and FY 2010-11.
Below please find a summary of the major statewide changes.
Change: Change:
Appropriations Appropriations
Proposal Proposal (FY2009-
Governor’s Appropriations (FY2009-10) over 10) over Governor's
Current Year Proposal Proposal (FY2009- Current Year Proposal (FY2009-
Grant: (FY2008-09) (FY2009-10) 10) (FY2008-09) 10)
($) ($) ($) ($) ($)

DECD Tax
Abatement $1.7 million $0 $1.7 million No change. $1.7 million
DECD Payment in
Lieu of Taxes $2.2 million $0 $2.2 million No change. $2.2 million

Magnet Schools $121.5 million $135 million $154.3 million $32.8 million $19.3 million
Pequot-Mohegan
Grant $93 million $86.3 million $61.8 million $-31.2 million $-24.5 million
PILOT: Colleges &
Hospitals $122.4 million $115.4 million $115.4 million $-7 million No change.
PILOT: State
Owned Property $80 million $73 million $73.5 million $-6.5 million $.5 million
Priority School
Districts $124.1 million $116.7 million $117.7 million $-6.4 million $1 million
Town Aid Road
Grant $30 million $22 million $27 million $-3 million $5 million

The Appropriations Committee has proposed level-funding the following programs: Education Cost Sharing,
Special Education, School Transportation, and Adult Education.

LoCIP is expected to remain funded at $30 million, but the entire state bonding package has not yet been finalized
by the Finance, Revenue and Bonding committee. The Appropriations and Finance Committee leadership have
discussed regional incentive programs similar to the $50 million bond funding proposal by Governor Rell, and are
supporting other efforts to promote regional revenue sharing. However, the Finance Committee has not yet acted
on those proposals.
At first glance it appears this proposal increases education funding by $21.3 million over the Governor’s
proposed budget, but decreases non-education aid by $15 million compared to the Governor’s proposed
budget.

Please note that grants to individual towns and cities may vary due to changes in grant formula elements.

Below is CCM’s preliminary analysis of the impacts on Columbia under this plan for certain key grant programs.
Change: Appropriations
Current Governor’s Appropriations Change: Appropriations Proposal (FY2009-10) over
Year Proposal Proposal Proposal (FY2009-10) over Governor's Proposal
Grant: (FY2008-09) (FY2009-10) (FY2009-10) Current Year (FY2008-09) (FY2009-10)
($) ($) ($) ($) (%) ($) (%)
Education      
Adult Education $1,971 $1,900 $1,900 $- 71 - 3.6% $ 0 0.0%
ECS Grant $2,550,037 $2,550,037 $2,550,037 $ 0 0.0% $ 0 0.0%
Non-public School
Transportation $ 0 $ 0 $ 0 $ 0 n/a $ 0 n/a
Public School
Transportation $92,344 $87,796 $87,796 $-4,548 - 4.9% $ 0 0.0%
Sub-Total:
Education $2,644,352 $2,639,733 $2,639,733 $-4,619 - 0.2% $ 0 0.0%
Non-Education
Local Capital
Improvement $40,418 $40,409 $40,409 $- 9 0.0% $ 0 0.0%
Pequot-Mohegan
Grant $39,595 $27,446 $19,660 $-19,935 -50.3% $-7,786 -28.4%
PILOT: Colleges &
Hospitals $ 0 $ 0 $ 0 $ 0 n/a $ 0 n/a
PILOT: State-owned
Property $10,061 $8,708 $8,708 $-1,353 -13.4% $ 0 0.0%
Town Aid Road
Grant $102,740 $75,342 $92,467 $-10,273 -10.0% $17,125 22.7%
Sub-Total: Non-
Education $192,814 $151,905 $161,244 $-31,570 -16.4% $9,339 6.1%

Total: Education & $2,837,166 $2,791,638 $2,800,977 $-36,189 - 1.3% $9,339 0.3%
Non-Education
*Some grants are not listed because town-by-town amounts are not currently available. Many of these grants will be featured in an upcoming CCM report.

Notes to Individual Grants for FY2009-10:


• Adult Education – $20.6 million statewide (no change • LoCIP – $30 million statewide (no change from FY2008-
from FY2008-09). 09, but state bonding package has not been finalized).
• ECS –$1.9 billion statewide (no change from FY2008- • Pequot/Mohegan - $61.8 million statewide ($31.2 million
09). reduction from FY2008-09).

• Non-Public School Transportation - $4 million • PILOT: Colleges and Hospitals - $115.4 million statewide
statewide (no change from FY2008-09). ($7 million reduction from FY2008-09).

• Public School Transportation - $48 million statewide • PILOT: State-Owned Property – $ 73.5 million statewide
(no change from FY2008-09). ($6.5 million reduction from FY2008-09).

• Town Aid Roads – $27 million statewide ($3 million


statewide reduction from FY2008-09).
###
If you have any questions, please call Barbara Rua, Gian-Carl Casa, or Jim Finley of CCM at (203) 498-3000.
April 2, 2009

PLEASE DELIVER IMMEDIATELY TO MAYOR, FIRST SELECTMAN,


CITY/TOWN MANAGER & FINANCE DIRECTOR

Appropriations Committee’s Proposed Budget Impact on:


Cornwall
Today, April 2, 2009, the Appropriations Committee released a proposed budget for FY 2009-10 and FY 2010-11.
Below please find a summary of the major statewide changes.
Change: Change:
Appropriations Appropriations
Proposal Proposal (FY2009-
Governor’s Appropriations (FY2009-10) over 10) over Governor's
Current Year Proposal Proposal (FY2009- Current Year Proposal (FY2009-
Grant: (FY2008-09) (FY2009-10) 10) (FY2008-09) 10)
($) ($) ($) ($) ($)

DECD Tax
Abatement $1.7 million $0 $1.7 million No change. $1.7 million
DECD Payment in
Lieu of Taxes $2.2 million $0 $2.2 million No change. $2.2 million

Magnet Schools $121.5 million $135 million $154.3 million $32.8 million $19.3 million
Pequot-Mohegan
Grant $93 million $86.3 million $61.8 million $-31.2 million $-24.5 million
PILOT: Colleges &
Hospitals $122.4 million $115.4 million $115.4 million $-7 million No change.
PILOT: State
Owned Property $80 million $73 million $73.5 million $-6.5 million $.5 million
Priority School
Districts $124.1 million $116.7 million $117.7 million $-6.4 million $1 million
Town Aid Road
Grant $30 million $22 million $27 million $-3 million $5 million

The Appropriations Committee has proposed level-funding the following programs: Education Cost Sharing,
Special Education, School Transportation, and Adult Education.

LoCIP is expected to remain funded at $30 million, but the entire state bonding package has not yet been finalized
by the Finance, Revenue and Bonding committee. The Appropriations and Finance Committee leadership have
discussed regional incentive programs similar to the $50 million bond funding proposal by Governor Rell, and are
supporting other efforts to promote regional revenue sharing. However, the Finance Committee has not yet acted
on those proposals.
At first glance it appears this proposal increases education funding by $21.3 million over the Governor’s
proposed budget, but decreases non-education aid by $15 million compared to the Governor’s proposed
budget.

Please note that grants to individual towns and cities may vary due to changes in grant formula elements.

Below is CCM’s preliminary analysis of the impacts on Cornwall under this plan for certain key grant programs.
Change: Appropriations
Current Governor’s Appropriations Change: Appropriations Proposal (FY2009-10) over
Year Proposal Proposal Proposal (FY2009-10) over Governor's Proposal
Grant: (FY2008-09) (FY2009-10) (FY2009-10) Current Year (FY2008-09) (FY2009-10)
($) ($) ($) ($) (%) ($) (%)
Education      
Adult Education $ 0 $ 0 $ 0 $ 0 n/a $ 0 n/a
ECS Grant $85,322 $85,322 $85,322 $ 0 0.0% $ 0 0.0%
Non-public School
Transportation $ 0 $ 0 $ 0 $ 0 n/a $ 0 n/a
Public School
Transportation $ 648 $ 647 $ 647 $- 1 - 0.2% $ 0 0.0%
Sub-Total:
Education $85,970 $85,969 $85,969 $- 1 0.0% $ 0 0.0%
Non-Education
Local Capital
Improvement $33,327 $33,326 $33,326 $- 1 0.0% $ 0 0.0%
Pequot-Mohegan
Grant $18,279 $9,399 $6,733 $-11,546 -63.2% $-2,666 -28.4%
PILOT: Colleges &
Hospitals $ 0 $ 0 $ 0 $ 0 n/a $ 0 n/a
PILOT: State-owned
Property $55,223 $46,404 $46,404 $-8,819 -16.0% $ 0 0.0%
Town Aid Road
Grant $111,355 $81,661 $100,223 $-11,132 -10.0% $18,562 22.7%
Sub-Total: Non-
Education $218,184 $170,790 $186,685 $-31,499 -14.4% $15,895 9.3%

Total: Education & $304,154 $256,759 $272,654 $-31,500 -10.4% $15,895 6.2%
Non-Education
*Some grants are not listed because town-by-town amounts are not currently available. Many of these grants will be featured in an upcoming CCM report.

Notes to Individual Grants for FY2009-10:


• Adult Education – $20.6 million statewide (no change • LoCIP – $30 million statewide (no change from FY2008-
from FY2008-09). 09, but state bonding package has not been finalized).
• ECS –$1.9 billion statewide (no change from FY2008- • Pequot/Mohegan - $61.8 million statewide ($31.2 million
09). reduction from FY2008-09).

• Non-Public School Transportation - $4 million • PILOT: Colleges and Hospitals - $115.4 million statewide
statewide (no change from FY2008-09). ($7 million reduction from FY2008-09).

• Public School Transportation - $48 million statewide • PILOT: State-Owned Property – $ 73.5 million statewide
(no change from FY2008-09). ($6.5 million reduction from FY2008-09).

• Town Aid Roads – $27 million statewide ($3 million


statewide reduction from FY2008-09).
###
If you have any questions, please call Barbara Rua, Gian-Carl Casa, or Jim Finley of CCM at (203) 498-3000.
April 2, 2009

PLEASE DELIVER IMMEDIATELY TO MAYOR, FIRST SELECTMAN,


CITY/TOWN MANAGER & FINANCE DIRECTOR

Appropriations Committee’s Proposed Budget Impact on:


Coventry
Today, April 2, 2009, the Appropriations Committee released a proposed budget for FY 2009-10 and FY 2010-11.
Below please find a summary of the major statewide changes.
Change: Change:
Appropriations Appropriations
Proposal Proposal (FY2009-
Governor’s Appropriations (FY2009-10) over 10) over Governor's
Current Year Proposal Proposal (FY2009- Current Year Proposal (FY2009-
Grant: (FY2008-09) (FY2009-10) 10) (FY2008-09) 10)
($) ($) ($) ($) ($)

DECD Tax
Abatement $1.7 million $0 $1.7 million No change. $1.7 million
DECD Payment in
Lieu of Taxes $2.2 million $0 $2.2 million No change. $2.2 million

Magnet Schools $121.5 million $135 million $154.3 million $32.8 million $19.3 million
Pequot-Mohegan
Grant $93 million $86.3 million $61.8 million $-31.2 million $-24.5 million
PILOT: Colleges &
Hospitals $122.4 million $115.4 million $115.4 million $-7 million No change.
PILOT: State
Owned Property $80 million $73 million $73.5 million $-6.5 million $.5 million
Priority School
Districts $124.1 million $116.7 million $117.7 million $-6.4 million $1 million
Town Aid Road
Grant $30 million $22 million $27 million $-3 million $5 million

The Appropriations Committee has proposed level-funding the following programs: Education Cost Sharing,
Special Education, School Transportation, and Adult Education.

LoCIP is expected to remain funded at $30 million, but the entire state bonding package has not yet been finalized
by the Finance, Revenue and Bonding committee. The Appropriations and Finance Committee leadership have
discussed regional incentive programs similar to the $50 million bond funding proposal by Governor Rell, and are
supporting other efforts to promote regional revenue sharing. However, the Finance Committee has not yet acted
on those proposals.
At first glance it appears this proposal increases education funding by $21.3 million over the Governor’s
proposed budget, but decreases non-education aid by $15 million compared to the Governor’s proposed
budget.

Please note that grants to individual towns and cities may vary due to changes in grant formula elements.

Below is CCM’s preliminary analysis of the impacts on Coventry under this plan for certain key grant programs.
Change: Appropriations
Current Governor’s Appropriations Change: Appropriations Proposal (FY2009-10) over
Year Proposal Proposal Proposal (FY2009-10) over Governor's Proposal
Grant: (FY2008-09) (FY2009-10) (FY2009-10) Current Year (FY2008-09) (FY2009-10)
($) ($) ($) ($) (%) ($) (%)
Education      
Adult Education $12,167 $11,248 $11,248 $- 919 - 7.6% $ 0 0.0%
ECS Grant $8,845,691 $8,845,691 $8,845,691 $ 0 0.0% $ 0 0.0%
Non-public School
Transportation $ 0 $ 0 $ 0 $ 0 n/a $ 0 n/a
Public School
Transportation $353,201 $321,437 $321,437 $-31,764 - 9.0% $ 0 0.0%
Sub-Total:
Education $9,211,059 $9,178,376 $9,178,376 $-32,683 - 0.4% $ 0 0.0%
Non-Education
Local Capital
Improvement $105,001 $104,975 $104,975 $- 26 0.0% $ 0 0.0%
Pequot-Mohegan
Grant $93,666 $66,368 $47,539 $-46,127 -49.2% $-18,829 -28.4%
PILOT: Colleges &
Hospitals $ 0 $ 0 $ 0 $ 0 n/a $ 0 n/a
PILOT: State-owned
Property $59,494 $49,094 $49,094 $-10,400 -17.5% $ 0 0.0%
Town Aid Road
Grant $149,405 $109,563 $134,467 $-14,938 -10.0% $24,904 22.7%
Sub-Total: Non-
Education $407,566 $330,000 $336,075 $-71,491 -17.5% $6,075 1.8%

Total: Education & $9,618,625 $9,508,376 $9,514,451 $-104,174 - 1.1% $6,075 0.1%
Non-Education
*Some grants are not listed because town-by-town amounts are not currently available. Many of these grants will be featured in an upcoming CCM report.

Notes to Individual Grants for FY2009-10:


• Adult Education – $20.6 million statewide (no change • LoCIP – $30 million statewide (no change from FY2008-
from FY2008-09). 09, but state bonding package has not been finalized).
• ECS –$1.9 billion statewide (no change from FY2008- • Pequot/Mohegan - $61.8 million statewide ($31.2 million
09). reduction from FY2008-09).

• Non-Public School Transportation - $4 million • PILOT: Colleges and Hospitals - $115.4 million statewide
statewide (no change from FY2008-09). ($7 million reduction from FY2008-09).

• Public School Transportation - $48 million statewide • PILOT: State-Owned Property – $ 73.5 million statewide
(no change from FY2008-09). ($6.5 million reduction from FY2008-09).

• Town Aid Roads – $27 million statewide ($3 million


statewide reduction from FY2008-09).
###
If you have any questions, please call Barbara Rua, Gian-Carl Casa, or Jim Finley of CCM at (203) 498-3000.
April 2, 2009

PLEASE DELIVER IMMEDIATELY TO MAYOR, FIRST SELECTMAN,


CITY/TOWN MANAGER & FINANCE DIRECTOR

Appropriations Committee’s Proposed Budget Impact on:


Cromwell
Today, April 2, 2009, the Appropriations Committee released a proposed budget for FY 2009-10 and FY 2010-11.
Below please find a summary of the major statewide changes.
Change: Change:
Appropriations Appropriations
Proposal Proposal (FY2009-
Governor’s Appropriations (FY2009-10) over 10) over Governor's
Current Year Proposal Proposal (FY2009- Current Year Proposal (FY2009-
Grant: (FY2008-09) (FY2009-10) 10) (FY2008-09) 10)
($) ($) ($) ($) ($)

DECD Tax
Abatement $1.7 million $0 $1.7 million No change. $1.7 million
DECD Payment in
Lieu of Taxes $2.2 million $0 $2.2 million No change. $2.2 million

Magnet Schools $121.5 million $135 million $154.3 million $32.8 million $19.3 million
Pequot-Mohegan
Grant $93 million $86.3 million $61.8 million $-31.2 million $-24.5 million
PILOT: Colleges &
Hospitals $122.4 million $115.4 million $115.4 million $-7 million No change.
PILOT: State
Owned Property $80 million $73 million $73.5 million $-6.5 million $.5 million
Priority School
Districts $124.1 million $116.7 million $117.7 million $-6.4 million $1 million
Town Aid Road
Grant $30 million $22 million $27 million $-3 million $5 million

The Appropriations Committee has proposed level-funding the following programs: Education Cost Sharing,
Special Education, School Transportation, and Adult Education.

LoCIP is expected to remain funded at $30 million, but the entire state bonding package has not yet been finalized
by the Finance, Revenue and Bonding committee. The Appropriations and Finance Committee leadership have
discussed regional incentive programs similar to the $50 million bond funding proposal by Governor Rell, and are
supporting other efforts to promote regional revenue sharing. However, the Finance Committee has not yet acted
on those proposals.
At first glance it appears this proposal increases education funding by $21.3 million over the Governor’s
proposed budget, but decreases non-education aid by $15 million compared to the Governor’s proposed
budget.

Please note that grants to individual towns and cities may vary due to changes in grant formula elements.

Below is CCM’s preliminary analysis of the impacts on Cromwell under this plan for certain key grant programs.
Change: Appropriations
Current Governor’s Appropriations Change: Appropriations Proposal (FY2009-10) over
Year Proposal Proposal Proposal (FY2009-10) over Governor's Proposal
Grant: (FY2008-09) (FY2009-10) (FY2009-10) Current Year (FY2008-09) (FY2009-10)
($) ($) ($) ($) (%) ($) (%)
Education      
Adult Education $14,907 $14,378 $14,378 $- 529 - 3.5% $ 0 0.0%
ECS Grant $4,313,692 $4,313,692 $4,313,692 $ 0 0.0% $ 0 0.0%
Non-public School
Transportation $ 0 $ 0 $ 0 $ 0 n/a $ 0 n/a
Public School
Transportation $114,033 $108,535 $108,535 $-5,498 - 4.8% $ 0 0.0%
Sub-Total:
Education $4,442,632 $4,436,605 $4,436,605 $-6,027 - 0.1% $ 0 0.0%
Non-Education
Local Capital
Improvement $84,530 $84,436 $84,436 $- 94 - 0.1% $ 0 0.0%
Pequot-Mohegan
Grant $91,771 $61,296 $43,906 $-47,865 -52.2% $-17,390 -28.4%
PILOT: Colleges &
Hospitals $130,458 $60,627 $60,627 $-69,831 -53.5% $ 0 0.0%
PILOT: State-owned
Property $11,641 $17,084 $17,084 $5,443 46.8% $ 0 0.0%
Town Aid Road
Grant $137,385 $100,749 $123,649 $-13,736 -10.0% $22,900 22.7%
Sub-Total: Non-
Education $455,785 $324,192 $329,703 $-126,082 -27.7% $5,511 1.7%

Total: Education & $4,898,417 $4,760,797 $4,766,308 $-132,109 - 2.7% $5,511 0.1%
Non-Education
*Some grants are not listed because town-by-town amounts are not currently available. Many of these grants will be featured in an upcoming CCM report.

Notes to Individual Grants for FY2009-10:


• Adult Education – $20.6 million statewide (no change • LoCIP – $30 million statewide (no change from FY2008-
from FY2008-09). 09, but state bonding package has not been finalized).
• ECS –$1.9 billion statewide (no change from FY2008- • Pequot/Mohegan - $61.8 million statewide ($31.2 million
09). reduction from FY2008-09).

• Non-Public School Transportation - $4 million • PILOT: Colleges and Hospitals - $115.4 million statewide
statewide (no change from FY2008-09). ($7 million reduction from FY2008-09).

• Public School Transportation - $48 million statewide • PILOT: State-Owned Property – $ 73.5 million statewide
(no change from FY2008-09). ($6.5 million reduction from FY2008-09).

• Town Aid Roads – $27 million statewide ($3 million


statewide reduction from FY2008-09).
###
If you have any questions, please call Barbara Rua, Gian-Carl Casa, or Jim Finley of CCM at (203) 498-3000.
April 2, 2009

PLEASE DELIVER IMMEDIATELY TO MAYOR, FIRST SELECTMAN,


CITY/TOWN MANAGER & FINANCE DIRECTOR

Appropriations Committee’s Proposed Budget Impact on:


Danbury
Today, April 2, 2009, the Appropriations Committee released a proposed budget for FY 2009-10 and FY 2010-11.
Below please find a summary of the major statewide changes.
Change: Change:
Appropriations Appropriations
Proposal Proposal (FY2009-
Governor’s Appropriations (FY2009-10) over 10) over Governor's
Current Year Proposal Proposal (FY2009- Current Year Proposal (FY2009-
Grant: (FY2008-09) (FY2009-10) 10) (FY2008-09) 10)
($) ($) ($) ($) ($)

DECD Tax
Abatement $1.7 million $0 $1.7 million No change. $1.7 million
DECD Payment in
Lieu of Taxes $2.2 million $0 $2.2 million No change. $2.2 million

Magnet Schools $121.5 million $135 million $154.3 million $32.8 million $19.3 million
Pequot-Mohegan
Grant $93 million $86.3 million $61.8 million $-31.2 million $-24.5 million
PILOT: Colleges &
Hospitals $122.4 million $115.4 million $115.4 million $-7 million No change.
PILOT: State
Owned Property $80 million $73 million $73.5 million $-6.5 million $.5 million
Priority School
Districts $124.1 million $116.7 million $117.7 million $-6.4 million $1 million
Town Aid Road
Grant $30 million $22 million $27 million $-3 million $5 million

The Appropriations Committee has proposed level-funding the following programs: Education Cost Sharing,
Special Education, School Transportation, and Adult Education.

LoCIP is expected to remain funded at $30 million, but the entire state bonding package has not yet been finalized
by the Finance, Revenue and Bonding committee. The Appropriations and Finance Committee leadership have
discussed regional incentive programs similar to the $50 million bond funding proposal by Governor Rell, and are
supporting other efforts to promote regional revenue sharing. However, the Finance Committee has not yet acted
on those proposals.
At first glance it appears this proposal increases education funding by $21.3 million over the Governor’s
proposed budget, but decreases non-education aid by $15 million compared to the Governor’s proposed
budget.

Please note that grants to individual towns and cities may vary due to changes in grant formula elements.

Below is CCM’s preliminary analysis of the impacts on Danbury under this plan for certain key grant programs.
Change: Appropriations
Current Governor’s Appropriations Change: Appropriations Proposal (FY2009-10) over
Year Proposal Proposal Proposal (FY2009-10) over Governor's Proposal
Grant: (FY2008-09) (FY2009-10) (FY2009-10) Current Year (FY2008-09) (FY2009-10)
($) ($) ($) ($) (%) ($) (%)
Education      
Adult Education $208,161 $194,278 $194,278 $-13,883 - 6.7% $ 0 0.0%
ECS Grant $22,857,956 $22,857,956 $22,857,956 $ 0 0.0% $ 0 0.0%
Non-public School
Transportation $191,792 $177,259 $177,259 $-14,533 - 7.6% $ 0 0.0%
Public School
Transportation $782,871 $718,399 $718,399 $-64,472 - 8.2% $ 0 0.0%
Sub-Total:
Education $24,040,780 $23,947,892 $23,947,892 $-92,888 - 0.4% $ 0 0.0%
Non-Education
Local Capital
Improvement $529,226 $528,289 $528,289 $- 937 - 0.2% $ 0 0.0%
Pequot-Mohegan
Grant $1,467,248 $1,355,846 $971,192 $-496,056 -33.8% $-384,654 -28.4%
PILOT: Colleges &
Hospitals $1,187,015 $1,304,934 $1,304,934 $117,919 9.9% $ 0 0.0%
PILOT: State-owned
Property $2,053,624 $2,592,543 $2,592,543 $538,919 26.2% $ 0 0.0%
Town Aid Road
Grant $421,755 $309,287 $379,588 $-42,167 -10.0% $70,301 22.7%
Sub-Total: Non-
Education $5,658,868 $6,090,899 $5,776,546 $117,678 2.1% $-314,353 - 5.2%

Total: Education & $29,699,648 $30,038,791 $29,724,438 $24,790 0.1% $-314,353 - 1.0%
Non-Education
*Some grants are not listed because town-by-town amounts are not currently available. Many of these grants will be featured in an upcoming CCM report.

Notes to Individual Grants for FY2009-10:


• Adult Education – $20.6 million statewide (no change • LoCIP – $30 million statewide (no change from FY2008-
from FY2008-09). 09, but state bonding package has not been finalized).
• ECS –$1.9 billion statewide (no change from FY2008- • Pequot/Mohegan - $61.8 million statewide ($31.2 million
09). reduction from FY2008-09).

• Non-Public School Transportation - $4 million • PILOT: Colleges and Hospitals - $115.4 million statewide
statewide (no change from FY2008-09). ($7 million reduction from FY2008-09).

• Public School Transportation - $48 million statewide • PILOT: State-Owned Property – $ 73.5 million statewide
(no change from FY2008-09). ($6.5 million reduction from FY2008-09).

• Town Aid Roads – $27 million statewide ($3 million


statewide reduction from FY2008-09).
###
If you have any questions, please call Barbara Rua, Gian-Carl Casa, or Jim Finley of CCM at (203) 498-3000.
April 2, 2009

PLEASE DELIVER IMMEDIATELY TO MAYOR, FIRST SELECTMAN,


CITY/TOWN MANAGER & FINANCE DIRECTOR

Appropriations Committee’s Proposed Budget Impact on:


Darien
Today, April 2, 2009, the Appropriations Committee released a proposed budget for FY 2009-10 and FY 2010-11.
Below please find a summary of the major statewide changes.
Change: Change:
Appropriations Appropriations
Proposal Proposal (FY2009-
Governor’s Appropriations (FY2009-10) over 10) over Governor's
Current Year Proposal Proposal (FY2009- Current Year Proposal (FY2009-
Grant: (FY2008-09) (FY2009-10) 10) (FY2008-09) 10)
($) ($) ($) ($) ($)

DECD Tax
Abatement $1.7 million $0 $1.7 million No change. $1.7 million
DECD Payment in
Lieu of Taxes $2.2 million $0 $2.2 million No change. $2.2 million

Magnet Schools $121.5 million $135 million $154.3 million $32.8 million $19.3 million
Pequot-Mohegan
Grant $93 million $86.3 million $61.8 million $-31.2 million $-24.5 million
PILOT: Colleges &
Hospitals $122.4 million $115.4 million $115.4 million $-7 million No change.
PILOT: State
Owned Property $80 million $73 million $73.5 million $-6.5 million $.5 million
Priority School
Districts $124.1 million $116.7 million $117.7 million $-6.4 million $1 million
Town Aid Road
Grant $30 million $22 million $27 million $-3 million $5 million

The Appropriations Committee has proposed level-funding the following programs: Education Cost Sharing,
Special Education, School Transportation, and Adult Education.

LoCIP is expected to remain funded at $30 million, but the entire state bonding package has not yet been finalized
by the Finance, Revenue and Bonding committee. The Appropriations and Finance Committee leadership have
discussed regional incentive programs similar to the $50 million bond funding proposal by Governor Rell, and are
supporting other efforts to promote regional revenue sharing. However, the Finance Committee has not yet acted
on those proposals.
At first glance it appears this proposal increases education funding by $21.3 million over the Governor’s
proposed budget, but decreases non-education aid by $15 million compared to the Governor’s proposed
budget.

Please note that grants to individual towns and cities may vary due to changes in grant formula elements.

Below is CCM’s preliminary analysis of the impacts on Darien under this plan for certain key grant programs.
Change: Appropriations
Current Governor’s Appropriations Change: Appropriations Proposal (FY2009-10) over
Year Proposal Proposal Proposal (FY2009-10) over Governor's Proposal
Grant: (FY2008-09) (FY2009-10) (FY2009-10) Current Year (FY2008-09) (FY2009-10)
($) ($) ($) ($) (%) ($) (%)
Education      
Adult Education $ 73 $ 73 $ 73 $ 0 0.0% $ 0 0.0%
ECS Grant $1,616,006 $1,616,006 $1,616,006 $ 0 0.0% $ 0 0.0%
Non-public School
Transportation $ 0 $ 0 $ 0 $ 0 n/a $ 0 n/a
Public School
Transportation $ 648 $ 647 $ 647 $- 1 - 0.2% $ 0 0.0%
Sub-Total:
Education $1,616,727 $1,616,726 $1,616,726 $- 1 0.0% $ 0 0.0%
Non-Education
Local Capital
Improvement $110,374 $110,176 $110,176 $- 198 - 0.2% $ 0 0.0%
Pequot-Mohegan
Grant $20,192 $10,864 $7,782 $-12,410 -61.5% $-3,082 -28.4%
PILOT: Colleges &
Hospitals $ 0 $ 0 $ 0 $ 0 n/a $ 0 n/a
PILOT: State-owned
Property $72,561 $58,671 $58,671 $-13,890 -19.1% $ 0 0.0%
Town Aid Road
Grant $166,677 $122,230 $150,013 $-16,664 -10.0% $27,783 22.7%
Sub-Total: Non-
Education $369,804 $301,941 $326,642 $-43,162 -11.7% $24,701 8.2%

Total: Education & $1,986,531 $1,918,667 $1,943,368 $-43,163 - 2.2% $24,701 1.3%
Non-Education
*Some grants are not listed because town-by-town amounts are not currently available. Many of these grants will be featured in an upcoming CCM report.

Notes to Individual Grants for FY2009-10:


• Adult Education – $20.6 million statewide (no change • LoCIP – $30 million statewide (no change from FY2008-
from FY2008-09). 09, but state bonding package has not been finalized).
• ECS –$1.9 billion statewide (no change from FY2008- • Pequot/Mohegan - $61.8 million statewide ($31.2 million
09). reduction from FY2008-09).

• Non-Public School Transportation - $4 million • PILOT: Colleges and Hospitals - $115.4 million statewide
statewide (no change from FY2008-09). ($7 million reduction from FY2008-09).

• Public School Transportation - $48 million statewide • PILOT: State-Owned Property – $ 73.5 million statewide
(no change from FY2008-09). ($6.5 million reduction from FY2008-09).

• Town Aid Roads – $27 million statewide ($3 million


statewide reduction from FY2008-09).
###
If you have any questions, please call Barbara Rua, Gian-Carl Casa, or Jim Finley of CCM at (203) 498-3000.
April 2, 2009

PLEASE DELIVER IMMEDIATELY TO MAYOR, FIRST SELECTMAN,


CITY/TOWN MANAGER & FINANCE DIRECTOR

Appropriations Committee’s Proposed Budget Impact on:


Deep River
Today, April 2, 2009, the Appropriations Committee released a proposed budget for FY 2009-10 and FY 2010-11.
Below please find a summary of the major statewide changes.
Change: Change:
Appropriations Appropriations
Proposal Proposal (FY2009-
Governor’s Appropriations (FY2009-10) over 10) over Governor's
Current Year Proposal Proposal (FY2009- Current Year Proposal (FY2009-
Grant: (FY2008-09) (FY2009-10) 10) (FY2008-09) 10)
($) ($) ($) ($) ($)

DECD Tax
Abatement $1.7 million $0 $1.7 million No change. $1.7 million
DECD Payment in
Lieu of Taxes $2.2 million $0 $2.2 million No change. $2.2 million

Magnet Schools $121.5 million $135 million $154.3 million $32.8 million $19.3 million
Pequot-Mohegan
Grant $93 million $86.3 million $61.8 million $-31.2 million $-24.5 million
PILOT: Colleges &
Hospitals $122.4 million $115.4 million $115.4 million $-7 million No change.
PILOT: State
Owned Property $80 million $73 million $73.5 million $-6.5 million $.5 million
Priority School
Districts $124.1 million $116.7 million $117.7 million $-6.4 million $1 million
Town Aid Road
Grant $30 million $22 million $27 million $-3 million $5 million

The Appropriations Committee has proposed level-funding the following programs: Education Cost Sharing,
Special Education, School Transportation, and Adult Education.

LoCIP is expected to remain funded at $30 million, but the entire state bonding package has not yet been finalized
by the Finance, Revenue and Bonding committee. The Appropriations and Finance Committee leadership have
discussed regional incentive programs similar to the $50 million bond funding proposal by Governor Rell, and are
supporting other efforts to promote regional revenue sharing. However, the Finance Committee has not yet acted
on those proposals.
At first glance it appears this proposal increases education funding by $21.3 million over the Governor’s
proposed budget, but decreases non-education aid by $15 million compared to the Governor’s proposed
budget.

Please note that grants to individual towns and cities may vary due to changes in grant formula elements.

Below is CCM’s preliminary analysis of the impacts on Deep River under this plan for certain key grant
programs.
Change: Appropriations
Current Governor’s Appropriations Change: Appropriations Proposal (FY2009-10) over
Year Proposal Proposal Proposal (FY2009-10) over Governor's Proposal
Grant: (FY2008-09) (FY2009-10) (FY2009-10) Current Year (FY2008-09) (FY2009-10)
($) ($) ($) ($) (%) ($) (%)
Education      
Adult Education $ 0 $ 0 $ 0 $ 0 n/a $ 0 n/a
ECS Grant $1,687,351 $1,687,351 $1,687,351 $ 0 0.0% $ 0 0.0%
Non-public School
Transportation $ 0 $ 0 $ 0 $ 0 n/a $ 0 n/a
Public School
Transportation $8,104 $12,255 $12,255 $4,151 51.2% $ 0 0.0%
Sub-Total:
Education $1,695,455 $1,699,606 $1,699,606 $4,151 0.2% $ 0 0.0%
Non-Education
Local Capital
Improvement $32,764 $32,753 $32,753 $- 11 0.0% $ 0 0.0%
Pequot-Mohegan
Grant $30,349 $19,974 $14,307 $-16,042 -52.9% $-5,667 -28.4%
PILOT: Colleges &
Hospitals $ 0 $ 0 $ 0 $ 0 n/a $ 0 n/a
PILOT: State-owned
Property $12,967 $11,006 $11,006 $-1,961 -15.1% $ 0 0.0%
Town Aid Road
Grant $100,416 $73,638 $90,376 $-10,040 -10.0% $16,738 22.7%
Sub-Total: Non-
Education $176,496 $137,371 $148,442 $-28,054 -15.9% $11,071 8.1%

Total: Education & $1,871,951 $1,836,977 $1,848,048 $-23,903 - 1.3% $11,071 0.6%
Non-Education
*Some grants are not listed because town-by-town amounts are not currently available. Many of these grants will be featured in an upcoming CCM report.

Notes to Individual Grants for FY2009-10:


• Adult Education – $20.6 million statewide (no change • LoCIP – $30 million statewide (no change from FY2008-
from FY2008-09). 09, but state bonding package has not been finalized).
• ECS –$1.9 billion statewide (no change from FY2008- • Pequot/Mohegan - $61.8 million statewide ($31.2 million
09). reduction from FY2008-09).

• Non-Public School Transportation - $4 million • PILOT: Colleges and Hospitals - $115.4 million statewide
statewide (no change from FY2008-09). ($7 million reduction from FY2008-09).

• Public School Transportation - $48 million statewide • PILOT: State-Owned Property – $ 73.5 million statewide
(no change from FY2008-09). ($6.5 million reduction from FY2008-09).

• Town Aid Roads – $27 million statewide ($3 million


statewide reduction from FY2008-09).
###
If you have any questions, please call Barbara Rua, Gian-Carl Casa, or Jim Finley of CCM at (203) 498-3000.
April 2, 2009

PLEASE DELIVER IMMEDIATELY TO MAYOR, FIRST SELECTMAN,


CITY/TOWN MANAGER & FINANCE DIRECTOR

Appropriations Committee’s Proposed Budget Impact on:


Derby
Today, April 2, 2009, the Appropriations Committee released a proposed budget for FY 2009-10 and FY 2010-11.
Below please find a summary of the major statewide changes.
Change: Change:
Appropriations Appropriations
Proposal Proposal (FY2009-
Governor’s Appropriations (FY2009-10) over 10) over Governor's
Current Year Proposal Proposal (FY2009- Current Year Proposal (FY2009-
Grant: (FY2008-09) (FY2009-10) 10) (FY2008-09) 10)
($) ($) ($) ($) ($)

DECD Tax
Abatement $1.7 million $0 $1.7 million No change. $1.7 million
DECD Payment in
Lieu of Taxes $2.2 million $0 $2.2 million No change. $2.2 million

Magnet Schools $121.5 million $135 million $154.3 million $32.8 million $19.3 million
Pequot-Mohegan
Grant $93 million $86.3 million $61.8 million $-31.2 million $-24.5 million
PILOT: Colleges &
Hospitals $122.4 million $115.4 million $115.4 million $-7 million No change.
PILOT: State
Owned Property $80 million $73 million $73.5 million $-6.5 million $.5 million
Priority School
Districts $124.1 million $116.7 million $117.7 million $-6.4 million $1 million
Town Aid Road
Grant $30 million $22 million $27 million $-3 million $5 million

The Appropriations Committee has proposed level-funding the following programs: Education Cost Sharing,
Special Education, School Transportation, and Adult Education.

LoCIP is expected to remain funded at $30 million, but the entire state bonding package has not yet been finalized
by the Finance, Revenue and Bonding committee. The Appropriations and Finance Committee leadership have
discussed regional incentive programs similar to the $50 million bond funding proposal by Governor Rell, and are
supporting other efforts to promote regional revenue sharing. However, the Finance Committee has not yet acted
on those proposals.
At first glance it appears this proposal increases education funding by $21.3 million over the Governor’s
proposed budget, but decreases non-education aid by $15 million compared to the Governor’s proposed
budget.

Please note that grants to individual towns and cities may vary due to changes in grant formula elements.

Below is CCM’s preliminary analysis of the impacts on Derby under this plan for certain key grant programs.
Change: Appropriations
Current Governor’s Appropriations Change: Appropriations Proposal (FY2009-10) over
Year Proposal Proposal Proposal (FY2009-10) over Governor's Proposal
Grant: (FY2008-09) (FY2009-10) (FY2009-10) Current Year (FY2008-09) (FY2009-10)
($) ($) ($) ($) (%) ($) (%)
Education      
Adult Education $83,054 $92,138 $92,138 $9,084 10.9% $ 0 0.0%
ECS Grant $6,865,689 $6,865,689 $6,865,689 $ 0 0.0% $ 0 0.0%
Non-public School
Transportation $16,830 $19,032 $19,032 $2,202 13.1% $ 0 0.0%
Public School
Transportation $135,789 $152,194 $152,194 $16,405 12.1% $ 0 0.0%
Sub-Total:
Education $7,101,362 $7,129,053 $7,129,053 $27,691 0.4% $ 0 0.0%
Non-Education
Local Capital
Improvement $104,359 $104,164 $104,164 $- 195 - 0.2% $ 0 0.0%
Pequot-Mohegan
Grant $393,218 $363,362 $260,276 $-132,942 -33.8% $-103,086 -28.4%
PILOT: Colleges &
Hospitals $1,229,183 $1,041,531 $1,041,531 $-187,652 -15.3% $ 0 0.0%
PILOT: State-owned
Property $147,163 $126,432 $126,432 $-20,731 -14.1% $ 0 0.0%
Town Aid Road
Grant $132,712 $97,322 $119,443 $-13,269 -10.0% $22,121 22.7%
Sub-Total: Non-
Education $2,006,635 $1,732,811 $1,651,846 $-354,789 -17.7% $-80,965 - 4.7%

Total: Education & $9,107,997 $8,861,864 $8,780,899 $-327,098 - 3.6% $-80,965 - 0.9%
Non-Education
*Some grants are not listed because town-by-town amounts are not currently available. Many of these grants will be featured in an upcoming CCM report.

Notes to Individual Grants for FY2009-10:


• Adult Education – $20.6 million statewide (no change • LoCIP – $30 million statewide (no change from FY2008-
from FY2008-09). 09, but state bonding package has not been finalized).
• ECS –$1.9 billion statewide (no change from FY2008- • Pequot/Mohegan - $61.8 million statewide ($31.2 million
09). reduction from FY2008-09).

• Non-Public School Transportation - $4 million • PILOT: Colleges and Hospitals - $115.4 million statewide
statewide (no change from FY2008-09). ($7 million reduction from FY2008-09).

• Public School Transportation - $48 million statewide • PILOT: State-Owned Property – $ 73.5 million statewide
(no change from FY2008-09). ($6.5 million reduction from FY2008-09).

• Town Aid Roads – $27 million statewide ($3 million


statewide reduction from FY2008-09).
###
If you have any questions, please call Barbara Rua, Gian-Carl Casa, or Jim Finley of CCM at (203) 498-3000.
April 2, 2009

PLEASE DELIVER IMMEDIATELY TO MAYOR, FIRST SELECTMAN,


CITY/TOWN MANAGER & FINANCE DIRECTOR

Appropriations Committee’s Proposed Budget Impact on:


Durham
Today, April 2, 2009, the Appropriations Committee released a proposed budget for FY 2009-10 and FY 2010-11.
Below please find a summary of the major statewide changes.
Change: Change:
Appropriations Appropriations
Proposal Proposal (FY2009-
Governor’s Appropriations (FY2009-10) over 10) over Governor's
Current Year Proposal Proposal (FY2009- Current Year Proposal (FY2009-
Grant: (FY2008-09) (FY2009-10) 10) (FY2008-09) 10)
($) ($) ($) ($) ($)

DECD Tax
Abatement $1.7 million $0 $1.7 million No change. $1.7 million
DECD Payment in
Lieu of Taxes $2.2 million $0 $2.2 million No change. $2.2 million

Magnet Schools $121.5 million $135 million $154.3 million $32.8 million $19.3 million
Pequot-Mohegan
Grant $93 million $86.3 million $61.8 million $-31.2 million $-24.5 million
PILOT: Colleges &
Hospitals $122.4 million $115.4 million $115.4 million $-7 million No change.
PILOT: State
Owned Property $80 million $73 million $73.5 million $-6.5 million $.5 million
Priority School
Districts $124.1 million $116.7 million $117.7 million $-6.4 million $1 million
Town Aid Road
Grant $30 million $22 million $27 million $-3 million $5 million

The Appropriations Committee has proposed level-funding the following programs: Education Cost Sharing,
Special Education, School Transportation, and Adult Education.

LoCIP is expected to remain funded at $30 million, but the entire state bonding package has not yet been finalized
by the Finance, Revenue and Bonding committee. The Appropriations and Finance Committee leadership have
discussed regional incentive programs similar to the $50 million bond funding proposal by Governor Rell, and are
supporting other efforts to promote regional revenue sharing. However, the Finance Committee has not yet acted
on those proposals.
At first glance it appears this proposal increases education funding by $21.3 million over the Governor’s
proposed budget, but decreases non-education aid by $15 million compared to the Governor’s proposed
budget.

Please note that grants to individual towns and cities may vary due to changes in grant formula elements.

Below is CCM’s preliminary analysis of the impacts on Durham under this plan for certain key grant programs.
Change: Appropriations
Current Governor’s Appropriations Change: Appropriations Proposal (FY2009-10) over
Year Proposal Proposal Proposal (FY2009-10) over Governor's Proposal
Grant: (FY2008-09) (FY2009-10) (FY2009-10) Current Year (FY2008-09) (FY2009-10)
($) ($) ($) ($) (%) ($) (%)
Education      
Adult Education $ 0 $ 0 $ 0 $ 0 n/a $ 0 n/a
ECS Grant $3,954,812 $3,954,812 $3,954,812 $ 0 0.0% $ 0 0.0%
Non-public School
Transportation $ 0 $ 0 $ 0 $ 0 n/a $ 0 n/a
Public School
Transportation $ 0 $ 0 $ 0 $ 0 n/a $ 0 n/a
Sub-Total:
Education $3,954,812 $3,954,812 $3,954,812 $ 0 0.0% $ 0 0.0%
Non-Education
Local Capital
Improvement $56,514 $56,499 $56,499 $- 15 0.0% $ 0 0.0%
Pequot-Mohegan
Grant $44,560 $32,394 $23,204 $-21,356 -47.9% $-9,190 -28.4%
PILOT: Colleges &
Hospitals $ 0 $ 0 $ 0 $ 0 n/a $ 0 n/a
PILOT: State-owned
Property $23,395 $20,272 $20,272 $-3,123 -13.3% $ 0 0.0%
Town Aid Road
Grant $115,437 $84,654 $103,896 $-11,541 -10.0% $19,242 22.7%
Sub-Total: Non-
Education $239,906 $193,819 $203,871 $-36,035 -15.0% $10,052 5.2%

Total: Education & $4,194,718 $4,148,631 $4,158,683 $-36,035 - 0.9% $10,052 0.2%
Non-Education
*Some grants are not listed because town-by-town amounts are not currently available. Many of these grants will be featured in an upcoming CCM report.

Notes to Individual Grants for FY2009-10:


• Adult Education – $20.6 million statewide (no change • LoCIP – $30 million statewide (no change from FY2008-
from FY2008-09). 09, but state bonding package has not been finalized).
• ECS –$1.9 billion statewide (no change from FY2008- • Pequot/Mohegan - $61.8 million statewide ($31.2 million
09). reduction from FY2008-09).

• Non-Public School Transportation - $4 million • PILOT: Colleges and Hospitals - $115.4 million statewide
statewide (no change from FY2008-09). ($7 million reduction from FY2008-09).

• Public School Transportation - $48 million statewide • PILOT: State-Owned Property – $ 73.5 million statewide
(no change from FY2008-09). ($6.5 million reduction from FY2008-09).

• Town Aid Roads – $27 million statewide ($3 million


statewide reduction from FY2008-09).
###
If you have any questions, please call Barbara Rua, Gian-Carl Casa, or Jim Finley of CCM at (203) 498-3000.
April 2, 2009

PLEASE DELIVER IMMEDIATELY TO MAYOR, FIRST SELECTMAN,


CITY/TOWN MANAGER & FINANCE DIRECTOR

Appropriations Committee’s Proposed Budget Impact on:


Eastford
Today, April 2, 2009, the Appropriations Committee released a proposed budget for FY 2009-10 and FY 2010-11.
Below please find a summary of the major statewide changes.
Change: Change:
Appropriations Appropriations
Proposal Proposal (FY2009-
Governor’s Appropriations (FY2009-10) over 10) over Governor's
Current Year Proposal Proposal (FY2009- Current Year Proposal (FY2009-
Grant: (FY2008-09) (FY2009-10) 10) (FY2008-09) 10)
($) ($) ($) ($) ($)

DECD Tax
Abatement $1.7 million $0 $1.7 million No change. $1.7 million
DECD Payment in
Lieu of Taxes $2.2 million $0 $2.2 million No change. $2.2 million

Magnet Schools $121.5 million $135 million $154.3 million $32.8 million $19.3 million
Pequot-Mohegan
Grant $93 million $86.3 million $61.8 million $-31.2 million $-24.5 million
PILOT: Colleges &
Hospitals $122.4 million $115.4 million $115.4 million $-7 million No change.
PILOT: State
Owned Property $80 million $73 million $73.5 million $-6.5 million $.5 million
Priority School
Districts $124.1 million $116.7 million $117.7 million $-6.4 million $1 million
Town Aid Road
Grant $30 million $22 million $27 million $-3 million $5 million

The Appropriations Committee has proposed level-funding the following programs: Education Cost Sharing,
Special Education, School Transportation, and Adult Education.

LoCIP is expected to remain funded at $30 million, but the entire state bonding package has not yet been finalized
by the Finance, Revenue and Bonding committee. The Appropriations and Finance Committee leadership have
discussed regional incentive programs similar to the $50 million bond funding proposal by Governor Rell, and are
supporting other efforts to promote regional revenue sharing. However, the Finance Committee has not yet acted
on those proposals.
At first glance it appears this proposal increases education funding by $21.3 million over the Governor’s
proposed budget, but decreases non-education aid by $15 million compared to the Governor’s proposed
budget.

Please note that grants to individual towns and cities may vary due to changes in grant formula elements.

Below is CCM’s preliminary analysis of the impacts on Eastford under this plan for certain key grant programs.
Change: Appropriations
Current Governor’s Appropriations Change: Appropriations Proposal (FY2009-10) over
Year Proposal Proposal Proposal (FY2009-10) over Governor's Proposal
Grant: (FY2008-09) (FY2009-10) (FY2009-10) Current Year (FY2008-09) (FY2009-10)
($) ($) ($) ($) (%) ($) (%)
Education      
Adult Education $2,123 $2,199 $2,199 $ 76 3.6% $ 0 0.0%
ECS Grant $1,109,873 $1,109,873 $1,109,873 $ 0 0.0% $ 0 0.0%
Non-public School
Transportation $ 0 $ 0 $ 0 $ 0 n/a $ 0 n/a
Public School
Transportation $46,774 $48,344 $48,344 $1,570 3.4% $ 0 0.0%
Sub-Total:
Education $1,158,770 $1,160,416 $1,160,416 $1,646 0.1% $ 0 0.0%
Non-Education
Local Capital
Improvement $24,511 $24,509 $24,509 $- 2 0.0% $ 0 0.0%
Pequot-Mohegan
Grant $27,046 $17,423 $12,480 $-14,566 -53.9% $-4,943 -28.4%
PILOT: Colleges &
Hospitals $ 0 $ 0 $ 0 $ 0 n/a $ 0 n/a
PILOT: State-owned
Property $10,091 $7,168 $7,168 $-2,923 -29.0% $ 0 0.0%
Town Aid Road
Grant $87,837 $64,414 $79,055 $-8,782 -10.0% $14,641 22.7%
Sub-Total: Non-
Education $149,485 $113,514 $123,212 $-26,273 -17.6% $9,698 8.5%

Total: Education & $1,308,255 $1,273,930 $1,283,628 $-24,627 - 1.9% $9,698 0.8%
Non-Education
*Some grants are not listed because town-by-town amounts are not currently available. Many of these grants will be featured in an upcoming CCM report.

Notes to Individual Grants for FY2009-10:


• Adult Education – $20.6 million statewide (no change • LoCIP – $30 million statewide (no change from FY2008-
from FY2008-09). 09, but state bonding package has not been finalized).
• ECS –$1.9 billion statewide (no change from FY2008- • Pequot/Mohegan - $61.8 million statewide ($31.2 million
09). reduction from FY2008-09).

• Non-Public School Transportation - $4 million • PILOT: Colleges and Hospitals - $115.4 million statewide
statewide (no change from FY2008-09). ($7 million reduction from FY2008-09).

• Public School Transportation - $48 million statewide • PILOT: State-Owned Property – $ 73.5 million statewide
(no change from FY2008-09). ($6.5 million reduction from FY2008-09).

• Town Aid Roads – $27 million statewide ($3 million


statewide reduction from FY2008-09).
###
If you have any questions, please call Barbara Rua, Gian-Carl Casa, or Jim Finley of CCM at (203) 498-3000.
April 2, 2009

PLEASE DELIVER IMMEDIATELY TO MAYOR, FIRST SELECTMAN,


CITY/TOWN MANAGER & FINANCE DIRECTOR

Appropriations Committee’s Proposed Budget Impact on:


East Granby
Today, April 2, 2009, the Appropriations Committee released a proposed budget for FY 2009-10 and FY 2010-11.
Below please find a summary of the major statewide changes.
Change: Change:
Appropriations Appropriations
Proposal Proposal (FY2009-
Governor’s Appropriations (FY2009-10) over 10) over Governor's
Current Year Proposal Proposal (FY2009- Current Year Proposal (FY2009-
Grant: (FY2008-09) (FY2009-10) 10) (FY2008-09) 10)
($) ($) ($) ($) ($)

DECD Tax
Abatement $1.7 million $0 $1.7 million No change. $1.7 million
DECD Payment in
Lieu of Taxes $2.2 million $0 $2.2 million No change. $2.2 million

Magnet Schools $121.5 million $135 million $154.3 million $32.8 million $19.3 million
Pequot-Mohegan
Grant $93 million $86.3 million $61.8 million $-31.2 million $-24.5 million
PILOT: Colleges &
Hospitals $122.4 million $115.4 million $115.4 million $-7 million No change.
PILOT: State
Owned Property $80 million $73 million $73.5 million $-6.5 million $.5 million
Priority School
Districts $124.1 million $116.7 million $117.7 million $-6.4 million $1 million
Town Aid Road
Grant $30 million $22 million $27 million $-3 million $5 million

The Appropriations Committee has proposed level-funding the following programs: Education Cost Sharing,
Special Education, School Transportation, and Adult Education.

LoCIP is expected to remain funded at $30 million, but the entire state bonding package has not yet been finalized
by the Finance, Revenue and Bonding committee. The Appropriations and Finance Committee leadership have
discussed regional incentive programs similar to the $50 million bond funding proposal by Governor Rell, and are
supporting other efforts to promote regional revenue sharing. However, the Finance Committee has not yet acted
on those proposals.
At first glance it appears this proposal increases education funding by $21.3 million over the Governor’s
proposed budget, but decreases non-education aid by $15 million compared to the Governor’s proposed
budget.

Please note that grants to individual towns and cities may vary due to changes in grant formula elements.

Below is CCM’s preliminary analysis of the impacts on East Granby under this plan for certain key grant
programs.
Change: Appropriations
Current Governor’s Appropriations Change: Appropriations Proposal (FY2009-10) over
Year Proposal Proposal Proposal (FY2009-10) over Governor's Proposal
Grant: (FY2008-09) (FY2009-10) (FY2009-10) Current Year (FY2008-09) (FY2009-10)
($) ($) ($) ($) (%) ($) (%)
Education      
Adult Education $1,283 $1,156 $1,156 $- 127 - 9.9% $ 0 0.0%
ECS Grant $1,301,142 $1,301,142 $1,301,142 $ 0 0.0% $ 0 0.0%
Non-public School
Transportation $ 0 $ 0 $ 0 $ 0 n/a $ 0 n/a
Public School
Transportation $50,491 $44,270 $44,270 $-6,221 -12.3% $ 0 0.0%
Sub-Total:
Education $1,352,916 $1,346,568 $1,346,568 $-6,348 - 0.5% $ 0 0.0%
Non-Education
Local Capital
Improvement $35,862 $35,851 $35,851 $- 11 0.0% $ 0 0.0%
Pequot-Mohegan
Grant $34,504 $21,670 $15,522 $-18,982 -55.0% $-6,148 -28.4%
PILOT: Colleges &
Hospitals $ 0 $ 0 $ 0 $ 0 n/a $ 0 n/a
PILOT: State-owned
Property $707,881 $604,209 $604,209 $-103,672 -14.6% $ 0 0.0%
Town Aid Road
Grant $101,045 $74,100 $90,943 $-10,102 -10.0% $16,843 22.7%
Sub-Total: Non-
Education $879,292 $735,830 $746,525 $-132,767 -15.1% $10,695 1.5%

Total: Education & $2,232,208 $2,082,398 $2,093,093 $-139,115 - 6.2% $10,695 0.5%
Non-Education
*Some grants are not listed because town-by-town amounts are not currently available. Many of these grants will be featured in an upcoming CCM report.

Notes to Individual Grants for FY2009-10:


• Adult Education – $20.6 million statewide (no change • LoCIP – $30 million statewide (no change from FY2008-
from FY2008-09). 09, but state bonding package has not been finalized).
• ECS –$1.9 billion statewide (no change from FY2008- • Pequot/Mohegan - $61.8 million statewide ($31.2 million
09). reduction from FY2008-09).

• Non-Public School Transportation - $4 million • PILOT: Colleges and Hospitals - $115.4 million statewide
statewide (no change from FY2008-09). ($7 million reduction from FY2008-09).

• Public School Transportation - $48 million statewide • PILOT: State-Owned Property – $ 73.5 million statewide
(no change from FY2008-09). ($6.5 million reduction from FY2008-09).

• Town Aid Roads – $27 million statewide ($3 million


statewide reduction from FY2008-09).
###
If you have any questions, please call Barbara Rua, Gian-Carl Casa, or Jim Finley of CCM at (203) 498-3000.
April 2, 2009

PLEASE DELIVER IMMEDIATELY TO MAYOR, FIRST SELECTMAN,


CITY/TOWN MANAGER & FINANCE DIRECTOR

Appropriations Committee’s Proposed Budget Impact on:


East Haddam
Today, April 2, 2009, the Appropriations Committee released a proposed budget for FY 2009-10 and FY 2010-11.
Below please find a summary of the major statewide changes.
Change: Change:
Appropriations Appropriations
Proposal Proposal (FY2009-
Governor’s Appropriations (FY2009-10) over 10) over Governor's
Current Year Proposal Proposal (FY2009- Current Year Proposal (FY2009-
Grant: (FY2008-09) (FY2009-10) 10) (FY2008-09) 10)
($) ($) ($) ($) ($)

DECD Tax
Abatement $1.7 million $0 $1.7 million No change. $1.7 million
DECD Payment in
Lieu of Taxes $2.2 million $0 $2.2 million No change. $2.2 million

Magnet Schools $121.5 million $135 million $154.3 million $32.8 million $19.3 million
Pequot-Mohegan
Grant $93 million $86.3 million $61.8 million $-31.2 million $-24.5 million
PILOT: Colleges &
Hospitals $122.4 million $115.4 million $115.4 million $-7 million No change.
PILOT: State
Owned Property $80 million $73 million $73.5 million $-6.5 million $.5 million
Priority School
Districts $124.1 million $116.7 million $117.7 million $-6.4 million $1 million
Town Aid Road
Grant $30 million $22 million $27 million $-3 million $5 million

The Appropriations Committee has proposed level-funding the following programs: Education Cost Sharing,
Special Education, School Transportation, and Adult Education.

LoCIP is expected to remain funded at $30 million, but the entire state bonding package has not yet been finalized
by the Finance, Revenue and Bonding committee. The Appropriations and Finance Committee leadership have
discussed regional incentive programs similar to the $50 million bond funding proposal by Governor Rell, and are
supporting other efforts to promote regional revenue sharing. However, the Finance Committee has not yet acted
on those proposals.
At first glance it appears this proposal increases education funding by $21.3 million over the Governor’s
proposed budget, but decreases non-education aid by $15 million compared to the Governor’s proposed
budget.

Please note that grants to individual towns and cities may vary due to changes in grant formula elements.

Below is CCM’s preliminary analysis of the impacts on East Haddam under this plan for certain key grant
programs.
Change: Appropriations
Current Governor’s Appropriations Change: Appropriations Proposal (FY2009-10) over
Year Proposal Proposal Proposal (FY2009-10) over Governor's Proposal
Grant: (FY2008-09) (FY2009-10) (FY2009-10) Current Year (FY2008-09) (FY2009-10)
($) ($) ($) ($) (%) ($) (%)
Education      
Adult Education $5,205 $4,884 $4,884 $- 321 - 6.2% $ 0 0.0%
ECS Grant $3,718,223 $3,718,223 $3,718,223 $ 0 0.0% $ 0 0.0%
Non-public School
Transportation $ 0 $ 0 $ 0 $ 0 n/a $ 0 n/a
Public School
Transportation $129,339 $118,837 $118,837 $-10,502 - 8.1% $ 0 0.0%
Sub-Total:
Education $3,852,767 $3,841,944 $3,841,944 $-10,823 - 0.3% $ 0 0.0%
Non-Education
Local Capital
Improvement $90,585 $90,575 $90,575 $- 10 0.0% $ 0 0.0%
Pequot-Mohegan
Grant $53,007 $36,930 $26,453 $-26,554 -50.1% $-10,477 -28.4%
PILOT: Colleges &
Hospitals $ 0 $ 0 $ 0 $ 0 n/a $ 0 n/a
PILOT: State-owned
Property $22,792 $23,148 $23,148 $ 356 1.6% $ 0 0.0%
Town Aid Road
Grant $167,175 $122,595 $150,461 $-16,714 -10.0% $27,866 22.7%
Sub-Total: Non-
Education $333,559 $273,248 $290,637 $-42,922 -12.9% $17,389 6.4%

Total: Education & $4,186,326 $4,115,192 $4,132,581 $-53,745 - 1.3% $17,389 0.4%
Non-Education
*Some grants are not listed because town-by-town amounts are not currently available. Many of these grants will be featured in an upcoming CCM report.

Notes to Individual Grants for FY2009-10:


• Adult Education – $20.6 million statewide (no change • LoCIP – $30 million statewide (no change from FY2008-
from FY2008-09). 09, but state bonding package has not been finalized).
• ECS –$1.9 billion statewide (no change from FY2008- • Pequot/Mohegan - $61.8 million statewide ($31.2 million
09). reduction from FY2008-09).

• Non-Public School Transportation - $4 million • PILOT: Colleges and Hospitals - $115.4 million statewide
statewide (no change from FY2008-09). ($7 million reduction from FY2008-09).

• Public School Transportation - $48 million statewide • PILOT: State-Owned Property – $ 73.5 million statewide
(no change from FY2008-09). ($6.5 million reduction from FY2008-09).

• Town Aid Roads – $27 million statewide ($3 million


statewide reduction from FY2008-09).
###
If you have any questions, please call Barbara Rua, Gian-Carl Casa, or Jim Finley of CCM at (203) 498-3000.
April 2, 2009

PLEASE DELIVER IMMEDIATELY TO MAYOR, FIRST SELECTMAN,


CITY/TOWN MANAGER & FINANCE DIRECTOR

Appropriations Committee’s Proposed Budget Impact on:


East Hampton
Today, April 2, 2009, the Appropriations Committee released a proposed budget for FY 2009-10 and FY 2010-11.
Below please find a summary of the major statewide changes.
Change: Change:
Appropriations Appropriations
Proposal Proposal (FY2009-
Governor’s Appropriations (FY2009-10) over 10) over Governor's
Current Year Proposal Proposal (FY2009- Current Year Proposal (FY2009-
Grant: (FY2008-09) (FY2009-10) 10) (FY2008-09) 10)
($) ($) ($) ($) ($)

DECD Tax
Abatement $1.7 million $0 $1.7 million No change. $1.7 million
DECD Payment in
Lieu of Taxes $2.2 million $0 $2.2 million No change. $2.2 million

Magnet Schools $121.5 million $135 million $154.3 million $32.8 million $19.3 million
Pequot-Mohegan
Grant $93 million $86.3 million $61.8 million $-31.2 million $-24.5 million
PILOT: Colleges &
Hospitals $122.4 million $115.4 million $115.4 million $-7 million No change.
PILOT: State
Owned Property $80 million $73 million $73.5 million $-6.5 million $.5 million
Priority School
Districts $124.1 million $116.7 million $117.7 million $-6.4 million $1 million
Town Aid Road
Grant $30 million $22 million $27 million $-3 million $5 million

The Appropriations Committee has proposed level-funding the following programs: Education Cost Sharing,
Special Education, School Transportation, and Adult Education.

LoCIP is expected to remain funded at $30 million, but the entire state bonding package has not yet been finalized
by the Finance, Revenue and Bonding committee. The Appropriations and Finance Committee leadership have
discussed regional incentive programs similar to the $50 million bond funding proposal by Governor Rell, and are
supporting other efforts to promote regional revenue sharing. However, the Finance Committee has not yet acted
on those proposals.
At first glance it appears this proposal increases education funding by $21.3 million over the Governor’s
proposed budget, but decreases non-education aid by $15 million compared to the Governor’s proposed
budget.

Please note that grants to individual towns and cities may vary due to changes in grant formula elements.

Below is CCM’s preliminary analysis of the impacts on East Hampton under this plan for certain key grant
programs.
Change: Appropriations
Current Governor’s Appropriations Change: Appropriations Proposal (FY2009-10) over
Year Proposal Proposal Proposal (FY2009-10) over Governor's Proposal
Grant: (FY2008-09) (FY2009-10) (FY2009-10) Current Year (FY2008-09) (FY2009-10)
($) ($) ($) ($) (%) ($) (%)
Education      
Adult Education $22,870 $24,002 $24,002 $1,132 4.9% $ 0 0.0%
ECS Grant $7,595,720 $7,595,720 $7,595,720 $ 0 0.0% $ 0 0.0%
Non-public School
Transportation $ 0 $ 0 $ 0 $ 0 n/a $ 0 n/a
Public School
Transportation $234,883 $247,432 $247,432 $12,549 5.3% $ 0 0.0%
Sub-Total:
Education $7,853,473 $7,867,154 $7,867,154 $13,681 0.2% $ 0 0.0%
Non-Education
Local Capital
Improvement $99,570 $99,540 $99,540 $- 30 0.0% $ 0 0.0%
Pequot-Mohegan
Grant $118,922 $81,454 $58,346 $-60,576 -50.9% $-23,108 -28.4%
PILOT: Colleges &
Hospitals $ 0 $ 0 $ 0 $ 0 n/a $ 0 n/a
PILOT: State-owned
Property $142,570 $121,583 $121,583 $-20,987 -14.7% $ 0 0.0%
Town Aid Road
Grant $156,584 $114,828 $140,928 $-15,656 -10.0% $26,100 22.7%
Sub-Total: Non-
Education $517,646 $417,405 $420,397 $-97,249 -18.8% $2,992 0.7%

Total: Education & $8,371,119 $8,284,559 $8,287,551 $-83,568 - 1.0% $2,992 0.0%
Non-Education
*Some grants are not listed because town-by-town amounts are not currently available. Many of these grants will be featured in an upcoming CCM report.

Notes to Individual Grants for FY2009-10:


• Adult Education – $20.6 million statewide (no change • LoCIP – $30 million statewide (no change from FY2008-
from FY2008-09). 09, but state bonding package has not been finalized).
• ECS –$1.9 billion statewide (no change from FY2008- • Pequot/Mohegan - $61.8 million statewide ($31.2 million
09). reduction from FY2008-09).

• Non-Public School Transportation - $4 million • PILOT: Colleges and Hospitals - $115.4 million statewide
statewide (no change from FY2008-09). ($7 million reduction from FY2008-09).

• Public School Transportation - $48 million statewide • PILOT: State-Owned Property – $ 73.5 million statewide
(no change from FY2008-09). ($6.5 million reduction from FY2008-09).

• Town Aid Roads – $27 million statewide ($3 million


statewide reduction from FY2008-09).
###
If you have any questions, please call Barbara Rua, Gian-Carl Casa, or Jim Finley of CCM at (203) 498-3000.
April 2, 2009

PLEASE DELIVER IMMEDIATELY TO MAYOR, FIRST SELECTMAN,


CITY/TOWN MANAGER & FINANCE DIRECTOR

Appropriations Committee’s Proposed Budget Impact on:


East Hartford
Today, April 2, 2009, the Appropriations Committee released a proposed budget for FY 2009-10 and FY 2010-11.
Below please find a summary of the major statewide changes.
Change: Change:
Appropriations Appropriations
Proposal Proposal (FY2009-
Governor’s Appropriations (FY2009-10) over 10) over Governor's
Current Year Proposal Proposal (FY2009- Current Year Proposal (FY2009-
Grant: (FY2008-09) (FY2009-10) 10) (FY2008-09) 10)
($) ($) ($) ($) ($)

DECD Tax
Abatement $1.7 million $0 $1.7 million No change. $1.7 million
DECD Payment in
Lieu of Taxes $2.2 million $0 $2.2 million No change. $2.2 million

Magnet Schools $121.5 million $135 million $154.3 million $32.8 million $19.3 million
Pequot-Mohegan
Grant $93 million $86.3 million $61.8 million $-31.2 million $-24.5 million
PILOT: Colleges &
Hospitals $122.4 million $115.4 million $115.4 million $-7 million No change.
PILOT: State
Owned Property $80 million $73 million $73.5 million $-6.5 million $.5 million
Priority School
Districts $124.1 million $116.7 million $117.7 million $-6.4 million $1 million
Town Aid Road
Grant $30 million $22 million $27 million $-3 million $5 million

The Appropriations Committee has proposed level-funding the following programs: Education Cost Sharing,
Special Education, School Transportation, and Adult Education.

LoCIP is expected to remain funded at $30 million, but the entire state bonding package has not yet been finalized
by the Finance, Revenue and Bonding committee. The Appropriations and Finance Committee leadership have
discussed regional incentive programs similar to the $50 million bond funding proposal by Governor Rell, and are
supporting other efforts to promote regional revenue sharing. However, the Finance Committee has not yet acted
on those proposals.
At first glance it appears this proposal increases education funding by $21.3 million over the Governor’s
proposed budget, but decreases non-education aid by $15 million compared to the Governor’s proposed
budget.

Please note that grants to individual towns and cities may vary due to changes in grant formula elements.

Below is CCM’s preliminary analysis of the impacts on East Hartford under this plan for certain key grant
programs.
Change: Appropriations
Current Governor’s Appropriations Change: Appropriations Proposal (FY2009-10) over
Year Proposal Proposal Proposal (FY2009-10) over Governor's Proposal
Grant: (FY2008-09) (FY2009-10) (FY2009-10) Current Year (FY2008-09) (FY2009-10)
($) ($) ($) ($) (%) ($) (%)
Education      
Adult Education $148,516 $149,593 $149,593 $1,077 0.7% $ 0 0.0%
ECS Grant $41,710,817 $41,710,817 $41,710,817 $ 0 0.0% $ 0 0.0%
Non-public School
Transportation $64,922 $65,717 $65,717 $ 795 1.2% $ 0 0.0%
Public School
Transportation $791,933 $795,467 $795,467 $3,534 0.4% $ 0 0.0%
Sub-Total:
Education $42,716,188 $42,721,594 $42,721,594 $5,406 0.0% $ 0 0.0%
Non-Education
Local Capital
Improvement $424,786 $423,956 $423,956 $- 830 - 0.2% $ 0 0.0%
Pequot-Mohegan
Grant $475,343 $439,252 $314,636 $-160,707 -33.8% $-124,616 -28.4%
PILOT: Colleges &
Hospitals $10,694 $23,071 $23,071 $12,377 115.7% $ 0 0.0%
PILOT: State-owned
Property $901,090 $657,480 $657,480 $-243,610 -27.0% $ 0 0.0%
Town Aid Road
Grant $288,556 $211,608 $259,706 $-28,850 -10.0% $48,098 22.7%
Sub-Total: Non-
Education $2,100,469 $1,755,367 $1,678,850 $-421,619 -20.1% $-76,517 - 4.4%

Total: Education & $44,816,657 $44,476,961 $44,400,444 $-416,213 - 0.9% $-76,517 - 0.2%
Non-Education
*Some grants are not listed because town-by-town amounts are not currently available. Many of these grants will be featured in an upcoming CCM report.

Notes to Individual Grants for FY2009-10:


• Adult Education – $20.6 million statewide (no change • LoCIP – $30 million statewide (no change from FY2008-
from FY2008-09). 09, but state bonding package has not been finalized).
• ECS –$1.9 billion statewide (no change from FY2008- • Pequot/Mohegan - $61.8 million statewide ($31.2 million
09). reduction from FY2008-09).

• Non-Public School Transportation - $4 million • PILOT: Colleges and Hospitals - $115.4 million statewide
statewide (no change from FY2008-09). ($7 million reduction from FY2008-09).

• Public School Transportation - $48 million statewide • PILOT: State-Owned Property – $ 73.5 million statewide
(no change from FY2008-09). ($6.5 million reduction from FY2008-09).

• Town Aid Roads – $27 million statewide ($3 million


statewide reduction from FY2008-09).
###
If you have any questions, please call Barbara Rua, Gian-Carl Casa, or Jim Finley of CCM at (203) 498-3000.
April 2, 2009

PLEASE DELIVER IMMEDIATELY TO MAYOR, FIRST SELECTMAN,


CITY/TOWN MANAGER & FINANCE DIRECTOR

Appropriations Committee’s Proposed Budget Impact on:


East Haven
Today, April 2, 2009, the Appropriations Committee released a proposed budget for FY 2009-10 and FY 2010-11.
Below please find a summary of the major statewide changes.
Change: Change:
Appropriations Appropriations
Proposal Proposal (FY2009-
Governor’s Appropriations (FY2009-10) over 10) over Governor's
Current Year Proposal Proposal (FY2009- Current Year Proposal (FY2009-
Grant: (FY2008-09) (FY2009-10) 10) (FY2008-09) 10)
($) ($) ($) ($) ($)

DECD Tax
Abatement $1.7 million $0 $1.7 million No change. $1.7 million
DECD Payment in
Lieu of Taxes $2.2 million $0 $2.2 million No change. $2.2 million

Magnet Schools $121.5 million $135 million $154.3 million $32.8 million $19.3 million
Pequot-Mohegan
Grant $93 million $86.3 million $61.8 million $-31.2 million $-24.5 million
PILOT: Colleges &
Hospitals $122.4 million $115.4 million $115.4 million $-7 million No change.
PILOT: State
Owned Property $80 million $73 million $73.5 million $-6.5 million $.5 million
Priority School
Districts $124.1 million $116.7 million $117.7 million $-6.4 million $1 million
Town Aid Road
Grant $30 million $22 million $27 million $-3 million $5 million

The Appropriations Committee has proposed level-funding the following programs: Education Cost Sharing,
Special Education, School Transportation, and Adult Education.

LoCIP is expected to remain funded at $30 million, but the entire state bonding package has not yet been finalized
by the Finance, Revenue and Bonding committee. The Appropriations and Finance Committee leadership have
discussed regional incentive programs similar to the $50 million bond funding proposal by Governor Rell, and are
supporting other efforts to promote regional revenue sharing. However, the Finance Committee has not yet acted
on those proposals.
At first glance it appears this proposal increases education funding by $21.3 million over the Governor’s
proposed budget, but decreases non-education aid by $15 million compared to the Governor’s proposed
budget.

Please note that grants to individual towns and cities may vary due to changes in grant formula elements.

Below is CCM’s preliminary analysis of the impacts on East Haven under this plan for certain key grant
programs.
Change: Appropriations
Current Governor’s Appropriations Change: Appropriations Proposal (FY2009-10) over
Year Proposal Proposal Proposal (FY2009-10) over Governor's Proposal
Grant: (FY2008-09) (FY2009-10) (FY2009-10) Current Year (FY2008-09) (FY2009-10)
($) ($) ($) ($) (%) ($) (%)
Education      
Adult Education $398,634 $404,838 $404,838 $6,204 1.6% $ 0 0.0%
ECS Grant $18,764,125 $18,764,125 $18,764,125 $ 0 0.0% $ 0 0.0%
Non-public School
Transportation $32,284 $32,998 $32,998 $ 714 2.2% $ 0 0.0%
Public School
Transportation $440,760 $446,830 $446,830 $6,070 1.4% $ 0 0.0%
Sub-Total:
Education $19,635,803 $19,648,791 $19,648,791 $12,988 0.1% $ 0 0.0%
Non-Education
Local Capital
Improvement $227,409 $226,989 $226,989 $- 420 - 0.2% $ 0 0.0%
Pequot-Mohegan
Grant $279,049 $225,586 $161,587 $-117,462 -42.1% $-63,999 -28.4%
PILOT: Colleges &
Hospitals $ 0 $ 0 $ 0 $ 0 n/a $ 0 n/a
PILOT: State-owned
Property $290,775 $241,296 $241,296 $-49,479 -17.0% $ 0 0.0%
Town Aid Road
Grant $203,745 $149,413 $183,375 $-20,370 -10.0% $33,962 22.7%
Sub-Total: Non-
Education $1,000,978 $843,284 $813,247 $-187,731 -18.8% $-30,037 - 3.6%

Total: Education & $20,636,781 $20,492,075 $20,462,038 $-174,743 - 0.8% $-30,037 - 0.1%
Non-Education
*Some grants are not listed because town-by-town amounts are not currently available. Many of these grants will be featured in an upcoming CCM report.

Notes to Individual Grants for FY2009-10:


• Adult Education – $20.6 million statewide (no change • LoCIP – $30 million statewide (no change from FY2008-
from FY2008-09). 09, but state bonding package has not been finalized).
• ECS –$1.9 billion statewide (no change from FY2008- • Pequot/Mohegan - $61.8 million statewide ($31.2 million
09). reduction from FY2008-09).

• Non-Public School Transportation - $4 million • PILOT: Colleges and Hospitals - $115.4 million statewide
statewide (no change from FY2008-09). ($7 million reduction from FY2008-09).

• Public School Transportation - $48 million statewide • PILOT: State-Owned Property – $ 73.5 million statewide
(no change from FY2008-09). ($6.5 million reduction from FY2008-09).

• Town Aid Roads – $27 million statewide ($3 million


statewide reduction from FY2008-09).
###
If you have any questions, please call Barbara Rua, Gian-Carl Casa, or Jim Finley of CCM at (203) 498-3000.
April 2, 2009

PLEASE DELIVER IMMEDIATELY TO MAYOR, FIRST SELECTMAN,


CITY/TOWN MANAGER & FINANCE DIRECTOR

Appropriations Committee’s Proposed Budget Impact on:


East Lyme
Today, April 2, 2009, the Appropriations Committee released a proposed budget for FY 2009-10 and FY 2010-11.
Below please find a summary of the major statewide changes.
Change: Change:
Appropriations Appropriations
Proposal Proposal (FY2009-
Governor’s Appropriations (FY2009-10) over 10) over Governor's
Current Year Proposal Proposal (FY2009- Current Year Proposal (FY2009-
Grant: (FY2008-09) (FY2009-10) 10) (FY2008-09) 10)
($) ($) ($) ($) ($)

DECD Tax
Abatement $1.7 million $0 $1.7 million No change. $1.7 million
DECD Payment in
Lieu of Taxes $2.2 million $0 $2.2 million No change. $2.2 million

Magnet Schools $121.5 million $135 million $154.3 million $32.8 million $19.3 million
Pequot-Mohegan
Grant $93 million $86.3 million $61.8 million $-31.2 million $-24.5 million
PILOT: Colleges &
Hospitals $122.4 million $115.4 million $115.4 million $-7 million No change.
PILOT: State
Owned Property $80 million $73 million $73.5 million $-6.5 million $.5 million
Priority School
Districts $124.1 million $116.7 million $117.7 million $-6.4 million $1 million
Town Aid Road
Grant $30 million $22 million $27 million $-3 million $5 million

The Appropriations Committee has proposed level-funding the following programs: Education Cost Sharing,
Special Education, School Transportation, and Adult Education.

LoCIP is expected to remain funded at $30 million, but the entire state bonding package has not yet been finalized
by the Finance, Revenue and Bonding committee. The Appropriations and Finance Committee leadership have
discussed regional incentive programs similar to the $50 million bond funding proposal by Governor Rell, and are
supporting other efforts to promote regional revenue sharing. However, the Finance Committee has not yet acted
on those proposals.
At first glance it appears this proposal increases education funding by $21.3 million over the Governor’s
proposed budget, but decreases non-education aid by $15 million compared to the Governor’s proposed
budget.

Please note that grants to individual towns and cities may vary due to changes in grant formula elements.

Below is CCM’s preliminary analysis of the impacts on East Lyme under this plan for certain key grant
programs.
Change: Appropriations
Current Governor’s Appropriations Change: Appropriations Proposal (FY2009-10) over
Year Proposal Proposal Proposal (FY2009-10) over Governor's Proposal
Grant: (FY2008-09) (FY2009-10) (FY2009-10) Current Year (FY2008-09) (FY2009-10)
($) ($) ($) ($) (%) ($) (%)
Education      
Adult Education $14,077 $12,545 $12,545 $-1,532 -10.9% $ 0 0.0%
ECS Grant $7,100,611 $7,100,611 $7,100,611 $ 0 0.0% $ 0 0.0%
Non-public School
Transportation $ 0 $ 0 $ 0 $ 0 n/a $ 0 n/a
Public School
Transportation $106,753 $91,559 $91,559 $-15,194 -14.2% $ 0 0.0%
Sub-Total:
Education $7,221,441 $7,204,715 $7,204,715 $-16,726 - 0.2% $ 0 0.0%
Non-Education
Local Capital
Improvement $121,797 $121,732 $121,732 $- 65 - 0.1% $ 0 0.0%
Pequot-Mohegan
Grant $542,233 $459,841 $329,384 $-212,849 -39.3% $-130,457 -28.4%
PILOT: Colleges &
Hospitals $63,141 $53,349 $53,349 $-9,792 -15.5% $ 0 0.0%
PILOT: State-owned
Property $959,237 $823,302 $923,302 $-35,935 - 3.7% $100,000 12.1%
Town Aid Road
Grant $158,523 $116,250 $142,674 $-15,849 -10.0% $26,424 22.7%
Sub-Total: Non-
Education $1,844,931 $1,574,474 $1,570,441 $-274,490 -14.9% $-4,033 - 0.3%

Total: Education & $9,066,372 $8,779,189 $8,775,156 $-291,216 - 3.2% $-4,033 0.0%
Non-Education
*Some grants are not listed because town-by-town amounts are not currently available. Many of these grants will be featured in an upcoming CCM report.

Notes to Individual Grants for FY2009-10:


• Adult Education – $20.6 million statewide (no change • LoCIP – $30 million statewide (no change from FY2008-
from FY2008-09). 09, but state bonding package has not been finalized).
• ECS –$1.9 billion statewide (no change from FY2008- • Pequot/Mohegan - $61.8 million statewide ($31.2 million
09). reduction from FY2008-09).

• Non-Public School Transportation - $4 million • PILOT: Colleges and Hospitals - $115.4 million statewide
statewide (no change from FY2008-09). ($7 million reduction from FY2008-09).

• Public School Transportation - $48 million statewide • PILOT: State-Owned Property – $ 73.5 million statewide
(no change from FY2008-09). ($6.5 million reduction from FY2008-09).

• Town Aid Roads – $27 million statewide ($3 million


statewide reduction from FY2008-09).
###
If you have any questions, please call Barbara Rua, Gian-Carl Casa, or Jim Finley of CCM at (203) 498-3000.
April 2, 2009

PLEASE DELIVER IMMEDIATELY TO MAYOR, FIRST SELECTMAN,


CITY/TOWN MANAGER & FINANCE DIRECTOR

Appropriations Committee’s Proposed Budget Impact on:


Easton
Today, April 2, 2009, the Appropriations Committee released a proposed budget for FY 2009-10 and FY 2010-11.
Below please find a summary of the major statewide changes.
Change: Change:
Appropriations Appropriations
Proposal Proposal (FY2009-
Governor’s Appropriations (FY2009-10) over 10) over Governor's
Current Year Proposal Proposal (FY2009- Current Year Proposal (FY2009-
Grant: (FY2008-09) (FY2009-10) 10) (FY2008-09) 10)
($) ($) ($) ($) ($)

DECD Tax
Abatement $1.7 million $0 $1.7 million No change. $1.7 million
DECD Payment in
Lieu of Taxes $2.2 million $0 $2.2 million No change. $2.2 million

Magnet Schools $121.5 million $135 million $154.3 million $32.8 million $19.3 million
Pequot-Mohegan
Grant $93 million $86.3 million $61.8 million $-31.2 million $-24.5 million
PILOT: Colleges &
Hospitals $122.4 million $115.4 million $115.4 million $-7 million No change.
PILOT: State
Owned Property $80 million $73 million $73.5 million $-6.5 million $.5 million
Priority School
Districts $124.1 million $116.7 million $117.7 million $-6.4 million $1 million
Town Aid Road
Grant $30 million $22 million $27 million $-3 million $5 million

The Appropriations Committee has proposed level-funding the following programs: Education Cost Sharing,
Special Education, School Transportation, and Adult Education.

LoCIP is expected to remain funded at $30 million, but the entire state bonding package has not yet been finalized
by the Finance, Revenue and Bonding committee. The Appropriations and Finance Committee leadership have
discussed regional incentive programs similar to the $50 million bond funding proposal by Governor Rell, and are
supporting other efforts to promote regional revenue sharing. However, the Finance Committee has not yet acted
on those proposals.
At first glance it appears this proposal increases education funding by $21.3 million over the Governor’s
proposed budget, but decreases non-education aid by $15 million compared to the Governor’s proposed
budget.

Please note that grants to individual towns and cities may vary due to changes in grant formula elements.

Below is CCM’s preliminary analysis of the impacts on Easton under this plan for certain key grant programs.
Change: Appropriations
Current Governor’s Appropriations Change: Appropriations Proposal (FY2009-10) over
Year Proposal Proposal Proposal (FY2009-10) over Governor's Proposal
Grant: (FY2008-09) (FY2009-10) (FY2009-10) Current Year (FY2008-09) (FY2009-10)
($) ($) ($) ($) (%) ($) (%)
Education      
Adult Education $ 128 $ 141 $ 141 $ 13 10.2% $ 0 0.0%
ECS Grant $593,868 $593,868 $593,868 $ 0 0.0% $ 0 0.0%
Non-public School
Transportation $ 0 $ 0 $ 0 $ 0 n/a $ 0 n/a
Public School
Transportation $ 648 $ 647 $ 647 $- 1 - 0.2% $ 0 0.0%
Sub-Total:
Education $594,644 $594,656 $594,656 $ 12 0.0% $ 0 0.0%
Non-Education
Local Capital
Improvement $66,041 $66,028 $66,028 $- 13 0.0% $ 0 0.0%
Pequot-Mohegan
Grant $21,395 $11,965 $8,571 $-12,824 -59.9% $-3,394 -28.4%
PILOT: Colleges &
Hospitals $ 0 $ 0 $ 0 $ 0 n/a $ 0 n/a
PILOT: State-owned
Property $74,532 $63,617 $63,617 $-10,915 -14.6% $ 0 0.0%
Town Aid Road
Grant $113,635 $83,332 $102,273 $-11,362 -10.0% $18,941 22.7%
Sub-Total: Non-
Education $275,603 $224,942 $240,489 $-35,114 -12.7% $15,547 6.9%

Total: Education & $870,247 $819,598 $835,145 $-35,102 - 4.0% $15,547 1.9%
Non-Education
*Some grants are not listed because town-by-town amounts are not currently available. Many of these grants will be featured in an upcoming CCM report.

Notes to Individual Grants for FY2009-10:


• Adult Education – $20.6 million statewide (no change • LoCIP – $30 million statewide (no change from FY2008-
from FY2008-09). 09, but state bonding package has not been finalized).
• ECS –$1.9 billion statewide (no change from FY2008- • Pequot/Mohegan - $61.8 million statewide ($31.2 million
09). reduction from FY2008-09).

• Non-Public School Transportation - $4 million • PILOT: Colleges and Hospitals - $115.4 million statewide
statewide (no change from FY2008-09). ($7 million reduction from FY2008-09).

• Public School Transportation - $48 million statewide • PILOT: State-Owned Property – $ 73.5 million statewide
(no change from FY2008-09). ($6.5 million reduction from FY2008-09).

• Town Aid Roads – $27 million statewide ($3 million


statewide reduction from FY2008-09).
###
If you have any questions, please call Barbara Rua, Gian-Carl Casa, or Jim Finley of CCM at (203) 498-3000.
April 2, 2009

PLEASE DELIVER IMMEDIATELY TO MAYOR, FIRST SELECTMAN,


CITY/TOWN MANAGER & FINANCE DIRECTOR

Appropriations Committee’s Proposed Budget Impact on:


East Windsor
Today, April 2, 2009, the Appropriations Committee released a proposed budget for FY 2009-10 and FY 2010-11.
Below please find a summary of the major statewide changes.
Change: Change:
Appropriations Appropriations
Proposal Proposal (FY2009-
Governor’s Appropriations (FY2009-10) over 10) over Governor's
Current Year Proposal Proposal (FY2009- Current Year Proposal (FY2009-
Grant: (FY2008-09) (FY2009-10) 10) (FY2008-09) 10)
($) ($) ($) ($) ($)

DECD Tax
Abatement $1.7 million $0 $1.7 million No change. $1.7 million
DECD Payment in
Lieu of Taxes $2.2 million $0 $2.2 million No change. $2.2 million

Magnet Schools $121.5 million $135 million $154.3 million $32.8 million $19.3 million
Pequot-Mohegan
Grant $93 million $86.3 million $61.8 million $-31.2 million $-24.5 million
PILOT: Colleges &
Hospitals $122.4 million $115.4 million $115.4 million $-7 million No change.
PILOT: State
Owned Property $80 million $73 million $73.5 million $-6.5 million $.5 million
Priority School
Districts $124.1 million $116.7 million $117.7 million $-6.4 million $1 million
Town Aid Road
Grant $30 million $22 million $27 million $-3 million $5 million

The Appropriations Committee has proposed level-funding the following programs: Education Cost Sharing,
Special Education, School Transportation, and Adult Education.

LoCIP is expected to remain funded at $30 million, but the entire state bonding package has not yet been finalized
by the Finance, Revenue and Bonding committee. The Appropriations and Finance Committee leadership have
discussed regional incentive programs similar to the $50 million bond funding proposal by Governor Rell, and are
supporting other efforts to promote regional revenue sharing. However, the Finance Committee has not yet acted
on those proposals.
At first glance it appears this proposal increases education funding by $21.3 million over the Governor’s
proposed budget, but decreases non-education aid by $15 million compared to the Governor’s proposed
budget.

Please note that grants to individual towns and cities may vary due to changes in grant formula elements.

Below is CCM’s preliminary analysis of the impacts on East Windsor under this plan for certain key grant
programs.
Change: Appropriations
Current Governor’s Appropriations Change: Appropriations Proposal (FY2009-10) over
Year Proposal Proposal Proposal (FY2009-10) over Governor's Proposal
Grant: (FY2008-09) (FY2009-10) (FY2009-10) Current Year (FY2008-09) (FY2009-10)
($) ($) ($) ($) (%) ($) (%)
Education      
Adult Education $14,429 $14,049 $14,049 $- 380 - 2.6% $ 0 0.0%
ECS Grant $5,482,135 $5,482,135 $5,482,135 $ 0 0.0% $ 0 0.0%
Non-public School
Transportation $ 0 $ 0 $ 0 $ 0 n/a $ 0 n/a
Public School
Transportation $187,437 $181,028 $181,028 $-6,409 - 3.4% $ 0 0.0%
Sub-Total:
Education $5,684,001 $5,677,212 $5,677,212 $-6,789 - 0.1% $ 0 0.0%
Non-Education
Local Capital
Improvement $78,253 $78,224 $78,224 $- 29 0.0% $ 0 0.0%
Pequot-Mohegan
Grant $83,708 $59,489 $42,612 $-41,096 -49.1% $-16,877 -28.4%
PILOT: Colleges &
Hospitals $ 0 $ 0 $ 0 $ 0 n/a $ 0 n/a
PILOT: State-owned
Property $104,463 $88,966 $88,966 $-15,497 -14.8% $ 0 0.0%
Town Aid Road
Grant $129,808 $95,192 $116,829 $-12,979 -10.0% $21,637 22.7%
Sub-Total: Non-
Education $396,232 $321,871 $326,631 $-69,601 -17.6% $4,760 1.5%

Total: Education & $6,080,233 $5,999,083 $6,003,843 $-76,390 - 1.3% $4,760 0.1%
Non-Education
*Some grants are not listed because town-by-town amounts are not currently available. Many of these grants will be featured in an upcoming CCM report.

Notes to Individual Grants for FY2009-10:


• Adult Education – $20.6 million statewide (no change • LoCIP – $30 million statewide (no change from FY2008-
from FY2008-09). 09, but state bonding package has not been finalized).
• ECS –$1.9 billion statewide (no change from FY2008- • Pequot/Mohegan - $61.8 million statewide ($31.2 million
09). reduction from FY2008-09).

• Non-Public School Transportation - $4 million • PILOT: Colleges and Hospitals - $115.4 million statewide
statewide (no change from FY2008-09). ($7 million reduction from FY2008-09).

• Public School Transportation - $48 million statewide • PILOT: State-Owned Property – $ 73.5 million statewide
(no change from FY2008-09). ($6.5 million reduction from FY2008-09).

• Town Aid Roads – $27 million statewide ($3 million


statewide reduction from FY2008-09).
###
If you have any questions, please call Barbara Rua, Gian-Carl Casa, or Jim Finley of CCM at (203) 498-3000.
April 2, 2009

PLEASE DELIVER IMMEDIATELY TO MAYOR, FIRST SELECTMAN,


CITY/TOWN MANAGER & FINANCE DIRECTOR

Appropriations Committee’s Proposed Budget Impact on:


Ellington
Today, April 2, 2009, the Appropriations Committee released a proposed budget for FY 2009-10 and FY 2010-11.
Below please find a summary of the major statewide changes.
Change: Change:
Appropriations Appropriations
Proposal Proposal (FY2009-
Governor’s Appropriations (FY2009-10) over 10) over Governor's
Current Year Proposal Proposal (FY2009- Current Year Proposal (FY2009-
Grant: (FY2008-09) (FY2009-10) 10) (FY2008-09) 10)
($) ($) ($) ($) ($)

DECD Tax
Abatement $1.7 million $0 $1.7 million No change. $1.7 million
DECD Payment in
Lieu of Taxes $2.2 million $0 $2.2 million No change. $2.2 million

Magnet Schools $121.5 million $135 million $154.3 million $32.8 million $19.3 million
Pequot-Mohegan
Grant $93 million $86.3 million $61.8 million $-31.2 million $-24.5 million
PILOT: Colleges &
Hospitals $122.4 million $115.4 million $115.4 million $-7 million No change.
PILOT: State
Owned Property $80 million $73 million $73.5 million $-6.5 million $.5 million
Priority School
Districts $124.1 million $116.7 million $117.7 million $-6.4 million $1 million
Town Aid Road
Grant $30 million $22 million $27 million $-3 million $5 million

The Appropriations Committee has proposed level-funding the following programs: Education Cost Sharing,
Special Education, School Transportation, and Adult Education.

LoCIP is expected to remain funded at $30 million, but the entire state bonding package has not yet been finalized
by the Finance, Revenue and Bonding committee. The Appropriations and Finance Committee leadership have
discussed regional incentive programs similar to the $50 million bond funding proposal by Governor Rell, and are
supporting other efforts to promote regional revenue sharing. However, the Finance Committee has not yet acted
on those proposals.
At first glance it appears this proposal increases education funding by $21.3 million over the Governor’s
proposed budget, but decreases non-education aid by $15 million compared to the Governor’s proposed
budget.

Please note that grants to individual towns and cities may vary due to changes in grant formula elements.

Below is CCM’s preliminary analysis of the impacts on Ellington under this plan for certain key grant programs.
Change: Appropriations
Current Governor’s Appropriations Change: Appropriations Proposal (FY2009-10) over
Year Proposal Proposal Proposal (FY2009-10) over Governor's Proposal
Grant: (FY2008-09) (FY2009-10) (FY2009-10) Current Year (FY2008-09) (FY2009-10)
($) ($) ($) ($) (%) ($) (%)
Education      
Adult Education $14,297 $15,477 $15,477 $1,180 8.3% $ 0 0.0%
ECS Grant $9,504,917 $9,504,917 $9,504,917 $ 0 0.0% $ 0 0.0%
Non-public School
Transportation $ 0 $ 0 $ 0 $ 0 n/a $ 0 n/a
Public School
Transportation $315,447 $344,703 $344,703 $29,256 9.3% $ 0 0.0%
Sub-Total:
Education $9,834,661 $9,865,097 $9,865,097 $30,436 0.3% $ 0 0.0%
Non-Education
Local Capital
Improvement $106,105 $106,065 $106,065 $- 40 0.0% $ 0 0.0%
Pequot-Mohegan
Grant $103,965 $68,941 $49,382 $-54,583 -52.5% $-19,559 -28.4%
PILOT: Colleges &
Hospitals $ 0 $ 0 $ 0 $ 0 n/a $ 0 n/a
PILOT: State-owned
Property $7,739 $6,428 $6,428 $-1,311 -16.9% $ 0 0.0%
Town Aid Road
Grant $168,837 $123,814 $151,957 $-16,880 -10.0% $28,143 22.7%
Sub-Total: Non-
Education $386,646 $305,248 $313,832 $-72,814 -18.8% $8,584 2.8%

Total: Education & $10,221,307 $10,170,345 $10,178,929 $-42,378 - 0.4% $8,584 0.1%
Non-Education
*Some grants are not listed because town-by-town amounts are not currently available. Many of these grants will be featured in an upcoming CCM report.

Notes to Individual Grants for FY2009-10:


• Adult Education – $20.6 million statewide (no change • LoCIP – $30 million statewide (no change from FY2008-
from FY2008-09). 09, but state bonding package has not been finalized).
• ECS –$1.9 billion statewide (no change from FY2008- • Pequot/Mohegan - $61.8 million statewide ($31.2 million
09). reduction from FY2008-09).

• Non-Public School Transportation - $4 million • PILOT: Colleges and Hospitals - $115.4 million statewide
statewide (no change from FY2008-09). ($7 million reduction from FY2008-09).

• Public School Transportation - $48 million statewide • PILOT: State-Owned Property – $ 73.5 million statewide
(no change from FY2008-09). ($6.5 million reduction from FY2008-09).

• Town Aid Roads – $27 million statewide ($3 million


statewide reduction from FY2008-09).
###
If you have any questions, please call Barbara Rua, Gian-Carl Casa, or Jim Finley of CCM at (203) 498-3000.
April 2, 2009

PLEASE DELIVER IMMEDIATELY TO MAYOR, FIRST SELECTMAN,


CITY/TOWN MANAGER & FINANCE DIRECTOR

Appropriations Committee’s Proposed Budget Impact on:


Enfield
Today, April 2, 2009, the Appropriations Committee released a proposed budget for FY 2009-10 and FY 2010-11.
Below please find a summary of the major statewide changes.
Change: Change:
Appropriations Appropriations
Proposal Proposal (FY2009-
Governor’s Appropriations (FY2009-10) over 10) over Governor's
Current Year Proposal Proposal (FY2009- Current Year Proposal (FY2009-
Grant: (FY2008-09) (FY2009-10) 10) (FY2008-09) 10)
($) ($) ($) ($) ($)

DECD Tax
Abatement $1.7 million $0 $1.7 million No change. $1.7 million
DECD Payment in
Lieu of Taxes $2.2 million $0 $2.2 million No change. $2.2 million

Magnet Schools $121.5 million $135 million $154.3 million $32.8 million $19.3 million
Pequot-Mohegan
Grant $93 million $86.3 million $61.8 million $-31.2 million $-24.5 million
PILOT: Colleges &
Hospitals $122.4 million $115.4 million $115.4 million $-7 million No change.
PILOT: State
Owned Property $80 million $73 million $73.5 million $-6.5 million $.5 million
Priority School
Districts $124.1 million $116.7 million $117.7 million $-6.4 million $1 million
Town Aid Road
Grant $30 million $22 million $27 million $-3 million $5 million

The Appropriations Committee has proposed level-funding the following programs: Education Cost Sharing,
Special Education, School Transportation, and Adult Education.

LoCIP is expected to remain funded at $30 million, but the entire state bonding package has not yet been finalized
by the Finance, Revenue and Bonding committee. The Appropriations and Finance Committee leadership have
discussed regional incentive programs similar to the $50 million bond funding proposal by Governor Rell, and are
supporting other efforts to promote regional revenue sharing. However, the Finance Committee has not yet acted
on those proposals.
At first glance it appears this proposal increases education funding by $21.3 million over the Governor’s
proposed budget, but decreases non-education aid by $15 million compared to the Governor’s proposed
budget.

Please note that grants to individual towns and cities may vary due to changes in grant formula elements.

Below is CCM’s preliminary analysis of the impacts on Enfield under this plan for certain key grant programs.
Change: Appropriations
Current Governor’s Appropriations Change: Appropriations Proposal (FY2009-10) over
Year Proposal Proposal Proposal (FY2009-10) over Governor's Proposal
Grant: (FY2008-09) (FY2009-10) (FY2009-10) Current Year (FY2008-09) (FY2009-10)
($) ($) ($) ($) (%) ($) (%)
Education      
Adult Education $95,256 $95,323 $95,323 $ 67 0.1% $ 0 0.0%
ECS Grant $28,380,144 $28,380,144 $28,380,144 $ 0 0.0% $ 0 0.0%
Non-public School
Transportation $115,840 $116,424 $116,424 $ 584 0.5% $ 0 0.0%
Public School
Transportation $656,195 $654,501 $654,501 $-1,694 - 0.3% $ 0 0.0%
Sub-Total:
Education $29,247,435 $29,246,392 $29,246,392 $-1,043 0.0% $ 0 0.0%
Non-Education
Local Capital
Improvement $347,068 $346,680 $346,680 $- 388 - 0.1% $ 0 0.0%
Pequot-Mohegan
Grant $2,009,682 $1,549,632 $1,110,001 $-899,681 -44.8% $-439,631 -28.4%
PILOT: Colleges &
Hospitals $53,075 $42,324 $42,324 $-10,751 -20.3% $ 0 0.0%
PILOT: State-owned
Property $1,387,558 $1,151,446 $1,151,446 $-236,112 -17.0% $ 0 0.0%
Town Aid Road
Grant $276,709 $202,920 $249,044 $-27,665 -10.0% $46,124 22.7%
Sub-Total: Non-
Education $4,074,092 $3,293,002 $2,899,495 $-1,174,597 -28.8% $-393,507 -11.9%

Total: Education & $33,321,527 $32,539,394 $32,145,887 $-1,175,640 - 3.5% $-393,507 - 1.2%
Non-Education
*Some grants are not listed because town-by-town amounts are not currently available. Many of these grants will be featured in an upcoming CCM report.

Notes to Individual Grants for FY2009-10:


• Adult Education – $20.6 million statewide (no change • LoCIP – $30 million statewide (no change from FY2008-
from FY2008-09). 09, but state bonding package has not been finalized).
• ECS –$1.9 billion statewide (no change from FY2008- • Pequot/Mohegan - $61.8 million statewide ($31.2 million
09). reduction from FY2008-09).

• Non-Public School Transportation - $4 million • PILOT: Colleges and Hospitals - $115.4 million statewide
statewide (no change from FY2008-09). ($7 million reduction from FY2008-09).

• Public School Transportation - $48 million statewide • PILOT: State-Owned Property – $ 73.5 million statewide
(no change from FY2008-09). ($6.5 million reduction from FY2008-09).

• Town Aid Roads – $27 million statewide ($3 million


statewide reduction from FY2008-09).
###
If you have any questions, please call Barbara Rua, Gian-Carl Casa, or Jim Finley of CCM at (203) 498-3000.
April 2, 2009

PLEASE DELIVER IMMEDIATELY TO MAYOR, FIRST SELECTMAN,


CITY/TOWN MANAGER & FINANCE DIRECTOR

Appropriations Committee’s Proposed Budget Impact on:


Essex
Today, April 2, 2009, the Appropriations Committee released a proposed budget for FY 2009-10 and FY 2010-11.
Below please find a summary of the major statewide changes.
Change: Change:
Appropriations Appropriations
Proposal Proposal (FY2009-
Governor’s Appropriations (FY2009-10) over 10) over Governor's
Current Year Proposal Proposal (FY2009- Current Year Proposal (FY2009-
Grant: (FY2008-09) (FY2009-10) 10) (FY2008-09) 10)
($) ($) ($) ($) ($)

DECD Tax
Abatement $1.7 million $0 $1.7 million No change. $1.7 million
DECD Payment in
Lieu of Taxes $2.2 million $0 $2.2 million No change. $2.2 million

Magnet Schools $121.5 million $135 million $154.3 million $32.8 million $19.3 million
Pequot-Mohegan
Grant $93 million $86.3 million $61.8 million $-31.2 million $-24.5 million
PILOT: Colleges &
Hospitals $122.4 million $115.4 million $115.4 million $-7 million No change.
PILOT: State
Owned Property $80 million $73 million $73.5 million $-6.5 million $.5 million
Priority School
Districts $124.1 million $116.7 million $117.7 million $-6.4 million $1 million
Town Aid Road
Grant $30 million $22 million $27 million $-3 million $5 million

The Appropriations Committee has proposed level-funding the following programs: Education Cost Sharing,
Special Education, School Transportation, and Adult Education.

LoCIP is expected to remain funded at $30 million, but the entire state bonding package has not yet been finalized
by the Finance, Revenue and Bonding committee. The Appropriations and Finance Committee leadership have
discussed regional incentive programs similar to the $50 million bond funding proposal by Governor Rell, and are
supporting other efforts to promote regional revenue sharing. However, the Finance Committee has not yet acted
on those proposals.
At first glance it appears this proposal increases education funding by $21.3 million over the Governor’s
proposed budget, but decreases non-education aid by $15 million compared to the Governor’s proposed
budget.

Please note that grants to individual towns and cities may vary due to changes in grant formula elements.

Below is CCM’s preliminary analysis of the impacts on Essex under this plan for certain key grant programs.
Change: Appropriations
Current Governor’s Appropriations Change: Appropriations Proposal (FY2009-10) over
Year Proposal Proposal Proposal (FY2009-10) over Governor's Proposal
Grant: (FY2008-09) (FY2009-10) (FY2009-10) Current Year (FY2008-09) (FY2009-10)
($) ($) ($) ($) (%) ($) (%)
Education      
Adult Education $ 0 $ 0 $ 0 $ 0 n/a $ 0 n/a
ECS Grant $389,697 $389,697 $389,697 $ 0 0.0% $ 0 0.0%
Non-public School
Transportation $ 0 $ 0 $ 0 $ 0 n/a $ 0 n/a
Public School
Transportation $1,976 $1,970 $1,970 $- 6 - 0.3% $ 0 0.0%
Sub-Total:
Education $391,673 $391,667 $391,667 $- 6 0.0% $ 0 0.0%
Non-Education
Local Capital
Improvement $41,903 $41,875 $41,875 $- 28 - 0.1% $ 0 0.0%
Pequot-Mohegan
Grant $26,866 $16,066 $11,508 $-15,358 -57.2% $-4,558 -28.4%
PILOT: Colleges &
Hospitals $14,139 $12,029 $12,029 $-2,110 -14.9% $ 0 0.0%
PILOT: State-owned
Property $8,416 $7,156 $7,156 $-1,260 -15.0% $ 0 0.0%
Town Aid Road
Grant $109,012 $79,942 $98,113 $-10,899 -10.0% $18,171 22.7%
Sub-Total: Non-
Education $200,336 $157,068 $170,681 $-29,655 -14.8% $13,613 8.7%

Total: Education & $592,009 $548,735 $562,348 $-29,661 - 5.0% $13,613 2.5%
Non-Education
*Some grants are not listed because town-by-town amounts are not currently available. Many of these grants will be featured in an upcoming CCM report.

Notes to Individual Grants for FY2009-10:


• Adult Education – $20.6 million statewide (no change • LoCIP – $30 million statewide (no change from FY2008-
from FY2008-09). 09, but state bonding package has not been finalized).
• ECS –$1.9 billion statewide (no change from FY2008- • Pequot/Mohegan - $61.8 million statewide ($31.2 million
09). reduction from FY2008-09).

• Non-Public School Transportation - $4 million • PILOT: Colleges and Hospitals - $115.4 million statewide
statewide (no change from FY2008-09). ($7 million reduction from FY2008-09).

• Public School Transportation - $48 million statewide • PILOT: State-Owned Property – $ 73.5 million statewide
(no change from FY2008-09). ($6.5 million reduction from FY2008-09).

• Town Aid Roads – $27 million statewide ($3 million


statewide reduction from FY2008-09).
###
If you have any questions, please call Barbara Rua, Gian-Carl Casa, or Jim Finley of CCM at (203) 498-3000.
April 2, 2009

PLEASE DELIVER IMMEDIATELY TO MAYOR, FIRST SELECTMAN,


CITY/TOWN MANAGER & FINANCE DIRECTOR

Appropriations Committee’s Proposed Budget Impact on:


Fairfield
Today, April 2, 2009, the Appropriations Committee released a proposed budget for FY 2009-10 and FY 2010-11.
Below please find a summary of the major statewide changes.
Change: Change:
Appropriations Appropriations
Proposal Proposal (FY2009-
Governor’s Appropriations (FY2009-10) over 10) over Governor's
Current Year Proposal Proposal (FY2009- Current Year Proposal (FY2009-
Grant: (FY2008-09) (FY2009-10) 10) (FY2008-09) 10)
($) ($) ($) ($) ($)

DECD Tax
Abatement $1.7 million $0 $1.7 million No change. $1.7 million
DECD Payment in
Lieu of Taxes $2.2 million $0 $2.2 million No change. $2.2 million

Magnet Schools $121.5 million $135 million $154.3 million $32.8 million $19.3 million
Pequot-Mohegan
Grant $93 million $86.3 million $61.8 million $-31.2 million $-24.5 million
PILOT: Colleges &
Hospitals $122.4 million $115.4 million $115.4 million $-7 million No change.
PILOT: State
Owned Property $80 million $73 million $73.5 million $-6.5 million $.5 million
Priority School
Districts $124.1 million $116.7 million $117.7 million $-6.4 million $1 million
Town Aid Road
Grant $30 million $22 million $27 million $-3 million $5 million

The Appropriations Committee has proposed level-funding the following programs: Education Cost Sharing,
Special Education, School Transportation, and Adult Education.

LoCIP is expected to remain funded at $30 million, but the entire state bonding package has not yet been finalized
by the Finance, Revenue and Bonding committee. The Appropriations and Finance Committee leadership have
discussed regional incentive programs similar to the $50 million bond funding proposal by Governor Rell, and are
supporting other efforts to promote regional revenue sharing. However, the Finance Committee has not yet acted
on those proposals.
At first glance it appears this proposal increases education funding by $21.3 million over the Governor’s
proposed budget, but decreases non-education aid by $15 million compared to the Governor’s proposed
budget.

Please note that grants to individual towns and cities may vary due to changes in grant formula elements.

Below is CCM’s preliminary analysis of the impacts on Fairfield under this plan for certain key grant programs.
Change: Appropriations
Current Governor’s Appropriations Change: Appropriations Proposal (FY2009-10) over
Year Proposal Proposal Proposal (FY2009-10) over Governor's Proposal
Grant: (FY2008-09) (FY2009-10) (FY2009-10) Current Year (FY2008-09) (FY2009-10)
($) ($) ($) ($) (%) ($) (%)
Education      
Adult Education $10,640 $11,319 $11,319 $ 679 6.4% $ 0 0.0%
ECS Grant $3,590,008 $3,590,008 $3,590,008 $ 0 0.0% $ 0 0.0%
Non-public School
Transportation $ 0 $ 0 $ 0 $ 0 n/a $ 0 n/a
Public School
Transportation $7,445 $7,426 $7,426 $- 19 - 0.3% $ 0 0.0%
Sub-Total:
Education $3,608,093 $3,608,753 $3,608,753 $ 660 0.0% $ 0 0.0%
Non-Education
Local Capital
Improvement $369,303 $368,617 $368,617 $- 686 - 0.2% $ 0 0.0%
Pequot-Mohegan
Grant $509,561 $426,848 $305,751 $-203,810 -40.0% $-121,097 -28.4%
PILOT: Colleges &
Hospitals $2,914,146 $2,540,566 $2,540,566 $-373,580 -12.8% $ 0 0.0%
PILOT: State-owned
Property $40,649 $35,998 $35,998 $-4,651 -11.4% $ 0 0.0%
Town Aid Road
Grant $353,371 $259,139 $318,041 $-35,330 -10.0% $58,902 22.7%
Sub-Total: Non-
Education $4,187,030 $3,631,168 $3,568,974 $-618,056 -14.8% $-62,194 - 1.7%

Total: Education & $7,795,123 $7,239,921 $7,177,727 $-617,396 - 7.9% $-62,194 - 0.9%
Non-Education
*Some grants are not listed because town-by-town amounts are not currently available. Many of these grants will be featured in an upcoming CCM report.

Notes to Individual Grants for FY2009-10:


• Adult Education – $20.6 million statewide (no change • LoCIP – $30 million statewide (no change from FY2008-
from FY2008-09). 09, but state bonding package has not been finalized).
• ECS –$1.9 billion statewide (no change from FY2008- • Pequot/Mohegan - $61.8 million statewide ($31.2 million
09). reduction from FY2008-09).

• Non-Public School Transportation - $4 million • PILOT: Colleges and Hospitals - $115.4 million statewide
statewide (no change from FY2008-09). ($7 million reduction from FY2008-09).

• Public School Transportation - $48 million statewide • PILOT: State-Owned Property – $ 73.5 million statewide
(no change from FY2008-09). ($6.5 million reduction from FY2008-09).

• Town Aid Roads – $27 million statewide ($3 million


statewide reduction from FY2008-09).
###
If you have any questions, please call Barbara Rua, Gian-Carl Casa, or Jim Finley of CCM at (203) 498-3000.
April 2, 2009

PLEASE DELIVER IMMEDIATELY TO MAYOR, FIRST SELECTMAN,


CITY/TOWN MANAGER & FINANCE DIRECTOR

Appropriations Committee’s Proposed Budget Impact on:


Farmington
Today, April 2, 2009, the Appropriations Committee released a proposed budget for FY 2009-10 and FY 2010-11.
Below please find a summary of the major statewide changes.
Change: Change:
Appropriations Appropriations
Proposal Proposal (FY2009-
Governor’s Appropriations (FY2009-10) over 10) over Governor's
Current Year Proposal Proposal (FY2009- Current Year Proposal (FY2009-
Grant: (FY2008-09) (FY2009-10) 10) (FY2008-09) 10)
($) ($) ($) ($) ($)

DECD Tax
Abatement $1.7 million $0 $1.7 million No change. $1.7 million
DECD Payment in
Lieu of Taxes $2.2 million $0 $2.2 million No change. $2.2 million

Magnet Schools $121.5 million $135 million $154.3 million $32.8 million $19.3 million
Pequot-Mohegan
Grant $93 million $86.3 million $61.8 million $-31.2 million $-24.5 million
PILOT: Colleges &
Hospitals $122.4 million $115.4 million $115.4 million $-7 million No change.
PILOT: State
Owned Property $80 million $73 million $73.5 million $-6.5 million $.5 million
Priority School
Districts $124.1 million $116.7 million $117.7 million $-6.4 million $1 million
Town Aid Road
Grant $30 million $22 million $27 million $-3 million $5 million

The Appropriations Committee has proposed level-funding the following programs: Education Cost Sharing,
Special Education, School Transportation, and Adult Education.

LoCIP is expected to remain funded at $30 million, but the entire state bonding package has not yet been finalized
by the Finance, Revenue and Bonding committee. The Appropriations and Finance Committee leadership have
discussed regional incentive programs similar to the $50 million bond funding proposal by Governor Rell, and are
supporting other efforts to promote regional revenue sharing. However, the Finance Committee has not yet acted
on those proposals.
At first glance it appears this proposal increases education funding by $21.3 million over the Governor’s
proposed budget, but decreases non-education aid by $15 million compared to the Governor’s proposed
budget.

Please note that grants to individual towns and cities may vary due to changes in grant formula elements.

Below is CCM’s preliminary analysis of the impacts on Farmington under this plan for certain key grant
programs.
Change: Appropriations
Current Governor’s Appropriations Change: Appropriations Proposal (FY2009-10) over
Year Proposal Proposal Proposal (FY2009-10) over Governor's Proposal
Grant: (FY2008-09) (FY2009-10) (FY2009-10) Current Year (FY2008-09) (FY2009-10)
($) ($) ($) ($) (%) ($) (%)
Education      
Adult Education $4,122 $4,125 $4,125 $ 3 0.1% $ 0 0.0%
ECS Grant $1,611,013 $1,611,013 $1,611,013 $ 0 0.0% $ 0 0.0%
Non-public School
Transportation $ 0 $ 0 $ 0 $ 0 n/a $ 0 n/a
Public School
Transportation $84,986 $84,766 $84,766 $- 220 - 0.3% $ 0 0.0%
Sub-Total:
Education $1,700,121 $1,699,904 $1,699,904 $- 217 0.0% $ 0 0.0%
Non-Education
Local Capital
Improvement $141,138 $140,997 $140,997 $- 141 - 0.1% $ 0 0.0%
Pequot-Mohegan
Grant $63,858 $211,459 $151,468 $87,610 137.2% $-59,991 -28.4%
PILOT: Colleges &
Hospitals $36,161 $36,066 $36,066 $- 95 - 0.3% $ 0 0.0%
PILOT: State-owned
Property $3,161,355 $3,016,415 $3,016,415 $-144,940 - 4.6% $ 0 0.0%
Town Aid Road
Grant $186,906 $137,065 $168,220 $-18,686 -10.0% $31,155 22.7%
Sub-Total: Non-
Education $3,589,418 $3,542,002 $3,513,166 $-76,252 - 2.1% $-28,836 - 0.8%

Total: Education & $5,289,539 $5,241,906 $5,213,070 $-76,469 - 1.4% $-28,836 - 0.6%
Non-Education
*Some grants are not listed because town-by-town amounts are not currently available. Many of these grants will be featured in an upcoming CCM report.

Notes to Individual Grants for FY2009-10:


• Adult Education – $20.6 million statewide (no change • LoCIP – $30 million statewide (no change from FY2008-
from FY2008-09). 09, but state bonding package has not been finalized).
• ECS –$1.9 billion statewide (no change from FY2008- • Pequot/Mohegan - $61.8 million statewide ($31.2 million
09). reduction from FY2008-09).

• Non-Public School Transportation - $4 million • PILOT: Colleges and Hospitals - $115.4 million statewide
statewide (no change from FY2008-09). ($7 million reduction from FY2008-09).

• Public School Transportation - $48 million statewide • PILOT: State-Owned Property – $ 73.5 million statewide
(no change from FY2008-09). ($6.5 million reduction from FY2008-09).

• Town Aid Roads – $27 million statewide ($3 million


statewide reduction from FY2008-09).
###
If you have any questions, please call Barbara Rua, Gian-Carl Casa, or Jim Finley of CCM at (203) 498-3000.
April 2, 2009

PLEASE DELIVER IMMEDIATELY TO MAYOR, FIRST SELECTMAN,


CITY/TOWN MANAGER & FINANCE DIRECTOR

Appropriations Committee’s Proposed Budget Impact on:


Franklin
Today, April 2, 2009, the Appropriations Committee released a proposed budget for FY 2009-10 and FY 2010-11.
Below please find a summary of the major statewide changes.
Change: Change:
Appropriations Appropriations
Proposal Proposal (FY2009-
Governor’s Appropriations (FY2009-10) over 10) over Governor's
Current Year Proposal Proposal (FY2009- Current Year Proposal (FY2009-
Grant: (FY2008-09) (FY2009-10) 10) (FY2008-09) 10)
($) ($) ($) ($) ($)

DECD Tax
Abatement $1.7 million $0 $1.7 million No change. $1.7 million
DECD Payment in
Lieu of Taxes $2.2 million $0 $2.2 million No change. $2.2 million

Magnet Schools $121.5 million $135 million $154.3 million $32.8 million $19.3 million
Pequot-Mohegan
Grant $93 million $86.3 million $61.8 million $-31.2 million $-24.5 million
PILOT: Colleges &
Hospitals $122.4 million $115.4 million $115.4 million $-7 million No change.
PILOT: State
Owned Property $80 million $73 million $73.5 million $-6.5 million $.5 million
Priority School
Districts $124.1 million $116.7 million $117.7 million $-6.4 million $1 million
Town Aid Road
Grant $30 million $22 million $27 million $-3 million $5 million

The Appropriations Committee has proposed level-funding the following programs: Education Cost Sharing,
Special Education, School Transportation, and Adult Education.

LoCIP is expected to remain funded at $30 million, but the entire state bonding package has not yet been finalized
by the Finance, Revenue and Bonding committee. The Appropriations and Finance Committee leadership have
discussed regional incentive programs similar to the $50 million bond funding proposal by Governor Rell, and are
supporting other efforts to promote regional revenue sharing. However, the Finance Committee has not yet acted
on those proposals.
At first glance it appears this proposal increases education funding by $21.3 million over the Governor’s
proposed budget, but decreases non-education aid by $15 million compared to the Governor’s proposed
budget.

Please note that grants to individual towns and cities may vary due to changes in grant formula elements.

Below is CCM’s preliminary analysis of the impacts on Franklin under this plan for certain key grant programs.
Change: Appropriations
Current Governor’s Appropriations Change: Appropriations Proposal (FY2009-10) over
Year Proposal Proposal Proposal (FY2009-10) over Governor's Proposal
Grant: (FY2008-09) (FY2009-10) (FY2009-10) Current Year (FY2008-09) (FY2009-10)
($) ($) ($) ($) (%) ($) (%)
Education      
Adult Education $2,811 $2,625 $2,625 $- 186 - 6.6% $ 0 0.0%
ECS Grant $941,077 $941,077 $941,077 $ 0 0.0% $ 0 0.0%
Non-public School
Transportation $ 0 $ 0 $ 0 $ 0 n/a $ 0 n/a
Public School
Transportation $35,541 $32,528 $32,528 $-3,013 - 8.5% $ 0 0.0%
Sub-Total:
Education $979,429 $976,230 $976,230 $-3,199 - 0.3% $ 0 0.0%
Non-Education
Local Capital
Improvement $17,805 $17,803 $17,803 $- 2 0.0% $ 0 0.0%
Pequot-Mohegan
Grant $32,608 $18,585 $13,312 $-19,296 -59.2% $-5,273 -28.4%
PILOT: Colleges &
Hospitals $ 0 $ 0 $ 0 $ 0 n/a $ 0 n/a
PILOT: State-owned
Property $18,690 $15,509 $15,509 $-3,181 -17.0% $ 0 0.0%
Town Aid Road
Grant $62,165 $45,588 $55,950 $-6,215 -10.0% $10,362 22.7%
Sub-Total: Non-
Education $131,268 $97,485 $102,575 $-28,693 -21.9% $5,090 5.2%

Total: Education & $1,110,697 $1,073,715 $1,078,805 $-31,892 - 2.9% $5,090 0.5%
Non-Education
*Some grants are not listed because town-by-town amounts are not currently available. Many of these grants will be featured in an upcoming CCM report.

Notes to Individual Grants for FY2009-10:


• Adult Education – $20.6 million statewide (no change • LoCIP – $30 million statewide (no change from FY2008-
from FY2008-09). 09, but state bonding package has not been finalized).
• ECS –$1.9 billion statewide (no change from FY2008- • Pequot/Mohegan - $61.8 million statewide ($31.2 million
09). reduction from FY2008-09).

• Non-Public School Transportation - $4 million • PILOT: Colleges and Hospitals - $115.4 million statewide
statewide (no change from FY2008-09). ($7 million reduction from FY2008-09).

• Public School Transportation - $48 million statewide • PILOT: State-Owned Property – $ 73.5 million statewide
(no change from FY2008-09). ($6.5 million reduction from FY2008-09).

• Town Aid Roads – $27 million statewide ($3 million


statewide reduction from FY2008-09).
###
If you have any questions, please call Barbara Rua, Gian-Carl Casa, or Jim Finley of CCM at (203) 498-3000.
April 2, 2009

PLEASE DELIVER IMMEDIATELY TO MAYOR, FIRST SELECTMAN,


CITY/TOWN MANAGER & FINANCE DIRECTOR

Appropriations Committee’s Proposed Budget Impact on:


Glastonbury
Today, April 2, 2009, the Appropriations Committee released a proposed budget for FY 2009-10 and FY 2010-11.
Below please find a summary of the major statewide changes.
Change: Change:
Appropriations Appropriations
Proposal Proposal (FY2009-
Governor’s Appropriations (FY2009-10) over 10) over Governor's
Current Year Proposal Proposal (FY2009- Current Year Proposal (FY2009-
Grant: (FY2008-09) (FY2009-10) 10) (FY2008-09) 10)
($) ($) ($) ($) ($)

DECD Tax
Abatement $1.7 million $0 $1.7 million No change. $1.7 million
DECD Payment in
Lieu of Taxes $2.2 million $0 $2.2 million No change. $2.2 million

Magnet Schools $121.5 million $135 million $154.3 million $32.8 million $19.3 million
Pequot-Mohegan
Grant $93 million $86.3 million $61.8 million $-31.2 million $-24.5 million
PILOT: Colleges &
Hospitals $122.4 million $115.4 million $115.4 million $-7 million No change.
PILOT: State
Owned Property $80 million $73 million $73.5 million $-6.5 million $.5 million
Priority School
Districts $124.1 million $116.7 million $117.7 million $-6.4 million $1 million
Town Aid Road
Grant $30 million $22 million $27 million $-3 million $5 million

The Appropriations Committee has proposed level-funding the following programs: Education Cost Sharing,
Special Education, School Transportation, and Adult Education.

LoCIP is expected to remain funded at $30 million, but the entire state bonding package has not yet been finalized
by the Finance, Revenue and Bonding committee. The Appropriations and Finance Committee leadership have
discussed regional incentive programs similar to the $50 million bond funding proposal by Governor Rell, and are
supporting other efforts to promote regional revenue sharing. However, the Finance Committee has not yet acted
on those proposals.
At first glance it appears this proposal increases education funding by $21.3 million over the Governor’s
proposed budget, but decreases non-education aid by $15 million compared to the Governor’s proposed
budget.

Please note that grants to individual towns and cities may vary due to changes in grant formula elements.

Below is CCM’s preliminary analysis of the impacts on Glastonbury under this plan for certain key grant
programs.
Change: Appropriations
Current Governor’s Appropriations Change: Appropriations Proposal (FY2009-10) over
Year Proposal Proposal Proposal (FY2009-10) over Governor's Proposal
Grant: (FY2008-09) (FY2009-10) (FY2009-10) Current Year (FY2008-09) (FY2009-10)
($) ($) ($) ($) (%) ($) (%)
Education      
Adult Education $5,737 $6,045 $6,045 $ 308 5.4% $ 0 0.0%
ECS Grant $6,201,152 $6,201,152 $6,201,152 $ 0 0.0% $ 0 0.0%
Non-public School
Transportation $ 0 $ 0 $ 0 $ 0 n/a $ 0 n/a
Public School
Transportation $177,286 $193,791 $193,791 $16,505 9.3% $ 0 0.0%
Sub-Total:
Education $6,384,175 $6,400,988 $6,400,988 $16,813 0.3% $ 0 0.0%
Non-Education
Local Capital
Improvement $203,822 $203,687 $203,687 $- 135 - 0.1% $ 0 0.0%
Pequot-Mohegan
Grant $76,375 $53,657 $38,435 $-37,940 -49.7% $-15,222 -28.4%
PILOT: Colleges &
Hospitals $ 0 $ 0 $ 0 $ 0 n/a $ 0 n/a
PILOT: State-owned
Property $66,509 $61,350 $61,350 $-5,159 - 7.8% $ 0 0.0%
Town Aid Road
Grant $231,171 $169,526 $208,059 $-23,112 -10.0% $38,533 22.7%
Sub-Total: Non-
Education $577,877 $488,220 $511,531 $-66,346 -11.5% $23,311 4.8%

Total: Education & $6,962,052 $6,889,208 $6,912,519 $-49,533 - 0.7% $23,311 0.3%
Non-Education
*Some grants are not listed because town-by-town amounts are not currently available. Many of these grants will be featured in an upcoming CCM report.

Notes to Individual Grants for FY2009-10:


• Adult Education – $20.6 million statewide (no change • LoCIP – $30 million statewide (no change from FY2008-
from FY2008-09). 09, but state bonding package has not been finalized).
• ECS –$1.9 billion statewide (no change from FY2008- • Pequot/Mohegan - $61.8 million statewide ($31.2 million
09). reduction from FY2008-09).

• Non-Public School Transportation - $4 million • PILOT: Colleges and Hospitals - $115.4 million statewide
statewide (no change from FY2008-09). ($7 million reduction from FY2008-09).

• Public School Transportation - $48 million statewide • PILOT: State-Owned Property – $ 73.5 million statewide
(no change from FY2008-09). ($6.5 million reduction from FY2008-09).

• Town Aid Roads – $27 million statewide ($3 million


statewide reduction from FY2008-09).
###
If you have any questions, please call Barbara Rua, Gian-Carl Casa, or Jim Finley of CCM at (203) 498-3000.
April 2, 2009

PLEASE DELIVER IMMEDIATELY TO MAYOR, FIRST SELECTMAN,


CITY/TOWN MANAGER & FINANCE DIRECTOR

Appropriations Committee’s Proposed Budget Impact on:


Goshen
Today, April 2, 2009, the Appropriations Committee released a proposed budget for FY 2009-10 and FY 2010-11.
Below please find a summary of the major statewide changes.
Change: Change:
Appropriations Appropriations
Proposal Proposal (FY2009-
Governor’s Appropriations (FY2009-10) over 10) over Governor's
Current Year Proposal Proposal (FY2009- Current Year Proposal (FY2009-
Grant: (FY2008-09) (FY2009-10) 10) (FY2008-09) 10)
($) ($) ($) ($) ($)

DECD Tax
Abatement $1.7 million $0 $1.7 million No change. $1.7 million
DECD Payment in
Lieu of Taxes $2.2 million $0 $2.2 million No change. $2.2 million

Magnet Schools $121.5 million $135 million $154.3 million $32.8 million $19.3 million
Pequot-Mohegan
Grant $93 million $86.3 million $61.8 million $-31.2 million $-24.5 million
PILOT: Colleges &
Hospitals $122.4 million $115.4 million $115.4 million $-7 million No change.
PILOT: State
Owned Property $80 million $73 million $73.5 million $-6.5 million $.5 million
Priority School
Districts $124.1 million $116.7 million $117.7 million $-6.4 million $1 million
Town Aid Road
Grant $30 million $22 million $27 million $-3 million $5 million

The Appropriations Committee has proposed level-funding the following programs: Education Cost Sharing,
Special Education, School Transportation, and Adult Education.

LoCIP is expected to remain funded at $30 million, but the entire state bonding package has not yet been finalized
by the Finance, Revenue and Bonding committee. The Appropriations and Finance Committee leadership have
discussed regional incentive programs similar to the $50 million bond funding proposal by Governor Rell, and are
supporting other efforts to promote regional revenue sharing. However, the Finance Committee has not yet acted
on those proposals.
At first glance it appears this proposal increases education funding by $21.3 million over the Governor’s
proposed budget, but decreases non-education aid by $15 million compared to the Governor’s proposed
budget.

Please note that grants to individual towns and cities may vary due to changes in grant formula elements.

Below is CCM’s preliminary analysis of the impacts on Goshen under this plan for certain key grant programs.
Change: Appropriations
Current Governor’s Appropriations Change: Appropriations Proposal (FY2009-10) over
Year Proposal Proposal Proposal (FY2009-10) over Governor's Proposal
Grant: (FY2008-09) (FY2009-10) (FY2009-10) Current Year (FY2008-09) (FY2009-10)
($) ($) ($) ($) (%) ($) (%)
Education      
Adult Education $ 0 $ 0 $ 0 $ 0 n/a $ 0 n/a
ECS Grant $218,188 $218,188 $218,188 $ 0 0.0% $ 0 0.0%
Non-public School
Transportation $ 0 $ 0 $ 0 $ 0 n/a $ 0 n/a
Public School
Transportation $ 0 $ 0 $ 0 $ 0 n/a $ 0 n/a
Sub-Total:
Education $218,188 $218,188 $218,188 $ 0 0.0% $ 0 0.0%
Non-Education
Local Capital
Improvement $43,915 $43,912 $43,912 $- 3 0.0% $ 0 0.0%
Pequot-Mohegan
Grant $21,762 $13,127 $9,403 $-12,359 -56.8% $-3,724 -28.4%
PILOT: Colleges &
Hospitals $ 0 $ 0 $ 0 $ 0 n/a $ 0 n/a
PILOT: State-owned
Property $19,445 $30,034 $30,034 $10,589 54.5% $ 0 0.0%
Town Aid Road
Grant $135,871 $99,639 $122,287 $-13,584 -10.0% $22,648 22.7%
Sub-Total: Non-
Education $220,993 $186,712 $205,636 $-15,357 - 6.9% $18,924 10.1%

Total: Education & $439,181 $404,900 $423,824 $-15,357 - 3.5% $18,924 4.7%
Non-Education
*Some grants are not listed because town-by-town amounts are not currently available. Many of these grants will be featured in an upcoming CCM report.

Notes to Individual Grants for FY2009-10:


• Adult Education – $20.6 million statewide (no change • LoCIP – $30 million statewide (no change from FY2008-
from FY2008-09). 09, but state bonding package has not been finalized).
• ECS –$1.9 billion statewide (no change from FY2008- • Pequot/Mohegan - $61.8 million statewide ($31.2 million
09). reduction from FY2008-09).

• Non-Public School Transportation - $4 million • PILOT: Colleges and Hospitals - $115.4 million statewide
statewide (no change from FY2008-09). ($7 million reduction from FY2008-09).

• Public School Transportation - $48 million statewide • PILOT: State-Owned Property – $ 73.5 million statewide
(no change from FY2008-09). ($6.5 million reduction from FY2008-09).

• Town Aid Roads – $27 million statewide ($3 million


statewide reduction from FY2008-09).
###
If you have any questions, please call Barbara Rua, Gian-Carl Casa, or Jim Finley of CCM at (203) 498-3000.
April 2, 2009

PLEASE DELIVER IMMEDIATELY TO MAYOR, FIRST SELECTMAN,


CITY/TOWN MANAGER & FINANCE DIRECTOR

Appropriations Committee’s Proposed Budget Impact on:


Granby
Today, April 2, 2009, the Appropriations Committee released a proposed budget for FY 2009-10 and FY 2010-11.
Below please find a summary of the major statewide changes.
Change: Change:
Appropriations Appropriations
Proposal Proposal (FY2009-
Governor’s Appropriations (FY2009-10) over 10) over Governor's
Current Year Proposal Proposal (FY2009- Current Year Proposal (FY2009-
Grant: (FY2008-09) (FY2009-10) 10) (FY2008-09) 10)
($) ($) ($) ($) ($)

DECD Tax
Abatement $1.7 million $0 $1.7 million No change. $1.7 million
DECD Payment in
Lieu of Taxes $2.2 million $0 $2.2 million No change. $2.2 million

Magnet Schools $121.5 million $135 million $154.3 million $32.8 million $19.3 million
Pequot-Mohegan
Grant $93 million $86.3 million $61.8 million $-31.2 million $-24.5 million
PILOT: Colleges &
Hospitals $122.4 million $115.4 million $115.4 million $-7 million No change.
PILOT: State
Owned Property $80 million $73 million $73.5 million $-6.5 million $.5 million
Priority School
Districts $124.1 million $116.7 million $117.7 million $-6.4 million $1 million
Town Aid Road
Grant $30 million $22 million $27 million $-3 million $5 million

The Appropriations Committee has proposed level-funding the following programs: Education Cost Sharing,
Special Education, School Transportation, and Adult Education.

LoCIP is expected to remain funded at $30 million, but the entire state bonding package has not yet been finalized
by the Finance, Revenue and Bonding committee. The Appropriations and Finance Committee leadership have
discussed regional incentive programs similar to the $50 million bond funding proposal by Governor Rell, and are
supporting other efforts to promote regional revenue sharing. However, the Finance Committee has not yet acted
on those proposals.
At first glance it appears this proposal increases education funding by $21.3 million over the Governor’s
proposed budget, but decreases non-education aid by $15 million compared to the Governor’s proposed
budget.

Please note that grants to individual towns and cities may vary due to changes in grant formula elements.

Below is CCM’s preliminary analysis of the impacts on Granby under this plan for certain key grant programs.
Change: Appropriations
Current Governor’s Appropriations Change: Appropriations Proposal (FY2009-10) over
Year Proposal Proposal Proposal (FY2009-10) over Governor's Proposal
Grant: (FY2008-09) (FY2009-10) (FY2009-10) Current Year (FY2008-09) (FY2009-10)
($) ($) ($) ($) (%) ($) (%)
Education      
Adult Education $3,052 $2,929 $2,929 $- 123 - 4.0% $ 0 0.0%
ECS Grant $5,394,276 $5,394,276 $5,394,276 $ 0 0.0% $ 0 0.0%
Non-public School
Transportation $ 0 $ 0 $ 0 $ 0 n/a $ 0 n/a
Public School
Transportation $139,252 $131,754 $131,754 $-7,498 - 5.4% $ 0 0.0%
Sub-Total:
Education $5,536,580 $5,528,959 $5,528,959 $-7,621 - 0.1% $ 0 0.0%
Non-Education
Local Capital
Improvement $86,038 $86,018 $86,018 $- 20 0.0% $ 0 0.0%
Pequot-Mohegan
Grant $53,452 $37,689 $26,997 $-26,455 -49.5% $-10,692 -28.4%
PILOT: Colleges &
Hospitals $ 0 $ 0 $ 0 $ 0 n/a $ 0 n/a
PILOT: State-owned
Property $18,902 $18,637 $18,637 $- 265 - 1.4% $ 0 0.0%
Town Aid Road
Grant $134,502 $98,635 $121,055 $-13,447 -10.0% $22,420 22.7%
Sub-Total: Non-
Education $292,894 $240,979 $252,706 $-40,188 -13.7% $11,727 4.9%

Total: Education & $5,829,474 $5,769,938 $5,781,665 $-47,809 - 0.8% $11,727 0.2%
Non-Education
*Some grants are not listed because town-by-town amounts are not currently available. Many of these grants will be featured in an upcoming CCM report.

Notes to Individual Grants for FY2009-10:


• Adult Education – $20.6 million statewide (no change • LoCIP – $30 million statewide (no change from FY2008-
from FY2008-09). 09, but state bonding package has not been finalized).
• ECS –$1.9 billion statewide (no change from FY2008- • Pequot/Mohegan - $61.8 million statewide ($31.2 million
09). reduction from FY2008-09).

• Non-Public School Transportation - $4 million • PILOT: Colleges and Hospitals - $115.4 million statewide
statewide (no change from FY2008-09). ($7 million reduction from FY2008-09).

• Public School Transportation - $48 million statewide • PILOT: State-Owned Property – $ 73.5 million statewide
(no change from FY2008-09). ($6.5 million reduction from FY2008-09).

• Town Aid Roads – $27 million statewide ($3 million


statewide reduction from FY2008-09).
###
If you have any questions, please call Barbara Rua, Gian-Carl Casa, or Jim Finley of CCM at (203) 498-3000.
April 2, 2009

PLEASE DELIVER IMMEDIATELY TO MAYOR, FIRST SELECTMAN,


CITY/TOWN MANAGER & FINANCE DIRECTOR

Appropriations Committee’s Proposed Budget Impact on:


Greenwich
Today, April 2, 2009, the Appropriations Committee released a proposed budget for FY 2009-10 and FY 2010-11.
Below please find a summary of the major statewide changes.
Change: Change:
Appropriations Appropriations
Proposal Proposal (FY2009-
Governor’s Appropriations (FY2009-10) over 10) over Governor's
Current Year Proposal Proposal (FY2009- Current Year Proposal (FY2009-
Grant: (FY2008-09) (FY2009-10) 10) (FY2008-09) 10)
($) ($) ($) ($) ($)

DECD Tax
Abatement $1.7 million $0 $1.7 million No change. $1.7 million
DECD Payment in
Lieu of Taxes $2.2 million $0 $2.2 million No change. $2.2 million

Magnet Schools $121.5 million $135 million $154.3 million $32.8 million $19.3 million
Pequot-Mohegan
Grant $93 million $86.3 million $61.8 million $-31.2 million $-24.5 million
PILOT: Colleges &
Hospitals $122.4 million $115.4 million $115.4 million $-7 million No change.
PILOT: State
Owned Property $80 million $73 million $73.5 million $-6.5 million $.5 million
Priority School
Districts $124.1 million $116.7 million $117.7 million $-6.4 million $1 million
Town Aid Road
Grant $30 million $22 million $27 million $-3 million $5 million

The Appropriations Committee has proposed level-funding the following programs: Education Cost Sharing,
Special Education, School Transportation, and Adult Education.

LoCIP is expected to remain funded at $30 million, but the entire state bonding package has not yet been finalized
by the Finance, Revenue and Bonding committee. The Appropriations and Finance Committee leadership have
discussed regional incentive programs similar to the $50 million bond funding proposal by Governor Rell, and are
supporting other efforts to promote regional revenue sharing. However, the Finance Committee has not yet acted
on those proposals.
At first glance it appears this proposal increases education funding by $21.3 million over the Governor’s
proposed budget, but decreases non-education aid by $15 million compared to the Governor’s proposed
budget.

Please note that grants to individual towns and cities may vary due to changes in grant formula elements.

Below is CCM’s preliminary analysis of the impacts on Greenwich under this plan for certain key grant
programs.
Change: Appropriations
Current Governor’s Appropriations Change: Appropriations Proposal (FY2009-10) over
Year Proposal Proposal Proposal (FY2009-10) over Governor's Proposal
Grant: (FY2008-09) (FY2009-10) (FY2009-10) Current Year (FY2008-09) (FY2009-10)
($) ($) ($) ($) (%) ($) (%)
Education      
Adult Education $ 0 $ 0 $ 0 $ 0 n/a $ 0 n/a
ECS Grant $3,418,642 $3,418,642 $3,418,642 $ 0 0.0% $ 0 0.0%
Non-public School
Transportation $ 0 $ 0 $ 0 $ 0 n/a $ 0 n/a
Public School
Transportation $ 648 $ 647 $ 647 $- 1 - 0.2% $ 0 0.0%
Sub-Total:
Education $3,419,290 $3,419,289 $3,419,289 $- 1 0.0% $ 0 0.0%
Non-Education
Local Capital
Improvement $327,835 $327,338 $327,338 $- 497 - 0.2% $ 0 0.0%
Pequot-Mohegan
Grant $170,946 $136,348 $97,666 $-73,280 -42.9% $-38,682 -28.4%
PILOT: Colleges &
Hospitals $973,267 $827,446 $827,446 $-145,821 -15.0% $ 0 0.0%
PILOT: State-owned
Property $32,985 $28,331 $28,331 $-4,654 -14.1% $ 0 0.0%
Town Aid Road
Grant $376,699 $276,246 $339,037 $-37,662 -10.0% $62,791 22.7%
Sub-Total: Non-
Education $1,881,732 $1,595,709 $1,619,818 $-261,914 -13.9% $24,109 1.5%

Total: Education & $5,301,022 $5,014,998 $5,039,107 $-261,915 - 4.9% $24,109 0.5%
Non-Education
*Some grants are not listed because town-by-town amounts are not currently available. Many of these grants will be featured in an upcoming CCM report.

Notes to Individual Grants for FY2009-10:


• Adult Education – $20.6 million statewide (no change • LoCIP – $30 million statewide (no change from FY2008-
from FY2008-09). 09, but state bonding package has not been finalized).
• ECS –$1.9 billion statewide (no change from FY2008- • Pequot/Mohegan - $61.8 million statewide ($31.2 million
09). reduction from FY2008-09).

• Non-Public School Transportation - $4 million • PILOT: Colleges and Hospitals - $115.4 million statewide
statewide (no change from FY2008-09). ($7 million reduction from FY2008-09).

• Public School Transportation - $48 million statewide • PILOT: State-Owned Property – $ 73.5 million statewide
(no change from FY2008-09). ($6.5 million reduction from FY2008-09).

• Town Aid Roads – $27 million statewide ($3 million


statewide reduction from FY2008-09).
###
If you have any questions, please call Barbara Rua, Gian-Carl Casa, or Jim Finley of CCM at (203) 498-3000.
April 2, 2009

PLEASE DELIVER IMMEDIATELY TO MAYOR, FIRST SELECTMAN,


CITY/TOWN MANAGER & FINANCE DIRECTOR

Appropriations Committee’s Proposed Budget Impact on:


Griswold
Today, April 2, 2009, the Appropriations Committee released a proposed budget for FY 2009-10 and FY 2010-11.
Below please find a summary of the major statewide changes.
Change: Change:
Appropriations Appropriations
Proposal Proposal (FY2009-
Governor’s Appropriations (FY2009-10) over 10) over Governor's
Current Year Proposal Proposal (FY2009- Current Year Proposal (FY2009-
Grant: (FY2008-09) (FY2009-10) 10) (FY2008-09) 10)
($) ($) ($) ($) ($)

DECD Tax
Abatement $1.7 million $0 $1.7 million No change. $1.7 million
DECD Payment in
Lieu of Taxes $2.2 million $0 $2.2 million No change. $2.2 million

Magnet Schools $121.5 million $135 million $154.3 million $32.8 million $19.3 million
Pequot-Mohegan
Grant $93 million $86.3 million $61.8 million $-31.2 million $-24.5 million
PILOT: Colleges &
Hospitals $122.4 million $115.4 million $115.4 million $-7 million No change.
PILOT: State
Owned Property $80 million $73 million $73.5 million $-6.5 million $.5 million
Priority School
Districts $124.1 million $116.7 million $117.7 million $-6.4 million $1 million
Town Aid Road
Grant $30 million $22 million $27 million $-3 million $5 million

The Appropriations Committee has proposed level-funding the following programs: Education Cost Sharing,
Special Education, School Transportation, and Adult Education.

LoCIP is expected to remain funded at $30 million, but the entire state bonding package has not yet been finalized
by the Finance, Revenue and Bonding committee. The Appropriations and Finance Committee leadership have
discussed regional incentive programs similar to the $50 million bond funding proposal by Governor Rell, and are
supporting other efforts to promote regional revenue sharing. However, the Finance Committee has not yet acted
on those proposals.
At first glance it appears this proposal increases education funding by $21.3 million over the Governor’s
proposed budget, but decreases non-education aid by $15 million compared to the Governor’s proposed
budget.

Please note that grants to individual towns and cities may vary due to changes in grant formula elements.

Below is CCM’s preliminary analysis of the impacts on Griswold under this plan for certain key grant programs.
Change: Appropriations
Current Governor’s Appropriations Change: Appropriations Proposal (FY2009-10) over
Year Proposal Proposal Proposal (FY2009-10) over Governor's Proposal
Grant: (FY2008-09) (FY2009-10) (FY2009-10) Current Year (FY2008-09) (FY2009-10)
($) ($) ($) ($) (%) ($) (%)
Education      
Adult Education $52,775 $52,811 $52,811 $ 36 0.1% $ 0 0.0%
ECS Grant $10,735,024 $10,735,024 $10,735,024 $ 0 0.0% $ 0 0.0%
Non-public School
Transportation $3,970 $3,990 $3,990 $ 20 0.5% $ 0 0.0%
Public School
Transportation $338,553 $337,680 $337,680 $- 873 - 0.3% $ 0 0.0%
Sub-Total:
Education $11,130,322 $11,129,505 $11,129,505 $- 817 0.0% $ 0 0.0%
Non-Education
Local Capital
Improvement $92,266 $92,241 $92,241 $- 25 0.0% $ 0 0.0%
Pequot-Mohegan
Grant $164,770 $127,420 $91,271 $-73,499 -44.6% $-36,149 -28.4%
PILOT: Colleges &
Hospitals $ 0 $ 0 $ 0 $ 0 n/a $ 0 n/a
PILOT: State-owned
Property $53,631 $44,851 $44,851 $-8,780 -16.4% $ 0 0.0%
Town Aid Road
Grant $98,231 $72,036 $88,410 $-9,821 -10.0% $16,374 22.7%
Sub-Total: Non-
Education $408,898 $336,548 $316,773 $-92,125 -22.5% $-19,775 - 5.9%

Total: Education & $11,539,220 $11,466,053 $11,446,278 $-92,942 - 0.8% $-19,775 - 0.2%
Non-Education
*Some grants are not listed because town-by-town amounts are not currently available. Many of these grants will be featured in an upcoming CCM report.

Notes to Individual Grants for FY2009-10:


• Adult Education – $20.6 million statewide (no change • LoCIP – $30 million statewide (no change from FY2008-
from FY2008-09). 09, but state bonding package has not been finalized).
• ECS –$1.9 billion statewide (no change from FY2008- • Pequot/Mohegan - $61.8 million statewide ($31.2 million
09). reduction from FY2008-09).

• Non-Public School Transportation - $4 million • PILOT: Colleges and Hospitals - $115.4 million statewide
statewide (no change from FY2008-09). ($7 million reduction from FY2008-09).

• Public School Transportation - $48 million statewide • PILOT: State-Owned Property – $ 73.5 million statewide
(no change from FY2008-09). ($6.5 million reduction from FY2008-09).

• Town Aid Roads – $27 million statewide ($3 million


statewide reduction from FY2008-09).
###
If you have any questions, please call Barbara Rua, Gian-Carl Casa, or Jim Finley of CCM at (203) 498-3000.
April 2, 2009

PLEASE DELIVER IMMEDIATELY TO MAYOR, FIRST SELECTMAN,


CITY/TOWN MANAGER & FINANCE DIRECTOR

Appropriations Committee’s Proposed Budget Impact on:


Groton (Town)
Today, April 2, 2009, the Appropriations Committee released a proposed budget for FY 2009-10 and FY 2010-11.
Below please find a summary of the major statewide changes.
Change: Change:
Appropriations Appropriations
Proposal Proposal (FY2009-
Governor’s Appropriations (FY2009-10) over 10) over Governor's
Current Year Proposal Proposal (FY2009- Current Year Proposal (FY2009-
Grant: (FY2008-09) (FY2009-10) 10) (FY2008-09) 10)
($) ($) ($) ($) ($)

DECD Tax
Abatement $1.7 million $0 $1.7 million No change. $1.7 million
DECD Payment in
Lieu of Taxes $2.2 million $0 $2.2 million No change. $2.2 million

Magnet Schools $121.5 million $135 million $154.3 million $32.8 million $19.3 million
Pequot-Mohegan
Grant $93 million $86.3 million $61.8 million $-31.2 million $-24.5 million
PILOT: Colleges &
Hospitals $122.4 million $115.4 million $115.4 million $-7 million No change.
PILOT: State
Owned Property $80 million $73 million $73.5 million $-6.5 million $.5 million
Priority School
Districts $124.1 million $116.7 million $117.7 million $-6.4 million $1 million
Town Aid Road
Grant $30 million $22 million $27 million $-3 million $5 million

The Appropriations Committee has proposed level-funding the following programs: Education Cost Sharing,
Special Education, School Transportation, and Adult Education.

LoCIP is expected to remain funded at $30 million, but the entire state bonding package has not yet been finalized
by the Finance, Revenue and Bonding committee. The Appropriations and Finance Committee leadership have
discussed regional incentive programs similar to the $50 million bond funding proposal by Governor Rell, and are
supporting other efforts to promote regional revenue sharing. However, the Finance Committee has not yet acted
on those proposals.
At first glance it appears this proposal increases education funding by $21.3 million over the Governor’s
proposed budget, but decreases non-education aid by $15 million compared to the Governor’s proposed
budget.

Please note that grants to individual towns and cities may vary due to changes in grant formula elements.

Below is CCM’s preliminary analysis of the impacts on Groton (Town) under this plan for certain key grant
programs.
Change: Appropriations
Current Governor’s Appropriations Change: Appropriations Proposal (FY2009-10) over
Year Proposal Proposal Proposal (FY2009-10) over Governor's Proposal
Grant: (FY2008-09) (FY2009-10) (FY2009-10) Current Year (FY2008-09) (FY2009-10)
($) ($) ($) ($) (%) ($) (%)
Education      
Adult Education $108,605 $106,429 $106,429 $-2,176 - 2.0% $ 0 0.0%
ECS Grant $25,374,989 $25,374,989 $25,374,989 $ 0 0.0% $ 0 0.0%
Non-public School
Transportation $32,066 $31,417 $31,417 $- 649 - 2.0% $ 0 0.0%
Public School
Transportation $489,332 $476,254 $476,254 $-13,078 - 2.7% $ 0 0.0%
Sub-Total:
Education $26,004,992 $25,989,089 $25,989,089 $-15,903 - 0.1% $ 0 0.0%
Non-Education
Local Capital
Improvement $239,079 $238,747 $238,747 $- 332 - 0.1% $ 0 0.0%
Pequot-Mohegan
Grant $2,272,156 $1,919,770 $1,375,131 $-897,025 -39.5% $-544,639 -28.4%
PILOT: Colleges &
Hospitals $63,728 $54,592 $54,592 $-9,136 -14.3% $ 0 0.0%
PILOT: State-owned
Property $1,478,223 $1,153,178 $1,153,178 $-325,045 -22.0% $ 0 0.0%
Town Aid Road
Grant $190,664 $139,820 $171,601 $-19,063 -10.0% $31,781 22.7%
Sub-Total: Non-
Education $4,243,850 $3,506,107 $2,993,249 $-1,250,601 -29.5% $-512,858 -14.6%

Total: Education & $30,248,842 $29,495,196 $28,982,338 $-1,266,504 - 4.2% $-512,858 - 1.7%
Non-Education
*Some grants are not listed because town-by-town amounts are not currently available. Many of these grants will be featured in an upcoming CCM report.

Notes to Individual Grants for FY2009-10:


• Adult Education – $20.6 million statewide (no change • LoCIP – $30 million statewide (no change from FY2008-
from FY2008-09). 09, but state bonding package has not been finalized).
• ECS –$1.9 billion statewide (no change from FY2008- • Pequot/Mohegan - $61.8 million statewide ($31.2 million
09). reduction from FY2008-09).

• Non-Public School Transportation - $4 million • PILOT: Colleges and Hospitals - $115.4 million statewide
statewide (no change from FY2008-09). ($7 million reduction from FY2008-09).

• Public School Transportation - $48 million statewide • PILOT: State-Owned Property – $ 73.5 million statewide
(no change from FY2008-09). ($6.5 million reduction from FY2008-09).

• Town Aid Roads – $27 million statewide ($3 million


statewide reduction from FY2008-09).
###
If you have any questions, please call Barbara Rua, Gian-Carl Casa, or Jim Finley of CCM at (203) 498-3000.
April 2, 2009

PLEASE DELIVER IMMEDIATELY TO MAYOR, FIRST SELECTMAN,


CITY/TOWN MANAGER & FINANCE DIRECTOR

Appropriations Committee’s Proposed Budget Impact on:


Guilford
Today, April 2, 2009, the Appropriations Committee released a proposed budget for FY 2009-10 and FY 2010-11.
Below please find a summary of the major statewide changes.
Change: Change:
Appropriations Appropriations
Proposal Proposal (FY2009-
Governor’s Appropriations (FY2009-10) over 10) over Governor's
Current Year Proposal Proposal (FY2009- Current Year Proposal (FY2009-
Grant: (FY2008-09) (FY2009-10) 10) (FY2008-09) 10)
($) ($) ($) ($) ($)

DECD Tax
Abatement $1.7 million $0 $1.7 million No change. $1.7 million
DECD Payment in
Lieu of Taxes $2.2 million $0 $2.2 million No change. $2.2 million

Magnet Schools $121.5 million $135 million $154.3 million $32.8 million $19.3 million
Pequot-Mohegan
Grant $93 million $86.3 million $61.8 million $-31.2 million $-24.5 million
PILOT: Colleges &
Hospitals $122.4 million $115.4 million $115.4 million $-7 million No change.
PILOT: State
Owned Property $80 million $73 million $73.5 million $-6.5 million $.5 million
Priority School
Districts $124.1 million $116.7 million $117.7 million $-6.4 million $1 million
Town Aid Road
Grant $30 million $22 million $27 million $-3 million $5 million

The Appropriations Committee has proposed level-funding the following programs: Education Cost Sharing,
Special Education, School Transportation, and Adult Education.

LoCIP is expected to remain funded at $30 million, but the entire state bonding package has not yet been finalized
by the Finance, Revenue and Bonding committee. The Appropriations and Finance Committee leadership have
discussed regional incentive programs similar to the $50 million bond funding proposal by Governor Rell, and are
supporting other efforts to promote regional revenue sharing. However, the Finance Committee has not yet acted
on those proposals.
At first glance it appears this proposal increases education funding by $21.3 million over the Governor’s
proposed budget, but decreases non-education aid by $15 million compared to the Governor’s proposed
budget.

Please note that grants to individual towns and cities may vary due to changes in grant formula elements.

Below is CCM’s preliminary analysis of the impacts on Guilford under this plan for certain key grant programs.
Change: Appropriations
Current Governor’s Appropriations Change: Appropriations Proposal (FY2009-10) over
Year Proposal Proposal Proposal (FY2009-10) over Governor's Proposal
Grant: (FY2008-09) (FY2009-10) (FY2009-10) Current Year (FY2008-09) (FY2009-10)
($) ($) ($) ($) (%) ($) (%)
Education      
Adult Education $6,160 $6,548 $6,548 $ 388 6.3% $ 0 0.0%
ECS Grant $3,058,981 $3,058,981 $3,058,981 $ 0 0.0% $ 0 0.0%
Non-public School
Transportation $ 0 $ 0 $ 0 $ 0 n/a $ 0 n/a
Public School
Transportation $66,824 $74,272 $74,272 $7,448 11.1% $ 0 0.0%
Sub-Total:
Education $3,131,965 $3,139,801 $3,139,801 $7,836 0.3% $ 0 0.0%
Non-Education
Local Capital
Improvement $141,388 $141,320 $141,320 $- 68 0.0% $ 0 0.0%
Pequot-Mohegan
Grant $60,085 $42,372 $30,351 $-29,734 -49.5% $-12,021 -28.4%
PILOT: Colleges &
Hospitals $25,140 $22,942 $22,942 $-2,198 - 8.7% $ 0 0.0%
PILOT: State-owned
Property $17,316 $20,135 $20,135 $2,819 16.3% $ 0 0.0%
Town Aid Road
Grant $182,896 $134,124 $164,610 $-18,286 -10.0% $30,486 22.7%
Sub-Total: Non-
Education $426,825 $360,893 $379,358 $-47,467 -11.1% $18,465 5.1%

Total: Education & $3,558,790 $3,500,694 $3,519,159 $-39,631 - 1.1% $18,465 0.5%
Non-Education
*Some grants are not listed because town-by-town amounts are not currently available. Many of these grants will be featured in an upcoming CCM report.

Notes to Individual Grants for FY2009-10:


• Adult Education – $20.6 million statewide (no change • LoCIP – $30 million statewide (no change from FY2008-
from FY2008-09). 09, but state bonding package has not been finalized).
• ECS –$1.9 billion statewide (no change from FY2008- • Pequot/Mohegan - $61.8 million statewide ($31.2 million
09). reduction from FY2008-09).

• Non-Public School Transportation - $4 million • PILOT: Colleges and Hospitals - $115.4 million statewide
statewide (no change from FY2008-09). ($7 million reduction from FY2008-09).

• Public School Transportation - $48 million statewide • PILOT: State-Owned Property – $ 73.5 million statewide
(no change from FY2008-09). ($6.5 million reduction from FY2008-09).

• Town Aid Roads – $27 million statewide ($3 million


statewide reduction from FY2008-09).
###
If you have any questions, please call Barbara Rua, Gian-Carl Casa, or Jim Finley of CCM at (203) 498-3000.
April 2, 2009

PLEASE DELIVER IMMEDIATELY TO MAYOR, FIRST SELECTMAN,


CITY/TOWN MANAGER & FINANCE DIRECTOR

Appropriations Committee’s Proposed Budget Impact on:


Haddam
Today, April 2, 2009, the Appropriations Committee released a proposed budget for FY 2009-10 and FY 2010-11.
Below please find a summary of the major statewide changes.
Change: Change:
Appropriations Appropriations
Proposal Proposal (FY2009-
Governor’s Appropriations (FY2009-10) over 10) over Governor's
Current Year Proposal Proposal (FY2009- Current Year Proposal (FY2009-
Grant: (FY2008-09) (FY2009-10) 10) (FY2008-09) 10)
($) ($) ($) ($) ($)

DECD Tax
Abatement $1.7 million $0 $1.7 million No change. $1.7 million
DECD Payment in
Lieu of Taxes $2.2 million $0 $2.2 million No change. $2.2 million

Magnet Schools $121.5 million $135 million $154.3 million $32.8 million $19.3 million
Pequot-Mohegan
Grant $93 million $86.3 million $61.8 million $-31.2 million $-24.5 million
PILOT: Colleges &
Hospitals $122.4 million $115.4 million $115.4 million $-7 million No change.
PILOT: State
Owned Property $80 million $73 million $73.5 million $-6.5 million $.5 million
Priority School
Districts $124.1 million $116.7 million $117.7 million $-6.4 million $1 million
Town Aid Road
Grant $30 million $22 million $27 million $-3 million $5 million

The Appropriations Committee has proposed level-funding the following programs: Education Cost Sharing,
Special Education, School Transportation, and Adult Education.

LoCIP is expected to remain funded at $30 million, but the entire state bonding package has not yet been finalized
by the Finance, Revenue and Bonding committee. The Appropriations and Finance Committee leadership have
discussed regional incentive programs similar to the $50 million bond funding proposal by Governor Rell, and are
supporting other efforts to promote regional revenue sharing. However, the Finance Committee has not yet acted
on those proposals.
At first glance it appears this proposal increases education funding by $21.3 million over the Governor’s
proposed budget, but decreases non-education aid by $15 million compared to the Governor’s proposed
budget.

Please note that grants to individual towns and cities may vary due to changes in grant formula elements.

Below is CCM’s preliminary analysis of the impacts on Haddam under this plan for certain key grant programs.
Change: Appropriations
Current Governor’s Appropriations Change: Appropriations Proposal (FY2009-10) over
Year Proposal Proposal Proposal (FY2009-10) over Governor's Proposal
Grant: (FY2008-09) (FY2009-10) (FY2009-10) Current Year (FY2008-09) (FY2009-10)
($) ($) ($) ($) (%) ($) (%)
Education      
Adult Education $ 0 $ 0 $ 0 $ 0 n/a $ 0 n/a
ECS Grant $1,728,610 $1,728,610 $1,728,610 $ 0 0.0% $ 0 0.0%
Non-public School
Transportation $ 0 $ 0 $ 0 $ 0 n/a $ 0 n/a
Public School
Transportation $ 0 $ 0 $ 0 $ 0 n/a $ 0 n/a
Sub-Total:
Education $1,728,610 $1,728,610 $1,728,610 $ 0 0.0% $ 0 0.0%
Non-Education
Local Capital
Improvement $72,945 $72,935 $72,935 $- 10 0.0% $ 0 0.0%
Pequot-Mohegan
Grant $45,478 $28,244 $20,231 $-25,247 -55.5% $-8,013 -28.4%
PILOT: Colleges &
Hospitals $ 0 $ 0 $ 0 $ 0 n/a $ 0 n/a
PILOT: State-owned
Property $162,783 $147,460 $147,460 $-15,323 - 9.4% $ 0 0.0%
Town Aid Road
Grant $124,436 $91,253 $111,995 $-12,441 -10.0% $20,742 22.7%
Sub-Total: Non-
Education $405,642 $339,892 $352,621 $-53,021 -13.1% $12,729 3.7%

Total: Education & $2,134,252 $2,068,502 $2,081,231 $-53,021 - 2.5% $12,729 0.6%
Non-Education
*Some grants are not listed because town-by-town amounts are not currently available. Many of these grants will be featured in an upcoming CCM report.

Notes to Individual Grants for FY2009-10:


• Adult Education – $20.6 million statewide (no change • LoCIP – $30 million statewide (no change from FY2008-
from FY2008-09). 09, but state bonding package has not been finalized).
• ECS –$1.9 billion statewide (no change from FY2008- • Pequot/Mohegan - $61.8 million statewide ($31.2 million
09). reduction from FY2008-09).

• Non-Public School Transportation - $4 million • PILOT: Colleges and Hospitals - $115.4 million statewide
statewide (no change from FY2008-09). ($7 million reduction from FY2008-09).

• Public School Transportation - $48 million statewide • PILOT: State-Owned Property – $ 73.5 million statewide
(no change from FY2008-09). ($6.5 million reduction from FY2008-09).

• Town Aid Roads – $27 million statewide ($3 million


statewide reduction from FY2008-09).
###
If you have any questions, please call Barbara Rua, Gian-Carl Casa, or Jim Finley of CCM at (203) 498-3000.
April 2, 2009

PLEASE DELIVER IMMEDIATELY TO MAYOR, FIRST SELECTMAN,


CITY/TOWN MANAGER & FINANCE DIRECTOR

Appropriations Committee’s Proposed Budget Impact on:


Hamden
Today, April 2, 2009, the Appropriations Committee released a proposed budget for FY 2009-10 and FY 2010-11.
Below please find a summary of the major statewide changes.
Change: Change:
Appropriations Appropriations
Proposal Proposal (FY2009-
Governor’s Appropriations (FY2009-10) over 10) over Governor's
Current Year Proposal Proposal (FY2009- Current Year Proposal (FY2009-
Grant: (FY2008-09) (FY2009-10) 10) (FY2008-09) 10)
($) ($) ($) ($) ($)

DECD Tax
Abatement $1.7 million $0 $1.7 million No change. $1.7 million
DECD Payment in
Lieu of Taxes $2.2 million $0 $2.2 million No change. $2.2 million

Magnet Schools $121.5 million $135 million $154.3 million $32.8 million $19.3 million
Pequot-Mohegan
Grant $93 million $86.3 million $61.8 million $-31.2 million $-24.5 million
PILOT: Colleges &
Hospitals $122.4 million $115.4 million $115.4 million $-7 million No change.
PILOT: State
Owned Property $80 million $73 million $73.5 million $-6.5 million $.5 million
Priority School
Districts $124.1 million $116.7 million $117.7 million $-6.4 million $1 million
Town Aid Road
Grant $30 million $22 million $27 million $-3 million $5 million

The Appropriations Committee has proposed level-funding the following programs: Education Cost Sharing,
Special Education, School Transportation, and Adult Education.

LoCIP is expected to remain funded at $30 million, but the entire state bonding package has not yet been finalized
by the Finance, Revenue and Bonding committee. The Appropriations and Finance Committee leadership have
discussed regional incentive programs similar to the $50 million bond funding proposal by Governor Rell, and are
supporting other efforts to promote regional revenue sharing. However, the Finance Committee has not yet acted
on those proposals.
At first glance it appears this proposal increases education funding by $21.3 million over the Governor’s
proposed budget, but decreases non-education aid by $15 million compared to the Governor’s proposed
budget.

Please note that grants to individual towns and cities may vary due to changes in grant formula elements.

Below is CCM’s preliminary analysis of the impacts on Hamden under this plan for certain key grant programs.
Change: Appropriations
Current Governor’s Appropriations Change: Appropriations Proposal (FY2009-10) over
Year Proposal Proposal Proposal (FY2009-10) over Governor's Proposal
Grant: (FY2008-09) (FY2009-10) (FY2009-10) Current Year (FY2008-09) (FY2009-10)
($) ($) ($) ($) (%) ($) (%)
Education      
Adult Education $189,156 $215,396 $215,396 $26,240 13.9% $ 0 0.0%
ECS Grant $23,030,761 $23,030,761 $23,030,761 $ 0 0.0% $ 0 0.0%
Non-public School
Transportation $168,272 $196,461 $196,461 $28,189 16.8% $ 0 0.0%
Public School
Transportation $908,746 $1,050,804 $1,050,804 $142,058 15.6% $ 0 0.0%
Sub-Total:
Education $24,296,935 $24,493,422 $24,493,422 $196,487 0.8% $ 0 0.0%
Non-Education
Local Capital
Improvement $433,175 $432,532 $432,532 $- 643 - 0.1% $ 0 0.0%
Pequot-Mohegan
Grant $1,444,783 $1,338,783 $958,970 $-485,813 -33.6% $-379,813 -28.4%
PILOT: Colleges &
Hospitals $2,208,782 $2,051,879 $2,051,879 $-156,903 - 7.1% $ 0 0.0%
PILOT: State-owned
Property $614,638 $515,659 $515,659 $-98,979 -16.1% $ 0 0.0%
Town Aid Road
Grant $328,095 $240,603 $295,292 $-32,803 -10.0% $54,689 22.7%
Sub-Total: Non-
Education $5,029,473 $4,579,456 $4,254,332 $-775,141 -15.4% $-325,124 - 7.1%

Total: Education & $29,326,408 $29,072,878 $28,747,754 $-578,654 - 2.0% $-325,124 - 1.1%
Non-Education
*Some grants are not listed because town-by-town amounts are not currently available. Many of these grants will be featured in an upcoming CCM report.

Notes to Individual Grants for FY2009-10:


• Adult Education – $20.6 million statewide (no change • LoCIP – $30 million statewide (no change from FY2008-
from FY2008-09). 09, but state bonding package has not been finalized).
• ECS –$1.9 billion statewide (no change from FY2008- • Pequot/Mohegan - $61.8 million statewide ($31.2 million
09). reduction from FY2008-09).

• Non-Public School Transportation - $4 million • PILOT: Colleges and Hospitals - $115.4 million statewide
statewide (no change from FY2008-09). ($7 million reduction from FY2008-09).

• Public School Transportation - $48 million statewide • PILOT: State-Owned Property – $ 73.5 million statewide
(no change from FY2008-09). ($6.5 million reduction from FY2008-09).

• Town Aid Roads – $27 million statewide ($3 million


statewide reduction from FY2008-09).
###
If you have any questions, please call Barbara Rua, Gian-Carl Casa, or Jim Finley of CCM at (203) 498-3000.
April 2, 2009

PLEASE DELIVER IMMEDIATELY TO MAYOR, FIRST SELECTMAN,


CITY/TOWN MANAGER & FINANCE DIRECTOR

Appropriations Committee’s Proposed Budget Impact on:


Hampton
Today, April 2, 2009, the Appropriations Committee released a proposed budget for FY 2009-10 and FY 2010-11.
Below please find a summary of the major statewide changes.
Change: Change:
Appropriations Appropriations
Proposal Proposal (FY2009-
Governor’s Appropriations (FY2009-10) over 10) over Governor's
Current Year Proposal Proposal (FY2009- Current Year Proposal (FY2009-
Grant: (FY2008-09) (FY2009-10) 10) (FY2008-09) 10)
($) ($) ($) ($) ($)

DECD Tax
Abatement $1.7 million $0 $1.7 million No change. $1.7 million
DECD Payment in
Lieu of Taxes $2.2 million $0 $2.2 million No change. $2.2 million

Magnet Schools $121.5 million $135 million $154.3 million $32.8 million $19.3 million
Pequot-Mohegan
Grant $93 million $86.3 million $61.8 million $-31.2 million $-24.5 million
PILOT: Colleges &
Hospitals $122.4 million $115.4 million $115.4 million $-7 million No change.
PILOT: State
Owned Property $80 million $73 million $73.5 million $-6.5 million $.5 million
Priority School
Districts $124.1 million $116.7 million $117.7 million $-6.4 million $1 million
Town Aid Road
Grant $30 million $22 million $27 million $-3 million $5 million

The Appropriations Committee has proposed level-funding the following programs: Education Cost Sharing,
Special Education, School Transportation, and Adult Education.

LoCIP is expected to remain funded at $30 million, but the entire state bonding package has not yet been finalized
by the Finance, Revenue and Bonding committee. The Appropriations and Finance Committee leadership have
discussed regional incentive programs similar to the $50 million bond funding proposal by Governor Rell, and are
supporting other efforts to promote regional revenue sharing. However, the Finance Committee has not yet acted
on those proposals.
At first glance it appears this proposal increases education funding by $21.3 million over the Governor’s
proposed budget, but decreases non-education aid by $15 million compared to the Governor’s proposed
budget.

Please note that grants to individual towns and cities may vary due to changes in grant formula elements.

Below is CCM’s preliminary analysis of the impacts on Hampton under this plan for certain key grant programs.
Change: Appropriations
Current Governor’s Appropriations Change: Appropriations Proposal (FY2009-10) over
Year Proposal Proposal Proposal (FY2009-10) over Governor's Proposal
Grant: (FY2008-09) (FY2009-10) (FY2009-10) Current Year (FY2008-09) (FY2009-10)
($) ($) ($) ($) (%) ($) (%)
Education      
Adult Education $1,659 $1,623 $1,623 $- 36 - 2.2% $ 0 0.0%
ECS Grant $1,337,582 $1,337,582 $1,337,582 $ 0 0.0% $ 0 0.0%
Non-public School
Transportation $ 0 $ 0 $ 0 $ 0 n/a $ 0 n/a
Public School
Transportation $40,230 $39,090 $39,090 $-1,140 - 2.8% $ 0 0.0%
Sub-Total:
Education $1,379,471 $1,378,295 $1,378,295 $-1,176 - 0.1% $ 0 0.0%
Non-Education
Local Capital
Improvement $30,896 $30,895 $30,895 $- 1 0.0% $ 0 0.0%
Pequot-Mohegan
Grant $32,999 $21,355 $15,297 $-17,702 -53.6% $-6,058 -28.4%
PILOT: Colleges &
Hospitals $ 0 $ 0 $ 0 $ 0 n/a $ 0 n/a
PILOT: State-owned
Property $43,108 $35,270 $35,270 $-7,838 -18.2% $ 0 0.0%
Town Aid Road
Grant $97,724 $71,664 $87,953 $-9,771 -10.0% $16,289 22.7%
Sub-Total: Non-
Education $204,727 $159,184 $169,415 $-35,312 -17.2% $10,231 6.4%

Total: Education & $1,584,198 $1,537,479 $1,547,710 $-36,488 - 2.3% $10,231 0.7%
Non-Education
*Some grants are not listed because town-by-town amounts are not currently available. Many of these grants will be featured in an upcoming CCM report.

Notes to Individual Grants for FY2009-10:


• Adult Education – $20.6 million statewide (no change • LoCIP – $30 million statewide (no change from FY2008-
from FY2008-09). 09, but state bonding package has not been finalized).
• ECS –$1.9 billion statewide (no change from FY2008- • Pequot/Mohegan - $61.8 million statewide ($31.2 million
09). reduction from FY2008-09).

• Non-Public School Transportation - $4 million • PILOT: Colleges and Hospitals - $115.4 million statewide
statewide (no change from FY2008-09). ($7 million reduction from FY2008-09).

• Public School Transportation - $48 million statewide • PILOT: State-Owned Property – $ 73.5 million statewide
(no change from FY2008-09). ($6.5 million reduction from FY2008-09).

• Town Aid Roads – $27 million statewide ($3 million


statewide reduction from FY2008-09).
###
If you have any questions, please call Barbara Rua, Gian-Carl Casa, or Jim Finley of CCM at (203) 498-3000.
April 2, 2009

PLEASE DELIVER IMMEDIATELY TO MAYOR, FIRST SELECTMAN,


CITY/TOWN MANAGER & FINANCE DIRECTOR

Appropriations Committee’s Proposed Budget Impact on:


Hartford
Today, April 2, 2009, the Appropriations Committee released a proposed budget for FY 2009-10 and FY 2010-11.
Below please find a summary of the major statewide changes.
Change: Change:
Appropriations Appropriations
Proposal Proposal (FY2009-
Governor’s Appropriations (FY2009-10) over 10) over Governor's
Current Year Proposal Proposal (FY2009- Current Year Proposal (FY2009-
Grant: (FY2008-09) (FY2009-10) 10) (FY2008-09) 10)
($) ($) ($) ($) ($)

DECD Tax
Abatement $1.7 million $0 $1.7 million No change. $1.7 million
DECD Payment in
Lieu of Taxes $2.2 million $0 $2.2 million No change. $2.2 million

Magnet Schools $121.5 million $135 million $154.3 million $32.8 million $19.3 million
Pequot-Mohegan
Grant $93 million $86.3 million $61.8 million $-31.2 million $-24.5 million
PILOT: Colleges &
Hospitals $122.4 million $115.4 million $115.4 million $-7 million No change.
PILOT: State
Owned Property $80 million $73 million $73.5 million $-6.5 million $.5 million
Priority School
Districts $124.1 million $116.7 million $117.7 million $-6.4 million $1 million
Town Aid Road
Grant $30 million $22 million $27 million $-3 million $5 million

The Appropriations Committee has proposed level-funding the following programs: Education Cost Sharing,
Special Education, School Transportation, and Adult Education.

LoCIP is expected to remain funded at $30 million, but the entire state bonding package has not yet been finalized
by the Finance, Revenue and Bonding committee. The Appropriations and Finance Committee leadership have
discussed regional incentive programs similar to the $50 million bond funding proposal by Governor Rell, and are
supporting other efforts to promote regional revenue sharing. However, the Finance Committee has not yet acted
on those proposals.
At first glance it appears this proposal increases education funding by $21.3 million over the Governor’s
proposed budget, but decreases non-education aid by $15 million compared to the Governor’s proposed
budget.

Please note that grants to individual towns and cities may vary due to changes in grant formula elements.

Below is CCM’s preliminary analysis of the impacts on Hartford under this plan for certain key grant programs.
Change: Appropriations
Current Governor’s Appropriations Change: Appropriations Proposal (FY2009-10) over
Year Proposal Proposal Proposal (FY2009-10) over Governor's Proposal
Grant: (FY2008-09) (FY2009-10) (FY2009-10) Current Year (FY2008-09) (FY2009-10)
($) ($) ($) ($) (%) ($) (%)
Education      
Adult Education $2,880,310 $2,865,033 $2,865,033 $-15,277 - 0.5% $ 0 0.0%
ECS Grant $187,974,890 $187,974,890 $187,974,890 $ 0 0.0% $ 0 0.0%
Non-public School
Transportation $38,030 $37,966 $37,966 $- 64 - 0.2% $ 0 0.0%
Public School
Transportation $3,199,865 $3,170,337 $3,170,337 $-29,528 - 0.9% $ 0 0.0%
Sub-Total:
Education $194,093,095 $194,048,226 $194,048,226 $-44,869 0.0% $ 0 0.0%
Non-Education
Local Capital
Improvement $1,941,528 $1,935,892 $1,935,892 $-5,636 - 0.3% $ 0 0.0%
Pequot-Mohegan
Grant $9,843,069 $12,452,357 $8,919,623 $-923,446 - 9.4% $-3,532,734 -28.4%
PILOT: Colleges &
Hospitals $23,719,199 $23,481,481 $23,481,481 $-237,718 - 1.0% $ 0 0.0%
PILOT: State-owned
Property $10,798,423 $11,488,639 $11,488,639 $690,216 6.4% $ 0 0.0%
Town Aid Road
Grant $612,526 $449,186 $551,286 $-61,240 -10.0% $102,100 22.7%
Sub-Total: Non-
Education $46,914,745 $49,807,555 $46,376,921 $-537,824 - 1.1% $-3,430,634 - 6.9%

Total: Education & $241,007,840 $243,855,781 $240,425,147 $-582,693 - 0.2% $-3,430,634 - 1.4%
Non-Education
*Some grants are not listed because town-by-town amounts are not currently available. Many of these grants will be featured in an upcoming CCM report.

Notes to Individual Grants for FY2009-10:


• Adult Education – $20.6 million statewide (no change • LoCIP – $30 million statewide (no change from FY2008-
from FY2008-09). 09, but state bonding package has not been finalized).
• ECS –$1.9 billion statewide (no change from FY2008- • Pequot/Mohegan - $61.8 million statewide ($31.2 million
09). reduction from FY2008-09).

• Non-Public School Transportation - $4 million • PILOT: Colleges and Hospitals - $115.4 million statewide
statewide (no change from FY2008-09). ($7 million reduction from FY2008-09).

• Public School Transportation - $48 million statewide • PILOT: State-Owned Property – $ 73.5 million statewide
(no change from FY2008-09). ($6.5 million reduction from FY2008-09).

• Town Aid Roads – $27 million statewide ($3 million


statewide reduction from FY2008-09).
###
If you have any questions, please call Barbara Rua, Gian-Carl Casa, or Jim Finley of CCM at (203) 498-3000.
April 2, 2009

PLEASE DELIVER IMMEDIATELY TO MAYOR, FIRST SELECTMAN,


CITY/TOWN MANAGER & FINANCE DIRECTOR

Appropriations Committee’s Proposed Budget Impact on:


Hartland
Today, April 2, 2009, the Appropriations Committee released a proposed budget for FY 2009-10 and FY 2010-11.
Below please find a summary of the major statewide changes.
Change: Change:
Appropriations Appropriations
Proposal Proposal (FY2009-
Governor’s Appropriations (FY2009-10) over 10) over Governor's
Current Year Proposal Proposal (FY2009- Current Year Proposal (FY2009-
Grant: (FY2008-09) (FY2009-10) 10) (FY2008-09) 10)
($) ($) ($) ($) ($)

DECD Tax
Abatement $1.7 million $0 $1.7 million No change. $1.7 million
DECD Payment in
Lieu of Taxes $2.2 million $0 $2.2 million No change. $2.2 million

Magnet Schools $121.5 million $135 million $154.3 million $32.8 million $19.3 million
Pequot-Mohegan
Grant $93 million $86.3 million $61.8 million $-31.2 million $-24.5 million
PILOT: Colleges &
Hospitals $122.4 million $115.4 million $115.4 million $-7 million No change.
PILOT: State
Owned Property $80 million $73 million $73.5 million $-6.5 million $.5 million
Priority School
Districts $124.1 million $116.7 million $117.7 million $-6.4 million $1 million
Town Aid Road
Grant $30 million $22 million $27 million $-3 million $5 million

The Appropriations Committee has proposed level-funding the following programs: Education Cost Sharing,
Special Education, School Transportation, and Adult Education.

LoCIP is expected to remain funded at $30 million, but the entire state bonding package has not yet been finalized
by the Finance, Revenue and Bonding committee. The Appropriations and Finance Committee leadership have
discussed regional incentive programs similar to the $50 million bond funding proposal by Governor Rell, and are
supporting other efforts to promote regional revenue sharing. However, the Finance Committee has not yet acted
on those proposals.
At first glance it appears this proposal increases education funding by $21.3 million over the Governor’s
proposed budget, but decreases non-education aid by $15 million compared to the Governor’s proposed
budget.

Please note that grants to individual towns and cities may vary due to changes in grant formula elements.

Below is CCM’s preliminary analysis of the impacts on Hartland under this plan for certain key grant programs.
Change: Appropriations
Current Governor’s Appropriations Change: Appropriations Proposal (FY2009-10) over
Year Proposal Proposal Proposal (FY2009-10) over Governor's Proposal
Grant: (FY2008-09) (FY2009-10) (FY2009-10) Current Year (FY2008-09) (FY2009-10)
($) ($) ($) ($) (%) ($) (%)
Education      
Adult Education $1,790 $1,918 $1,918 $ 128 7.2% $ 0 0.0%
ECS Grant $1,350,837 $1,350,837 $1,350,837 $ 0 0.0% $ 0 0.0%
Non-public School
Transportation $ 0 $ 0 $ 0 $ 0 n/a $ 0 n/a
Public School
Transportation $49,650 $53,482 $53,482 $3,832 7.7% $ 0 0.0%
Sub-Total:
Education $1,402,277 $1,406,237 $1,406,237 $3,960 0.3% $ 0 0.0%
Non-Education
Local Capital
Improvement $20,486 $20,485 $20,485 $- 1 0.0% $ 0 0.0%
Pequot-Mohegan
Grant $25,333 $17,315 $12,403 $-12,930 -51.0% $-4,912 -28.4%
PILOT: Colleges &
Hospitals $ 0 $ 0 $ 0 $ 0 n/a $ 0 n/a
PILOT: State-owned
Property $151,582 $131,441 $131,441 $-20,141 -13.3% $ 0 0.0%
Town Aid Road
Grant $71,313 $52,296 $64,183 $-7,130 -10.0% $11,887 22.7%
Sub-Total: Non-
Education $268,714 $221,537 $228,512 $-40,202 -15.0% $6,975 3.1%

Total: Education & $1,670,991 $1,627,774 $1,634,749 $-36,242 - 2.2% $6,975 0.4%
Non-Education
*Some grants are not listed because town-by-town amounts are not currently available. Many of these grants will be featured in an upcoming CCM report.

Notes to Individual Grants for FY2009-10:


• Adult Education – $20.6 million statewide (no change • LoCIP – $30 million statewide (no change from FY2008-
from FY2008-09). 09, but state bonding package has not been finalized).
• ECS –$1.9 billion statewide (no change from FY2008- • Pequot/Mohegan - $61.8 million statewide ($31.2 million
09). reduction from FY2008-09).

• Non-Public School Transportation - $4 million • PILOT: Colleges and Hospitals - $115.4 million statewide
statewide (no change from FY2008-09). ($7 million reduction from FY2008-09).

• Public School Transportation - $48 million statewide • PILOT: State-Owned Property – $ 73.5 million statewide
(no change from FY2008-09). ($6.5 million reduction from FY2008-09).

• Town Aid Roads – $27 million statewide ($3 million


statewide reduction from FY2008-09).
###
If you have any questions, please call Barbara Rua, Gian-Carl Casa, or Jim Finley of CCM at (203) 498-3000.
April 2, 2009

PLEASE DELIVER IMMEDIATELY TO MAYOR, FIRST SELECTMAN,


CITY/TOWN MANAGER & FINANCE DIRECTOR

Appropriations Committee’s Proposed Budget Impact on:


Harwinton
Today, April 2, 2009, the Appropriations Committee released a proposed budget for FY 2009-10 and FY 2010-11.
Below please find a summary of the major statewide changes.
Change: Change:
Appropriations Appropriations
Proposal Proposal (FY2009-
Governor’s Appropriations (FY2009-10) over 10) over Governor's
Current Year Proposal Proposal (FY2009- Current Year Proposal (FY2009-
Grant: (FY2008-09) (FY2009-10) 10) (FY2008-09) 10)
($) ($) ($) ($) ($)

DECD Tax
Abatement $1.7 million $0 $1.7 million No change. $1.7 million
DECD Payment in
Lieu of Taxes $2.2 million $0 $2.2 million No change. $2.2 million

Magnet Schools $121.5 million $135 million $154.3 million $32.8 million $19.3 million
Pequot-Mohegan
Grant $93 million $86.3 million $61.8 million $-31.2 million $-24.5 million
PILOT: Colleges &
Hospitals $122.4 million $115.4 million $115.4 million $-7 million No change.
PILOT: State
Owned Property $80 million $73 million $73.5 million $-6.5 million $.5 million
Priority School
Districts $124.1 million $116.7 million $117.7 million $-6.4 million $1 million
Town Aid Road
Grant $30 million $22 million $27 million $-3 million $5 million

The Appropriations Committee has proposed level-funding the following programs: Education Cost Sharing,
Special Education, School Transportation, and Adult Education.

LoCIP is expected to remain funded at $30 million, but the entire state bonding package has not yet been finalized
by the Finance, Revenue and Bonding committee. The Appropriations and Finance Committee leadership have
discussed regional incentive programs similar to the $50 million bond funding proposal by Governor Rell, and are
supporting other efforts to promote regional revenue sharing. However, the Finance Committee has not yet acted
on those proposals.
At first glance it appears this proposal increases education funding by $21.3 million over the Governor’s
proposed budget, but decreases non-education aid by $15 million compared to the Governor’s proposed
budget.

Please note that grants to individual towns and cities may vary due to changes in grant formula elements.

Below is CCM’s preliminary analysis of the impacts on Harwinton under this plan for certain key grant
programs.
Change: Appropriations
Current Governor’s Appropriations Change: Appropriations Proposal (FY2009-10) over
Year Proposal Proposal Proposal (FY2009-10) over Governor's Proposal
Grant: (FY2008-09) (FY2009-10) (FY2009-10) Current Year (FY2008-09) (FY2009-10)
($) ($) ($) ($) (%) ($) (%)
Education      
Adult Education $ 0 $ 0 $ 0 $ 0 n/a $ 0 n/a
ECS Grant $2,728,401 $2,728,401 $2,728,401 $ 0 0.0% $ 0 0.0%
Non-public School
Transportation $ 0 $ 0 $ 0 $ 0 n/a $ 0 n/a
Public School
Transportation $ 0 $ 0 $ 0 $ 0 n/a $ 0 n/a
Sub-Total:
Education $2,728,401 $2,728,401 $2,728,401 $ 0 0.0% $ 0 0.0%
Non-Education
Local Capital
Improvement $51,401 $51,394 $51,394 $- 7 0.0% $ 0 0.0%
Pequot-Mohegan
Grant $35,844 $22,955 $16,443 $-19,401 -54.1% $-6,512 -28.4%
PILOT: Colleges &
Hospitals $ 0 $ 0 $ 0 $ 0 n/a $ 0 n/a
PILOT: State-owned
Property $8,111 $6,862 $6,862 $-1,249 -15.4% $ 0 0.0%
Town Aid Road
Grant $113,941 $83,556 $102,548 $-11,393 -10.0% $18,992 22.7%
Sub-Total: Non-
Education $209,297 $164,767 $177,247 $-32,050 -15.3% $12,480 7.6%

Total: Education & $2,937,698 $2,893,168 $2,905,648 $-32,050 - 1.1% $12,480 0.4%
Non-Education
*Some grants are not listed because town-by-town amounts are not currently available. Many of these grants will be featured in an upcoming CCM report.

Notes to Individual Grants for FY2009-10:


• Adult Education – $20.6 million statewide (no change • LoCIP – $30 million statewide (no change from FY2008-
from FY2008-09). 09, but state bonding package has not been finalized).
• ECS –$1.9 billion statewide (no change from FY2008- • Pequot/Mohegan - $61.8 million statewide ($31.2 million
09). reduction from FY2008-09).

• Non-Public School Transportation - $4 million • PILOT: Colleges and Hospitals - $115.4 million statewide
statewide (no change from FY2008-09). ($7 million reduction from FY2008-09).

• Public School Transportation - $48 million statewide • PILOT: State-Owned Property – $ 73.5 million statewide
(no change from FY2008-09). ($6.5 million reduction from FY2008-09).

• Town Aid Roads – $27 million statewide ($3 million


statewide reduction from FY2008-09).
###
If you have any questions, please call Barbara Rua, Gian-Carl Casa, or Jim Finley of CCM at (203) 498-3000.
April 2, 2009

PLEASE DELIVER IMMEDIATELY TO MAYOR, FIRST SELECTMAN,


CITY/TOWN MANAGER & FINANCE DIRECTOR

Appropriations Committee’s Proposed Budget Impact on:


Hebron
Today, April 2, 2009, the Appropriations Committee released a proposed budget for FY 2009-10 and FY 2010-11.
Below please find a summary of the major statewide changes.
Change: Change:
Appropriations Appropriations
Proposal Proposal (FY2009-
Governor’s Appropriations (FY2009-10) over 10) over Governor's
Current Year Proposal Proposal (FY2009- Current Year Proposal (FY2009-
Grant: (FY2008-09) (FY2009-10) 10) (FY2008-09) 10)
($) ($) ($) ($) ($)

DECD Tax
Abatement $1.7 million $0 $1.7 million No change. $1.7 million
DECD Payment in
Lieu of Taxes $2.2 million $0 $2.2 million No change. $2.2 million

Magnet Schools $121.5 million $135 million $154.3 million $32.8 million $19.3 million
Pequot-Mohegan
Grant $93 million $86.3 million $61.8 million $-31.2 million $-24.5 million
PILOT: Colleges &
Hospitals $122.4 million $115.4 million $115.4 million $-7 million No change.
PILOT: State
Owned Property $80 million $73 million $73.5 million $-6.5 million $.5 million
Priority School
Districts $124.1 million $116.7 million $117.7 million $-6.4 million $1 million
Town Aid Road
Grant $30 million $22 million $27 million $-3 million $5 million

The Appropriations Committee has proposed level-funding the following programs: Education Cost Sharing,
Special Education, School Transportation, and Adult Education.

LoCIP is expected to remain funded at $30 million, but the entire state bonding package has not yet been finalized
by the Finance, Revenue and Bonding committee. The Appropriations and Finance Committee leadership have
discussed regional incentive programs similar to the $50 million bond funding proposal by Governor Rell, and are
supporting other efforts to promote regional revenue sharing. However, the Finance Committee has not yet acted
on those proposals.
At first glance it appears this proposal increases education funding by $21.3 million over the Governor’s
proposed budget, but decreases non-education aid by $15 million compared to the Governor’s proposed
budget.

Please note that grants to individual towns and cities may vary due to changes in grant formula elements.

Below is CCM’s preliminary analysis of the impacts on Hebron under this plan for certain key grant programs.
Change: Appropriations
Current Governor’s Appropriations Change: Appropriations Proposal (FY2009-10) over
Year Proposal Proposal Proposal (FY2009-10) over Governor's Proposal
Grant: (FY2008-09) (FY2009-10) (FY2009-10) Current Year (FY2008-09) (FY2009-10)
($) ($) ($) ($) (%) ($) (%)
Education      
Adult Education $ 0 $ 0 $ 0 $ 0 n/a $ 0 n/a
ECS Grant $6,872,931 $6,872,931 $6,872,931 $ 0 0.0% $ 0 0.0%
Non-public School
Transportation $ 0 $ 0 $ 0 $ 0 n/a $ 0 n/a
Public School
Transportation $78,702 $81,810 $81,810 $3,108 3.9% $ 0 0.0%
Sub-Total:
Education $6,951,633 $6,954,741 $6,954,741 $3,108 0.0% $ 0 0.0%
Non-Education
Local Capital
Improvement $72,085 $72,068 $72,068 $- 17 0.0% $ 0 0.0%
Pequot-Mohegan
Grant $53,446 $39,756 $28,477 $-24,969 -46.7% $-11,279 -28.4%
PILOT: Colleges &
Hospitals $ 0 $ 0 $ 0 $ 0 n/a $ 0 n/a
PILOT: State-owned
Property $16,474 $14,077 $14,077 $-2,397 -14.6% $ 0 0.0%
Town Aid Road
Grant $120,032 $88,023 $108,031 $-12,001 -10.0% $20,008 22.7%
Sub-Total: Non-
Education $262,037 $213,924 $222,653 $-39,384 -15.0% $8,729 4.1%

Total: Education & $7,213,670 $7,168,665 $7,177,394 $-36,276 - 0.5% $8,729 0.1%
Non-Education
*Some grants are not listed because town-by-town amounts are not currently available. Many of these grants will be featured in an upcoming CCM report.

Notes to Individual Grants for FY2009-10:


• Adult Education – $20.6 million statewide (no change • LoCIP – $30 million statewide (no change from FY2008-
from FY2008-09). 09, but state bonding package has not been finalized).
• ECS –$1.9 billion statewide (no change from FY2008- • Pequot/Mohegan - $61.8 million statewide ($31.2 million
09). reduction from FY2008-09).

• Non-Public School Transportation - $4 million • PILOT: Colleges and Hospitals - $115.4 million statewide
statewide (no change from FY2008-09). ($7 million reduction from FY2008-09).

• Public School Transportation - $48 million statewide • PILOT: State-Owned Property – $ 73.5 million statewide
(no change from FY2008-09). ($6.5 million reduction from FY2008-09).

• Town Aid Roads – $27 million statewide ($3 million


statewide reduction from FY2008-09).
###
If you have any questions, please call Barbara Rua, Gian-Carl Casa, or Jim Finley of CCM at (203) 498-3000.
April 2, 2009

PLEASE DELIVER IMMEDIATELY TO MAYOR, FIRST SELECTMAN,


CITY/TOWN MANAGER & FINANCE DIRECTOR

Appropriations Committee’s Proposed Budget Impact on:


Kent
Today, April 2, 2009, the Appropriations Committee released a proposed budget for FY 2009-10 and FY 2010-11.
Below please find a summary of the major statewide changes.
Change: Change:
Appropriations Appropriations
Proposal Proposal (FY2009-
Governor’s Appropriations (FY2009-10) over 10) over Governor's
Current Year Proposal Proposal (FY2009- Current Year Proposal (FY2009-
Grant: (FY2008-09) (FY2009-10) 10) (FY2008-09) 10)
($) ($) ($) ($) ($)

DECD Tax
Abatement $1.7 million $0 $1.7 million No change. $1.7 million
DECD Payment in
Lieu of Taxes $2.2 million $0 $2.2 million No change. $2.2 million

Magnet Schools $121.5 million $135 million $154.3 million $32.8 million $19.3 million
Pequot-Mohegan
Grant $93 million $86.3 million $61.8 million $-31.2 million $-24.5 million
PILOT: Colleges &
Hospitals $122.4 million $115.4 million $115.4 million $-7 million No change.
PILOT: State
Owned Property $80 million $73 million $73.5 million $-6.5 million $.5 million
Priority School
Districts $124.1 million $116.7 million $117.7 million $-6.4 million $1 million
Town Aid Road
Grant $30 million $22 million $27 million $-3 million $5 million

The Appropriations Committee has proposed level-funding the following programs: Education Cost Sharing,
Special Education, School Transportation, and Adult Education.

LoCIP is expected to remain funded at $30 million, but the entire state bonding package has not yet been finalized
by the Finance, Revenue and Bonding committee. The Appropriations and Finance Committee leadership have
discussed regional incentive programs similar to the $50 million bond funding proposal by Governor Rell, and are
supporting other efforts to promote regional revenue sharing. However, the Finance Committee has not yet acted
on those proposals.
At first glance it appears this proposal increases education funding by $21.3 million over the Governor’s
proposed budget, but decreases non-education aid by $15 million compared to the Governor’s proposed
budget.

Please note that grants to individual towns and cities may vary due to changes in grant formula elements.

Below is CCM’s preliminary analysis of the impacts on Kent under this plan for certain key grant programs.
Change: Appropriations
Current Governor’s Appropriations Change: Appropriations Proposal (FY2009-10) over
Year Proposal Proposal Proposal (FY2009-10) over Governor's Proposal
Grant: (FY2008-09) (FY2009-10) (FY2009-10) Current Year (FY2008-09) (FY2009-10)
($) ($) ($) ($) (%) ($) (%)
Education      
Adult Education $ 0 $ 0 $ 0 $ 0 n/a $ 0 n/a
ECS Grant $167,342 $167,342 $167,342 $ 0 0.0% $ 0 0.0%
Non-public School
Transportation $ 0 $ 0 $ 0 $ 0 n/a $ 0 n/a
Public School
Transportation $ 648 $ 647 $ 647 $- 1 - 0.2% $ 0 0.0%
Sub-Total:
Education $167,990 $167,989 $167,989 $- 1 0.0% $ 0 0.0%
Non-Education
Local Capital
Improvement $41,821 $41,820 $41,820 $- 1 0.0% $ 0 0.0%
Pequot-Mohegan
Grant $20,483 $11,073 $7,932 $-12,551 -61.3% $-3,141 -28.4%
PILOT: Colleges &
Hospitals $ 0 $ 0 $ 0 $ 0 n/a $ 0 n/a
PILOT: State-owned
Property $123,835 $102,762 $102,762 $-21,073 -17.0% $ 0 0.0%
Town Aid Road
Grant $132,248 $96,982 $119,026 $-13,222 -10.0% $22,044 22.7%
Sub-Total: Non-
Education $318,387 $252,637 $271,540 $-46,847 -14.7% $18,903 7.5%

Total: Education & $486,377 $420,626 $439,529 $-46,848 - 9.6% $18,903 4.5%
Non-Education
*Some grants are not listed because town-by-town amounts are not currently available. Many of these grants will be featured in an upcoming CCM report.

Notes to Individual Grants for FY2009-10:


• Adult Education – $20.6 million statewide (no change • LoCIP – $30 million statewide (no change from FY2008-
from FY2008-09). 09, but state bonding package has not been finalized).
• ECS –$1.9 billion statewide (no change from FY2008- • Pequot/Mohegan - $61.8 million statewide ($31.2 million
09). reduction from FY2008-09).

• Non-Public School Transportation - $4 million • PILOT: Colleges and Hospitals - $115.4 million statewide
statewide (no change from FY2008-09). ($7 million reduction from FY2008-09).

• Public School Transportation - $48 million statewide • PILOT: State-Owned Property – $ 73.5 million statewide
(no change from FY2008-09). ($6.5 million reduction from FY2008-09).

• Town Aid Roads – $27 million statewide ($3 million


statewide reduction from FY2008-09).
###
If you have any questions, please call Barbara Rua, Gian-Carl Casa, or Jim Finley of CCM at (203) 498-3000.
April 2, 2009

PLEASE DELIVER IMMEDIATELY TO MAYOR, FIRST SELECTMAN,


CITY/TOWN MANAGER & FINANCE DIRECTOR

Appropriations Committee’s Proposed Budget Impact on:


Killingly
Today, April 2, 2009, the Appropriations Committee released a proposed budget for FY 2009-10 and FY 2010-11.
Below please find a summary of the major statewide changes.
Change: Change:
Appropriations Appropriations
Proposal Proposal (FY2009-
Governor’s Appropriations (FY2009-10) over 10) over Governor's
Current Year Proposal Proposal (FY2009- Current Year Proposal (FY2009-
Grant: (FY2008-09) (FY2009-10) 10) (FY2008-09) 10)
($) ($) ($) ($) ($)

DECD Tax
Abatement $1.7 million $0 $1.7 million No change. $1.7 million
DECD Payment in
Lieu of Taxes $2.2 million $0 $2.2 million No change. $2.2 million

Magnet Schools $121.5 million $135 million $154.3 million $32.8 million $19.3 million
Pequot-Mohegan
Grant $93 million $86.3 million $61.8 million $-31.2 million $-24.5 million
PILOT: Colleges &
Hospitals $122.4 million $115.4 million $115.4 million $-7 million No change.
PILOT: State
Owned Property $80 million $73 million $73.5 million $-6.5 million $.5 million
Priority School
Districts $124.1 million $116.7 million $117.7 million $-6.4 million $1 million
Town Aid Road
Grant $30 million $22 million $27 million $-3 million $5 million

The Appropriations Committee has proposed level-funding the following programs: Education Cost Sharing,
Special Education, School Transportation, and Adult Education.

LoCIP is expected to remain funded at $30 million, but the entire state bonding package has not yet been finalized
by the Finance, Revenue and Bonding committee. The Appropriations and Finance Committee leadership have
discussed regional incentive programs similar to the $50 million bond funding proposal by Governor Rell, and are
supporting other efforts to promote regional revenue sharing. However, the Finance Committee has not yet acted
on those proposals.
At first glance it appears this proposal increases education funding by $21.3 million over the Governor’s
proposed budget, but decreases non-education aid by $15 million compared to the Governor’s proposed
budget.

Please note that grants to individual towns and cities may vary due to changes in grant formula elements.

Below is CCM’s preliminary analysis of the impacts on Killingly under this plan for certain key grant programs.
Change: Appropriations
Current Governor’s Appropriations Change: Appropriations Proposal (FY2009-10) over
Year Proposal Proposal Proposal (FY2009-10) over Governor's Proposal
Grant: (FY2008-09) (FY2009-10) (FY2009-10) Current Year (FY2008-09) (FY2009-10)
($) ($) ($) ($) (%) ($) (%)
Education      
Adult Education $104,377 $105,156 $105,156 $ 779 0.7% $ 0 0.0%
ECS Grant $15,245,633 $15,245,633 $15,245,633 $ 0 0.0% $ 0 0.0%
Non-public School
Transportation $13,349 $13,519 $13,519 $ 170 1.3% $ 0 0.0%
Public School
Transportation $435,610 $437,799 $437,799 $2,189 0.5% $ 0 0.0%
Sub-Total:
Education $15,798,969 $15,802,107 $15,802,107 $3,138 0.0% $ 0 0.0%
Non-Education
Local Capital
Improvement $150,048 $150,004 $150,004 $- 44 0.0% $ 0 0.0%
Pequot-Mohegan
Grant $280,330 $202,365 $144,954 $-135,376 -48.3% $-57,411 -28.4%
PILOT: Colleges &
Hospitals $ 0 $ 0 $ 0 $ 0 n/a $ 0 n/a
PILOT: State-owned
Property $325,881 $266,511 $266,511 $-59,370 -18.2% $ 0 0.0%
Town Aid Road
Grant $182,870 $134,105 $164,587 $-18,283 -10.0% $30,482 22.7%
Sub-Total: Non-
Education $939,129 $752,985 $726,056 $-213,073 -22.7% $-26,929 - 3.6%

Total: Education & $16,738,098 $16,555,092 $16,528,163 $-209,935 - 1.3% $-26,929 - 0.2%
Non-Education
*Some grants are not listed because town-by-town amounts are not currently available. Many of these grants will be featured in an upcoming CCM report.

Notes to Individual Grants for FY2009-10:


• Adult Education – $20.6 million statewide (no change • LoCIP – $30 million statewide (no change from FY2008-
from FY2008-09). 09, but state bonding package has not been finalized).
• ECS –$1.9 billion statewide (no change from FY2008- • Pequot/Mohegan - $61.8 million statewide ($31.2 million
09). reduction from FY2008-09).

• Non-Public School Transportation - $4 million • PILOT: Colleges and Hospitals - $115.4 million statewide
statewide (no change from FY2008-09). ($7 million reduction from FY2008-09).

• Public School Transportation - $48 million statewide • PILOT: State-Owned Property – $ 73.5 million statewide
(no change from FY2008-09). ($6.5 million reduction from FY2008-09).

• Town Aid Roads – $27 million statewide ($3 million


statewide reduction from FY2008-09).
###
If you have any questions, please call Barbara Rua, Gian-Carl Casa, or Jim Finley of CCM at (203) 498-3000.
April 2, 2009

PLEASE DELIVER IMMEDIATELY TO MAYOR, FIRST SELECTMAN,


CITY/TOWN MANAGER & FINANCE DIRECTOR

Appropriations Committee’s Proposed Budget Impact on:


Killingworth
Today, April 2, 2009, the Appropriations Committee released a proposed budget for FY 2009-10 and FY 2010-11.
Below please find a summary of the major statewide changes.
Change: Change:
Appropriations Appropriations
Proposal Proposal (FY2009-
Governor’s Appropriations (FY2009-10) over 10) over Governor's
Current Year Proposal Proposal (FY2009- Current Year Proposal (FY2009-
Grant: (FY2008-09) (FY2009-10) 10) (FY2008-09) 10)
($) ($) ($) ($) ($)

DECD Tax
Abatement $1.7 million $0 $1.7 million No change. $1.7 million
DECD Payment in
Lieu of Taxes $2.2 million $0 $2.2 million No change. $2.2 million

Magnet Schools $121.5 million $135 million $154.3 million $32.8 million $19.3 million
Pequot-Mohegan
Grant $93 million $86.3 million $61.8 million $-31.2 million $-24.5 million
PILOT: Colleges &
Hospitals $122.4 million $115.4 million $115.4 million $-7 million No change.
PILOT: State
Owned Property $80 million $73 million $73.5 million $-6.5 million $.5 million
Priority School
Districts $124.1 million $116.7 million $117.7 million $-6.4 million $1 million
Town Aid Road
Grant $30 million $22 million $27 million $-3 million $5 million

The Appropriations Committee has proposed level-funding the following programs: Education Cost Sharing,
Special Education, School Transportation, and Adult Education.

LoCIP is expected to remain funded at $30 million, but the entire state bonding package has not yet been finalized
by the Finance, Revenue and Bonding committee. The Appropriations and Finance Committee leadership have
discussed regional incentive programs similar to the $50 million bond funding proposal by Governor Rell, and are
supporting other efforts to promote regional revenue sharing. However, the Finance Committee has not yet acted
on those proposals.
At first glance it appears this proposal increases education funding by $21.3 million over the Governor’s
proposed budget, but decreases non-education aid by $15 million compared to the Governor’s proposed
budget.

Please note that grants to individual towns and cities may vary due to changes in grant formula elements.

Below is CCM’s preliminary analysis of the impacts on Killingworth under this plan for certain key grant
programs.
Change: Appropriations
Current Governor’s Appropriations Change: Appropriations Proposal (FY2009-10) over
Year Proposal Proposal Proposal (FY2009-10) over Governor's Proposal
Grant: (FY2008-09) (FY2009-10) (FY2009-10) Current Year (FY2008-09) (FY2009-10)
($) ($) ($) ($) (%) ($) (%)
Education      
Adult Education $ 0 $ 0 $ 0 $ 0 n/a $ 0 n/a
ECS Grant $2,227,467 $2,227,467 $2,227,467 $ 0 0.0% $ 0 0.0%
Non-public School
Transportation $ 0 $ 0 $ 0 $ 0 n/a $ 0 n/a
Public School
Transportation $ 0 $ 0 $ 0 $ 0 n/a $ 0 n/a
Sub-Total:
Education $2,227,467 $2,227,467 $2,227,467 $ 0 0.0% $ 0 0.0%
Non-Education
Local Capital
Improvement $55,662 $55,654 $55,654 $- 8 0.0% $ 0 0.0%
Pequot-Mohegan
Grant $34,881 $23,587 $16,895 $-17,986 -51.6% $-6,692 -28.4%
PILOT: Colleges &
Hospitals $ 0 $ 0 $ 0 $ 0 n/a $ 0 n/a
PILOT: State-owned
Property $150,627 $123,817 $123,817 $-26,810 -17.8% $ 0 0.0%
Town Aid Road
Grant $126,815 $92,998 $114,136 $-12,679 -10.0% $21,138 22.7%
Sub-Total: Non-
Education $367,985 $296,056 $310,503 $-57,482 -15.6% $14,447 4.9%

Total: Education & $2,595,452 $2,523,523 $2,537,970 $-57,482 - 2.2% $14,447 0.6%
Non-Education
*Some grants are not listed because town-by-town amounts are not currently available. Many of these grants will be featured in an upcoming CCM report.

Notes to Individual Grants for FY2009-10:


• Adult Education – $20.6 million statewide (no change • LoCIP – $30 million statewide (no change from FY2008-
from FY2008-09). 09, but state bonding package has not been finalized).
• ECS –$1.9 billion statewide (no change from FY2008- • Pequot/Mohegan - $61.8 million statewide ($31.2 million
09). reduction from FY2008-09).

• Non-Public School Transportation - $4 million • PILOT: Colleges and Hospitals - $115.4 million statewide
statewide (no change from FY2008-09). ($7 million reduction from FY2008-09).

• Public School Transportation - $48 million statewide • PILOT: State-Owned Property – $ 73.5 million statewide
(no change from FY2008-09). ($6.5 million reduction from FY2008-09).

• Town Aid Roads – $27 million statewide ($3 million


statewide reduction from FY2008-09).
###
If you have any questions, please call Barbara Rua, Gian-Carl Casa, or Jim Finley of CCM at (203) 498-3000.
April 2, 2009

PLEASE DELIVER IMMEDIATELY TO MAYOR, FIRST SELECTMAN,


CITY/TOWN MANAGER & FINANCE DIRECTOR

Appropriations Committee’s Proposed Budget Impact on:


Lebanon
Today, April 2, 2009, the Appropriations Committee released a proposed budget for FY 2009-10 and FY 2010-11.
Below please find a summary of the major statewide changes.
Change: Change:
Appropriations Appropriations
Proposal Proposal (FY2009-
Governor’s Appropriations (FY2009-10) over 10) over Governor's
Current Year Proposal Proposal (FY2009- Current Year Proposal (FY2009-
Grant: (FY2008-09) (FY2009-10) 10) (FY2008-09) 10)
($) ($) ($) ($) ($)

DECD Tax
Abatement $1.7 million $0 $1.7 million No change. $1.7 million
DECD Payment in
Lieu of Taxes $2.2 million $0 $2.2 million No change. $2.2 million

Magnet Schools $121.5 million $135 million $154.3 million $32.8 million $19.3 million
Pequot-Mohegan
Grant $93 million $86.3 million $61.8 million $-31.2 million $-24.5 million
PILOT: Colleges &
Hospitals $122.4 million $115.4 million $115.4 million $-7 million No change.
PILOT: State
Owned Property $80 million $73 million $73.5 million $-6.5 million $.5 million
Priority School
Districts $124.1 million $116.7 million $117.7 million $-6.4 million $1 million
Town Aid Road
Grant $30 million $22 million $27 million $-3 million $5 million

The Appropriations Committee has proposed level-funding the following programs: Education Cost Sharing,
Special Education, School Transportation, and Adult Education.

LoCIP is expected to remain funded at $30 million, but the entire state bonding package has not yet been finalized
by the Finance, Revenue and Bonding committee. The Appropriations and Finance Committee leadership have
discussed regional incentive programs similar to the $50 million bond funding proposal by Governor Rell, and are
supporting other efforts to promote regional revenue sharing. However, the Finance Committee has not yet acted
on those proposals.
At first glance it appears this proposal increases education funding by $21.3 million over the Governor’s
proposed budget, but decreases non-education aid by $15 million compared to the Governor’s proposed
budget.

Please note that grants to individual towns and cities may vary due to changes in grant formula elements.

Below is CCM’s preliminary analysis of the impacts on Lebanon under this plan for certain key grant programs.
Change: Appropriations
Current Governor’s Appropriations Change: Appropriations Proposal (FY2009-10) over
Year Proposal Proposal Proposal (FY2009-10) over Governor's Proposal
Grant: (FY2008-09) (FY2009-10) (FY2009-10) Current Year (FY2008-09) (FY2009-10)
($) ($) ($) ($) (%) ($) (%)
Education      
Adult Education $7,602 $7,540 $7,540 $- 62 - 0.8% $ 0 0.0%
ECS Grant $5,467,634 $5,467,634 $5,467,634 $ 0 0.0% $ 0 0.0%
Non-public School
Transportation $ 0 $ 0 $ 0 $ 0 n/a $ 0 n/a
Public School
Transportation $177,523 $175,315 $175,315 $-2,208 - 1.2% $ 0 0.0%
Sub-Total:
Education $5,652,759 $5,650,489 $5,650,489 $-2,270 0.0% $ 0 0.0%
Non-Education
Local Capital
Improvement $75,090 $75,083 $75,083 $- 7 0.0% $ 0 0.0%
Pequot-Mohegan
Grant $62,128 $43,276 $30,999 $-31,129 -50.1% $-12,277 -28.4%
PILOT: Colleges &
Hospitals $ 0 $ 0 $ 0 $ 0 n/a $ 0 n/a
PILOT: State-owned
Property $42,930 $35,992 $35,992 $-6,938 -16.2% $ 0 0.0%
Town Aid Road
Grant $156,430 $114,715 $140,790 $-15,640 -10.0% $26,075 22.7%
Sub-Total: Non-
Education $336,578 $269,066 $282,863 $-53,715 -16.0% $13,797 5.1%

Total: Education & $5,989,337 $5,919,555 $5,933,352 $-55,985 - 0.9% $13,797 0.2%
Non-Education
*Some grants are not listed because town-by-town amounts are not currently available. Many of these grants will be featured in an upcoming CCM report.

Notes to Individual Grants for FY2009-10:


• Adult Education – $20.6 million statewide (no change • LoCIP – $30 million statewide (no change from FY2008-
from FY2008-09). 09, but state bonding package has not been finalized).
• ECS –$1.9 billion statewide (no change from FY2008- • Pequot/Mohegan - $61.8 million statewide ($31.2 million
09). reduction from FY2008-09).

• Non-Public School Transportation - $4 million • PILOT: Colleges and Hospitals - $115.4 million statewide
statewide (no change from FY2008-09). ($7 million reduction from FY2008-09).

• Public School Transportation - $48 million statewide • PILOT: State-Owned Property – $ 73.5 million statewide
(no change from FY2008-09). ($6.5 million reduction from FY2008-09).

• Town Aid Roads – $27 million statewide ($3 million


statewide reduction from FY2008-09).
###
If you have any questions, please call Barbara Rua, Gian-Carl Casa, or Jim Finley of CCM at (203) 498-3000.
April 2, 2009

PLEASE DELIVER IMMEDIATELY TO MAYOR, FIRST SELECTMAN,


CITY/TOWN MANAGER & FINANCE DIRECTOR

Appropriations Committee’s Proposed Budget Impact on:


Ledyard
Today, April 2, 2009, the Appropriations Committee released a proposed budget for FY 2009-10 and FY 2010-11.
Below please find a summary of the major statewide changes.
Change: Change:
Appropriations Appropriations
Proposal Proposal (FY2009-
Governor’s Appropriations (FY2009-10) over 10) over Governor's
Current Year Proposal Proposal (FY2009- Current Year Proposal (FY2009-
Grant: (FY2008-09) (FY2009-10) 10) (FY2008-09) 10)
($) ($) ($) ($) ($)

DECD Tax
Abatement $1.7 million $0 $1.7 million No change. $1.7 million
DECD Payment in
Lieu of Taxes $2.2 million $0 $2.2 million No change. $2.2 million

Magnet Schools $121.5 million $135 million $154.3 million $32.8 million $19.3 million
Pequot-Mohegan
Grant $93 million $86.3 million $61.8 million $-31.2 million $-24.5 million
PILOT: Colleges &
Hospitals $122.4 million $115.4 million $115.4 million $-7 million No change.
PILOT: State
Owned Property $80 million $73 million $73.5 million $-6.5 million $.5 million
Priority School
Districts $124.1 million $116.7 million $117.7 million $-6.4 million $1 million
Town Aid Road
Grant $30 million $22 million $27 million $-3 million $5 million

The Appropriations Committee has proposed level-funding the following programs: Education Cost Sharing,
Special Education, School Transportation, and Adult Education.

LoCIP is expected to remain funded at $30 million, but the entire state bonding package has not yet been finalized
by the Finance, Revenue and Bonding committee. The Appropriations and Finance Committee leadership have
discussed regional incentive programs similar to the $50 million bond funding proposal by Governor Rell, and are
supporting other efforts to promote regional revenue sharing. However, the Finance Committee has not yet acted
on those proposals.
At first glance it appears this proposal increases education funding by $21.3 million over the Governor’s
proposed budget, but decreases non-education aid by $15 million compared to the Governor’s proposed
budget.

Please note that grants to individual towns and cities may vary due to changes in grant formula elements.

Below is CCM’s preliminary analysis of the impacts on Ledyard under this plan for certain key grant programs.
Change: Appropriations
Current Governor’s Appropriations Change: Appropriations Proposal (FY2009-10) over
Year Proposal Proposal Proposal (FY2009-10) over Governor's Proposal
Grant: (FY2008-09) (FY2009-10) (FY2009-10) Current Year (FY2008-09) (FY2009-10)
($) ($) ($) ($) (%) ($) (%)
Education      
Adult Education $19,858 $22,379 $22,379 $2,521 12.7% $ 0 0.0%
ECS Grant $12,030,465 $12,030,465 $12,030,465 $ 0 0.0% $ 0 0.0%
Non-public School
Transportation $ 0 $ 0 $ 0 $ 0 n/a $ 0 n/a
Public School
Transportation $345,749 $395,474 $395,474 $49,725 14.4% $ 0 0.0%
Sub-Total:
Education $12,396,072 $12,448,318 $12,448,318 $52,246 0.4% $ 0 0.0%
Non-Education
Local Capital
Improvement $123,004 $122,964 $122,964 $- 40 0.0% $ 0 0.0%
Pequot-Mohegan
Grant $1,144,154 $993,561 $711,688 $-432,466 -37.8% $-281,873 -28.4%
PILOT: Colleges &
Hospitals $ 0 $ 0 $ 0 $ 0 n/a $ 0 n/a
PILOT: State-owned
Property $75,262 $64,389 $64,389 $-10,873 -14.4% $ 0 0.0%
Town Aid Road
Grant $149,063 $109,313 $134,160 $-14,903 -10.0% $24,847 22.7%
Sub-Total: Non-
Education $1,491,483 $1,290,227 $1,033,201 $-458,282 -30.7% $-257,026 -19.9%

Total: Education & $13,887,555 $13,738,545 $13,481,519 $-406,036 - 2.9% $-257,026 - 1.9%
Non-Education
*Some grants are not listed because town-by-town amounts are not currently available. Many of these grants will be featured in an upcoming CCM report.

Notes to Individual Grants for FY2009-10:


• Adult Education – $20.6 million statewide (no change • LoCIP – $30 million statewide (no change from FY2008-
from FY2008-09). 09, but state bonding package has not been finalized).
• ECS –$1.9 billion statewide (no change from FY2008- • Pequot/Mohegan - $61.8 million statewide ($31.2 million
09). reduction from FY2008-09).

• Non-Public School Transportation - $4 million • PILOT: Colleges and Hospitals - $115.4 million statewide
statewide (no change from FY2008-09). ($7 million reduction from FY2008-09).

• Public School Transportation - $48 million statewide • PILOT: State-Owned Property – $ 73.5 million statewide
(no change from FY2008-09). ($6.5 million reduction from FY2008-09).

• Town Aid Roads – $27 million statewide ($3 million


statewide reduction from FY2008-09).
###
If you have any questions, please call Barbara Rua, Gian-Carl Casa, or Jim Finley of CCM at (203) 498-3000.
April 2, 2009

PLEASE DELIVER IMMEDIATELY TO MAYOR, FIRST SELECTMAN,


CITY/TOWN MANAGER & FINANCE DIRECTOR

Appropriations Committee’s Proposed Budget Impact on:


Lisbon
Today, April 2, 2009, the Appropriations Committee released a proposed budget for FY 2009-10 and FY 2010-11.
Below please find a summary of the major statewide changes.
Change: Change:
Appropriations Appropriations
Proposal Proposal (FY2009-
Governor’s Appropriations (FY2009-10) over 10) over Governor's
Current Year Proposal Proposal (FY2009- Current Year Proposal (FY2009-
Grant: (FY2008-09) (FY2009-10) 10) (FY2008-09) 10)
($) ($) ($) ($) ($)

DECD Tax
Abatement $1.7 million $0 $1.7 million No change. $1.7 million
DECD Payment in
Lieu of Taxes $2.2 million $0 $2.2 million No change. $2.2 million

Magnet Schools $121.5 million $135 million $154.3 million $32.8 million $19.3 million
Pequot-Mohegan
Grant $93 million $86.3 million $61.8 million $-31.2 million $-24.5 million
PILOT: Colleges &
Hospitals $122.4 million $115.4 million $115.4 million $-7 million No change.
PILOT: State
Owned Property $80 million $73 million $73.5 million $-6.5 million $.5 million
Priority School
Districts $124.1 million $116.7 million $117.7 million $-6.4 million $1 million
Town Aid Road
Grant $30 million $22 million $27 million $-3 million $5 million

The Appropriations Committee has proposed level-funding the following programs: Education Cost Sharing,
Special Education, School Transportation, and Adult Education.

LoCIP is expected to remain funded at $30 million, but the entire state bonding package has not yet been finalized
by the Finance, Revenue and Bonding committee. The Appropriations and Finance Committee leadership have
discussed regional incentive programs similar to the $50 million bond funding proposal by Governor Rell, and are
supporting other efforts to promote regional revenue sharing. However, the Finance Committee has not yet acted
on those proposals.
At first glance it appears this proposal increases education funding by $21.3 million over the Governor’s
proposed budget, but decreases non-education aid by $15 million compared to the Governor’s proposed
budget.

Please note that grants to individual towns and cities may vary due to changes in grant formula elements.

Below is CCM’s preliminary analysis of the impacts on Lisbon under this plan for certain key grant programs.
Change: Appropriations
Current Governor’s Appropriations Change: Appropriations Proposal (FY2009-10) over
Year Proposal Proposal Proposal (FY2009-10) over Governor's Proposal
Grant: (FY2008-09) (FY2009-10) (FY2009-10) Current Year (FY2008-09) (FY2009-10)
($) ($) ($) ($) (%) ($) (%)
Education      
Adult Education $10,792 $9,977 $9,977 $- 815 - 7.6% $ 0 0.0%
ECS Grant $3,899,238 $3,899,238 $3,899,238 $ 0 0.0% $ 0 0.0%
Non-public School
Transportation $ 0 $ 0 $ 0 $ 0 n/a $ 0 n/a
Public School
Transportation $141,235 $129,697 $129,697 $-11,538 - 8.2% $ 0 0.0%
Sub-Total:
Education $4,051,265 $4,038,912 $4,038,912 $-12,353 - 0.3% $ 0 0.0%
Non-Education
Local Capital
Improvement $30,467 $30,459 $30,459 $- 8 0.0% $ 0 0.0%
Pequot-Mohegan
Grant $57,415 $40,549 $29,045 $-28,370 -49.4% $-11,504 -28.4%
PILOT: Colleges &
Hospitals $ 0 $ 0 $ 0 $ 0 n/a $ 0 n/a
PILOT: State-owned
Property $8,866 $7,357 $7,357 $-1,509 -17.0% $ 0 0.0%
Town Aid Road
Grant $87,928 $64,480 $79,136 $-8,792 -10.0% $14,656 22.7%
Sub-Total: Non-
Education $184,676 $142,845 $145,998 $-38,678 -20.9% $3,153 2.2%

Total: Education & $4,235,941 $4,181,757 $4,184,910 $-51,031 - 1.2% $3,153 0.1%
Non-Education
*Some grants are not listed because town-by-town amounts are not currently available. Many of these grants will be featured in an upcoming CCM report.

Notes to Individual Grants for FY2009-10:


• Adult Education – $20.6 million statewide (no change • LoCIP – $30 million statewide (no change from FY2008-
from FY2008-09). 09, but state bonding package has not been finalized).
• ECS –$1.9 billion statewide (no change from FY2008- • Pequot/Mohegan - $61.8 million statewide ($31.2 million
09). reduction from FY2008-09).

• Non-Public School Transportation - $4 million • PILOT: Colleges and Hospitals - $115.4 million statewide
statewide (no change from FY2008-09). ($7 million reduction from FY2008-09).

• Public School Transportation - $48 million statewide • PILOT: State-Owned Property – $ 73.5 million statewide
(no change from FY2008-09). ($6.5 million reduction from FY2008-09).

• Town Aid Roads – $27 million statewide ($3 million


statewide reduction from FY2008-09).
###
If you have any questions, please call Barbara Rua, Gian-Carl Casa, or Jim Finley of CCM at (203) 498-3000.
April 2, 2009

PLEASE DELIVER IMMEDIATELY TO MAYOR, FIRST SELECTMAN,


CITY/TOWN MANAGER & FINANCE DIRECTOR

Appropriations Committee’s Proposed Budget Impact on:


Litchfield
Today, April 2, 2009, the Appropriations Committee released a proposed budget for FY 2009-10 and FY 2010-11.
Below please find a summary of the major statewide changes.
Change: Change:
Appropriations Appropriations
Proposal Proposal (FY2009-
Governor’s Appropriations (FY2009-10) over 10) over Governor's
Current Year Proposal Proposal (FY2009- Current Year Proposal (FY2009-
Grant: (FY2008-09) (FY2009-10) 10) (FY2008-09) 10)
($) ($) ($) ($) ($)

DECD Tax
Abatement $1.7 million $0 $1.7 million No change. $1.7 million
DECD Payment in
Lieu of Taxes $2.2 million $0 $2.2 million No change. $2.2 million

Magnet Schools $121.5 million $135 million $154.3 million $32.8 million $19.3 million
Pequot-Mohegan
Grant $93 million $86.3 million $61.8 million $-31.2 million $-24.5 million
PILOT: Colleges &
Hospitals $122.4 million $115.4 million $115.4 million $-7 million No change.
PILOT: State
Owned Property $80 million $73 million $73.5 million $-6.5 million $.5 million
Priority School
Districts $124.1 million $116.7 million $117.7 million $-6.4 million $1 million
Town Aid Road
Grant $30 million $22 million $27 million $-3 million $5 million

The Appropriations Committee has proposed level-funding the following programs: Education Cost Sharing,
Special Education, School Transportation, and Adult Education.

LoCIP is expected to remain funded at $30 million, but the entire state bonding package has not yet been finalized
by the Finance, Revenue and Bonding committee. The Appropriations and Finance Committee leadership have
discussed regional incentive programs similar to the $50 million bond funding proposal by Governor Rell, and are
supporting other efforts to promote regional revenue sharing. However, the Finance Committee has not yet acted
on those proposals.
At first glance it appears this proposal increases education funding by $21.3 million over the Governor’s
proposed budget, but decreases non-education aid by $15 million compared to the Governor’s proposed
budget.

Please note that grants to individual towns and cities may vary due to changes in grant formula elements.

Below is CCM’s preliminary analysis of the impacts on Litchfield under this plan for certain key grant programs.
Change: Appropriations
Current Governor’s Appropriations Change: Appropriations Proposal (FY2009-10) over
Year Proposal Proposal Proposal (FY2009-10) over Governor's Proposal
Grant: (FY2008-09) (FY2009-10) (FY2009-10) Current Year (FY2008-09) (FY2009-10)
($) ($) ($) ($) (%) ($) (%)
Education      
Adult Education $1,550 $1,521 $1,521 $- 29 - 1.9% $ 0 0.0%
ECS Grant $1,479,851 $1,479,851 $1,479,851 $ 0 0.0% $ 0 0.0%
Non-public School
Transportation $ 167 $ 162 $ 162 $- 5 - 3.0% $ 0 0.0%
Public School
Transportation $61,614 $59,688 $59,688 $-1,926 - 3.1% $ 0 0.0%
Sub-Total:
Education $1,543,182 $1,541,222 $1,541,222 $-1,960 - 0.1% $ 0 0.0%
Non-Education
Local Capital
Improvement $86,361 $86,353 $86,353 $- 8 0.0% $ 0 0.0%
Pequot-Mohegan
Grant $41,160 $28,826 $20,648 $-20,512 -49.8% $-8,178 -28.4%
PILOT: Colleges &
Hospitals $ 0 $ 0 $ 0 $ 0 n/a $ 0 n/a
PILOT: State-owned
Property $127,668 $106,245 $106,245 $-21,423 -16.8% $ 0 0.0%
Town Aid Road
Grant $190,066 $139,382 $171,064 $-19,002 -10.0% $31,682 22.7%
Sub-Total: Non-
Education $445,255 $360,806 $384,310 $-60,945 -13.7% $23,504 6.5%

Total: Education & $1,988,437 $1,902,028 $1,925,532 $-62,905 - 3.2% $23,504 1.2%
Non-Education
*Some grants are not listed because town-by-town amounts are not currently available. Many of these grants will be featured in an upcoming CCM report.

Notes to Individual Grants for FY2009-10:


• Adult Education – $20.6 million statewide (no change • LoCIP – $30 million statewide (no change from FY2008-
from FY2008-09). 09, but state bonding package has not been finalized).
• ECS –$1.9 billion statewide (no change from FY2008- • Pequot/Mohegan - $61.8 million statewide ($31.2 million
09). reduction from FY2008-09).

• Non-Public School Transportation - $4 million • PILOT: Colleges and Hospitals - $115.4 million statewide
statewide (no change from FY2008-09). ($7 million reduction from FY2008-09).

• Public School Transportation - $48 million statewide • PILOT: State-Owned Property – $ 73.5 million statewide
(no change from FY2008-09). ($6.5 million reduction from FY2008-09).

• Town Aid Roads – $27 million statewide ($3 million


statewide reduction from FY2008-09).
###
If you have any questions, please call Barbara Rua, Gian-Carl Casa, or Jim Finley of CCM at (203) 498-3000.
April 2, 2009

PLEASE DELIVER IMMEDIATELY TO MAYOR, FIRST SELECTMAN,


CITY/TOWN MANAGER & FINANCE DIRECTOR

Appropriations Committee’s Proposed Budget Impact on:


Lyme
Today, April 2, 2009, the Appropriations Committee released a proposed budget for FY 2009-10 and FY 2010-11.
Below please find a summary of the major statewide changes.
Change: Change:
Appropriations Appropriations
Proposal Proposal (FY2009-
Governor’s Appropriations (FY2009-10) over 10) over Governor's
Current Year Proposal Proposal (FY2009- Current Year Proposal (FY2009-
Grant: (FY2008-09) (FY2009-10) 10) (FY2008-09) 10)
($) ($) ($) ($) ($)

DECD Tax
Abatement $1.7 million $0 $1.7 million No change. $1.7 million
DECD Payment in
Lieu of Taxes $2.2 million $0 $2.2 million No change. $2.2 million

Magnet Schools $121.5 million $135 million $154.3 million $32.8 million $19.3 million
Pequot-Mohegan
Grant $93 million $86.3 million $61.8 million $-31.2 million $-24.5 million
PILOT: Colleges &
Hospitals $122.4 million $115.4 million $115.4 million $-7 million No change.
PILOT: State
Owned Property $80 million $73 million $73.5 million $-6.5 million $.5 million
Priority School
Districts $124.1 million $116.7 million $117.7 million $-6.4 million $1 million
Town Aid Road
Grant $30 million $22 million $27 million $-3 million $5 million

The Appropriations Committee has proposed level-funding the following programs: Education Cost Sharing,
Special Education, School Transportation, and Adult Education.

LoCIP is expected to remain funded at $30 million, but the entire state bonding package has not yet been finalized
by the Finance, Revenue and Bonding committee. The Appropriations and Finance Committee leadership have
discussed regional incentive programs similar to the $50 million bond funding proposal by Governor Rell, and are
supporting other efforts to promote regional revenue sharing. However, the Finance Committee has not yet acted
on those proposals.
At first glance it appears this proposal increases education funding by $21.3 million over the Governor’s
proposed budget, but decreases non-education aid by $15 million compared to the Governor’s proposed
budget.

Please note that grants to individual towns and cities may vary due to changes in grant formula elements.

Below is CCM’s preliminary analysis of the impacts on Lyme under this plan for certain key grant programs.
Change: Appropriations
Current Governor’s Appropriations Change: Appropriations Proposal (FY2009-10) over
Year Proposal Proposal Proposal (FY2009-10) over Governor's Proposal
Grant: (FY2008-09) (FY2009-10) (FY2009-10) Current Year (FY2008-09) (FY2009-10)
($) ($) ($) ($) (%) ($) (%)
Education      
Adult Education $ 0 $ 0 $ 0 $ 0 n/a $ 0 n/a
ECS Grant $145,556 $145,556 $145,556 $ 0 0.0% $ 0 0.0%
Non-public School
Transportation $ 0 $ 0 $ 0 $ 0 n/a $ 0 n/a
Public School
Transportation $ 0 $ 0 $ 0 $ 0 n/a $ 0 n/a
Sub-Total:
Education $145,556 $145,556 $145,556 $ 0 0.0% $ 0 0.0%
Non-Education
Local Capital
Improvement $25,611 $25,609 $25,609 $- 2 0.0% $ 0 0.0%
Pequot-Mohegan
Grant $18,672 $9,748 $6,982 $-11,690 -62.6% $-2,766 -28.4%
PILOT: Colleges &
Hospitals $ 254 $ 215 $ 215 $- 39 -15.4% $ 0 0.0%
PILOT: State-owned
Property $22,811 $19,605 $19,605 $-3,206 -14.1% $ 0 0.0%
Town Aid Road
Grant $88,916 $65,205 $80,026 $-8,890 -10.0% $14,821 22.7%
Sub-Total: Non-
Education $156,264 $120,382 $132,438 $-23,826 -15.2% $12,056 10.0%

Total: Education & $301,820 $265,938 $277,994 $-23,826 - 7.9% $12,056 4.5%
Non-Education
*Some grants are not listed because town-by-town amounts are not currently available. Many of these grants will be featured in an upcoming CCM report.

Notes to Individual Grants for FY2009-10:


• Adult Education – $20.6 million statewide (no change • LoCIP – $30 million statewide (no change from FY2008-
from FY2008-09). 09, but state bonding package has not been finalized).
• ECS –$1.9 billion statewide (no change from FY2008- • Pequot/Mohegan - $61.8 million statewide ($31.2 million
09). reduction from FY2008-09).

• Non-Public School Transportation - $4 million • PILOT: Colleges and Hospitals - $115.4 million statewide
statewide (no change from FY2008-09). ($7 million reduction from FY2008-09).

• Public School Transportation - $48 million statewide • PILOT: State-Owned Property – $ 73.5 million statewide
(no change from FY2008-09). ($6.5 million reduction from FY2008-09).

• Town Aid Roads – $27 million statewide ($3 million


statewide reduction from FY2008-09).
###
If you have any questions, please call Barbara Rua, Gian-Carl Casa, or Jim Finley of CCM at (203) 498-3000.
April 2, 2009

PLEASE DELIVER IMMEDIATELY TO MAYOR, FIRST SELECTMAN,


CITY/TOWN MANAGER & FINANCE DIRECTOR

Appropriations Committee’s Proposed Budget Impact on:


Madison
Today, April 2, 2009, the Appropriations Committee released a proposed budget for FY 2009-10 and FY 2010-11.
Below please find a summary of the major statewide changes.
Change: Change:
Appropriations Appropriations
Proposal Proposal (FY2009-
Governor’s Appropriations (FY2009-10) over 10) over Governor's
Current Year Proposal Proposal (FY2009- Current Year Proposal (FY2009-
Grant: (FY2008-09) (FY2009-10) 10) (FY2008-09) 10)
($) ($) ($) ($) ($)

DECD Tax
Abatement $1.7 million $0 $1.7 million No change. $1.7 million
DECD Payment in
Lieu of Taxes $2.2 million $0 $2.2 million No change. $2.2 million

Magnet Schools $121.5 million $135 million $154.3 million $32.8 million $19.3 million
Pequot-Mohegan
Grant $93 million $86.3 million $61.8 million $-31.2 million $-24.5 million
PILOT: Colleges &
Hospitals $122.4 million $115.4 million $115.4 million $-7 million No change.
PILOT: State
Owned Property $80 million $73 million $73.5 million $-6.5 million $.5 million
Priority School
Districts $124.1 million $116.7 million $117.7 million $-6.4 million $1 million
Town Aid Road
Grant $30 million $22 million $27 million $-3 million $5 million

The Appropriations Committee has proposed level-funding the following programs: Education Cost Sharing,
Special Education, School Transportation, and Adult Education.

LoCIP is expected to remain funded at $30 million, but the entire state bonding package has not yet been finalized
by the Finance, Revenue and Bonding committee. The Appropriations and Finance Committee leadership have
discussed regional incentive programs similar to the $50 million bond funding proposal by Governor Rell, and are
supporting other efforts to promote regional revenue sharing. However, the Finance Committee has not yet acted
on those proposals.
At first glance it appears this proposal increases education funding by $21.3 million over the Governor’s
proposed budget, but decreases non-education aid by $15 million compared to the Governor’s proposed
budget.

Please note that grants to individual towns and cities may vary due to changes in grant formula elements.

Below is CCM’s preliminary analysis of the impacts on Madison under this plan for certain key grant programs.
Change: Appropriations
Current Governor’s Appropriations Change: Appropriations Proposal (FY2009-10) over
Year Proposal Proposal Proposal (FY2009-10) over Governor's Proposal
Grant: (FY2008-09) (FY2009-10) (FY2009-10) Current Year (FY2008-09) (FY2009-10)
($) ($) ($) ($) (%) ($) (%)
Education      
Adult Education $3,915 $4,078 $4,078 $ 163 4.2% $ 0 0.0%
ECS Grant $1,576,061 $1,576,061 $1,576,061 $ 0 0.0% $ 0 0.0%
Non-public School
Transportation $5,021 $5,772 $5,772 $ 751 15.0% $ 0 0.0%
Public School
Transportation $38,689 $43,392 $43,392 $4,703 12.2% $ 0 0.0%
Sub-Total:
Education $1,623,686 $1,629,303 $1,629,303 $5,617 0.3% $ 0 0.0%
Non-Education
Local Capital
Improvement $115,863 $115,802 $115,802 $- 61 - 0.1% $ 0 0.0%
Pequot-Mohegan
Grant $41,524 $27,523 $19,715 $-21,809 -52.5% $-7,808 -28.4%
PILOT: Colleges &
Hospitals $ 0 $ 0 $ 0 $ 0 n/a $ 0 n/a
PILOT: State-owned
Property $589,000 $556,210 $556,210 $-32,790 - 5.6% $ 0 0.0%
Town Aid Road
Grant $160,591 $117,767 $144,535 $-16,056 -10.0% $26,768 22.7%
Sub-Total: Non-
Education $906,978 $817,302 $836,262 $-70,716 - 7.8% $18,960 2.3%

Total: Education & $2,530,664 $2,446,605 $2,465,565 $-65,099 - 2.6% $18,960 0.8%
Non-Education
*Some grants are not listed because town-by-town amounts are not currently available. Many of these grants will be featured in an upcoming CCM report.

Notes to Individual Grants for FY2009-10:


• Adult Education – $20.6 million statewide (no change • LoCIP – $30 million statewide (no change from FY2008-
from FY2008-09). 09, but state bonding package has not been finalized).
• ECS –$1.9 billion statewide (no change from FY2008- • Pequot/Mohegan - $61.8 million statewide ($31.2 million
09). reduction from FY2008-09).

• Non-Public School Transportation - $4 million • PILOT: Colleges and Hospitals - $115.4 million statewide
statewide (no change from FY2008-09). ($7 million reduction from FY2008-09).

• Public School Transportation - $48 million statewide • PILOT: State-Owned Property – $ 73.5 million statewide
(no change from FY2008-09). ($6.5 million reduction from FY2008-09).

• Town Aid Roads – $27 million statewide ($3 million


statewide reduction from FY2008-09).
###
If you have any questions, please call Barbara Rua, Gian-Carl Casa, or Jim Finley of CCM at (203) 498-3000.
April 2, 2009

PLEASE DELIVER IMMEDIATELY TO MAYOR, FIRST SELECTMAN,


CITY/TOWN MANAGER & FINANCE DIRECTOR

Appropriations Committee’s Proposed Budget Impact on:


Manchester
Today, April 2, 2009, the Appropriations Committee released a proposed budget for FY 2009-10 and FY 2010-11.
Below please find a summary of the major statewide changes.
Change: Change:
Appropriations Appropriations
Proposal Proposal (FY2009-
Governor’s Appropriations (FY2009-10) over 10) over Governor's
Current Year Proposal Proposal (FY2009- Current Year Proposal (FY2009-
Grant: (FY2008-09) (FY2009-10) 10) (FY2008-09) 10)
($) ($) ($) ($) ($)

DECD Tax
Abatement $1.7 million $0 $1.7 million No change. $1.7 million
DECD Payment in
Lieu of Taxes $2.2 million $0 $2.2 million No change. $2.2 million

Magnet Schools $121.5 million $135 million $154.3 million $32.8 million $19.3 million
Pequot-Mohegan
Grant $93 million $86.3 million $61.8 million $-31.2 million $-24.5 million
PILOT: Colleges &
Hospitals $122.4 million $115.4 million $115.4 million $-7 million No change.
PILOT: State
Owned Property $80 million $73 million $73.5 million $-6.5 million $.5 million
Priority School
Districts $124.1 million $116.7 million $117.7 million $-6.4 million $1 million
Town Aid Road
Grant $30 million $22 million $27 million $-3 million $5 million

The Appropriations Committee has proposed level-funding the following programs: Education Cost Sharing,
Special Education, School Transportation, and Adult Education.

LoCIP is expected to remain funded at $30 million, but the entire state bonding package has not yet been finalized
by the Finance, Revenue and Bonding committee. The Appropriations and Finance Committee leadership have
discussed regional incentive programs similar to the $50 million bond funding proposal by Governor Rell, and are
supporting other efforts to promote regional revenue sharing. However, the Finance Committee has not yet acted
on those proposals.
At first glance it appears this proposal increases education funding by $21.3 million over the Governor’s
proposed budget, but decreases non-education aid by $15 million compared to the Governor’s proposed
budget.

Please note that grants to individual towns and cities may vary due to changes in grant formula elements.

Below is CCM’s preliminary analysis of the impacts on Manchester under this plan for certain key grant
programs.
Change: Appropriations
Current Governor’s Appropriations Change: Appropriations Proposal (FY2009-10) over
Year Proposal Proposal Proposal (FY2009-10) over Governor's Proposal
Grant: (FY2008-09) (FY2009-10) (FY2009-10) Current Year (FY2008-09) (FY2009-10)
($) ($) ($) ($) (%) ($) (%)
Education      
Adult Education $271,943 $267,834 $267,834 $-4,109 - 1.5% $ 0 0.0%
ECS Grant $30,619,100 $30,619,100 $30,619,100 $ 0 0.0% $ 0 0.0%
Non-public School
Transportation $127,868 $126,168 $126,168 $-1,700 - 1.3% $ 0 0.0%
Public School
Transportation $545,486 $534,282 $534,282 $-11,204 - 2.1% $ 0 0.0%
Sub-Total:
Education $31,564,397 $31,547,384 $31,547,384 $-17,013 - 0.1% $ 0 0.0%
Non-Education
Local Capital
Improvement $421,575 $420,854 $420,854 $- 721 - 0.2% $ 0 0.0%
Pequot-Mohegan
Grant $922,846 $852,778 $610,845 $-312,001 -33.8% $-241,933 -28.4%
PILOT: Colleges &
Hospitals $977,216 $856,619 $856,619 $-120,597 -12.3% $ 0 0.0%
PILOT: State-owned
Property $951,602 $820,176 $820,176 $-131,426 -13.8% $ 0 0.0%
Town Aid Road
Grant $317,939 $233,155 $286,151 $-31,788 -10.0% $52,996 22.7%
Sub-Total: Non-
Education $3,591,178 $3,183,582 $2,994,645 $-596,533 -16.6% $-188,937 - 5.9%

Total: Education & $35,155,575 $34,730,966 $34,542,029 $-613,546 - 1.7% $-188,937 - 0.5%
Non-Education
*Some grants are not listed because town-by-town amounts are not currently available. Many of these grants will be featured in an upcoming CCM report.

Notes to Individual Grants for FY2009-10:


• Adult Education – $20.6 million statewide (no change • LoCIP – $30 million statewide (no change from FY2008-
from FY2008-09). 09, but state bonding package has not been finalized).
• ECS –$1.9 billion statewide (no change from FY2008- • Pequot/Mohegan - $61.8 million statewide ($31.2 million
09). reduction from FY2008-09).

• Non-Public School Transportation - $4 million • PILOT: Colleges and Hospitals - $115.4 million statewide
statewide (no change from FY2008-09). ($7 million reduction from FY2008-09).

• Public School Transportation - $48 million statewide • PILOT: State-Owned Property – $ 73.5 million statewide
(no change from FY2008-09). ($6.5 million reduction from FY2008-09).

• Town Aid Roads – $27 million statewide ($3 million


statewide reduction from FY2008-09).
###
If you have any questions, please call Barbara Rua, Gian-Carl Casa, or Jim Finley of CCM at (203) 498-3000.
April 2, 2009

PLEASE DELIVER IMMEDIATELY TO MAYOR, FIRST SELECTMAN,


CITY/TOWN MANAGER & FINANCE DIRECTOR

Appropriations Committee’s Proposed Budget Impact on:


Mansfield
Today, April 2, 2009, the Appropriations Committee released a proposed budget for FY 2009-10 and FY 2010-11.
Below please find a summary of the major statewide changes.
Change: Change:
Appropriations Appropriations
Proposal Proposal (FY2009-
Governor’s Appropriations (FY2009-10) over 10) over Governor's
Current Year Proposal Proposal (FY2009- Current Year Proposal (FY2009-
Grant: (FY2008-09) (FY2009-10) 10) (FY2008-09) 10)
($) ($) ($) ($) ($)

DECD Tax
Abatement $1.7 million $0 $1.7 million No change. $1.7 million
DECD Payment in
Lieu of Taxes $2.2 million $0 $2.2 million No change. $2.2 million

Magnet Schools $121.5 million $135 million $154.3 million $32.8 million $19.3 million
Pequot-Mohegan
Grant $93 million $86.3 million $61.8 million $-31.2 million $-24.5 million
PILOT: Colleges &
Hospitals $122.4 million $115.4 million $115.4 million $-7 million No change.
PILOT: State
Owned Property $80 million $73 million $73.5 million $-6.5 million $.5 million
Priority School
Districts $124.1 million $116.7 million $117.7 million $-6.4 million $1 million
Town Aid Road
Grant $30 million $22 million $27 million $-3 million $5 million

The Appropriations Committee has proposed level-funding the following programs: Education Cost Sharing,
Special Education, School Transportation, and Adult Education.

LoCIP is expected to remain funded at $30 million, but the entire state bonding package has not yet been finalized
by the Finance, Revenue and Bonding committee. The Appropriations and Finance Committee leadership have
discussed regional incentive programs similar to the $50 million bond funding proposal by Governor Rell, and are
supporting other efforts to promote regional revenue sharing. However, the Finance Committee has not yet acted
on those proposals.
At first glance it appears this proposal increases education funding by $21.3 million over the Governor’s
proposed budget, but decreases non-education aid by $15 million compared to the Governor’s proposed
budget.

Please note that grants to individual towns and cities may vary due to changes in grant formula elements.

Below is CCM’s preliminary analysis of the impacts on Mansfield under this plan for certain key grant programs.
Change: Appropriations
Current Governor’s Appropriations Change: Appropriations Proposal (FY2009-10) over
Year Proposal Proposal Proposal (FY2009-10) over Governor's Proposal
Grant: (FY2008-09) (FY2009-10) (FY2009-10) Current Year (FY2008-09) (FY2009-10)
($) ($) ($) ($) (%) ($) (%)
Education      
Adult Education $ 0 $ 0 $ 0 $ 0 n/a $ 0 n/a
ECS Grant $10,070,677 $10,070,677 $10,070,677 $ 0 0.0% $ 0 0.0%
Non-public School
Transportation $ 0 $ 0 $ 0 $ 0 n/a $ 0 n/a
Public School
Transportation $246,563 $238,898 $238,898 $-7,665 - 3.1% $ 0 0.0%
Sub-Total:
Education $10,317,240 $10,309,575 $10,309,575 $-7,665 - 0.1% $ 0 0.0%
Non-Education
Local Capital
Improvement $182,348 $182,255 $182,255 $- 93 - 0.1% $ 0 0.0%
Pequot-Mohegan
Grant $349,407 $668,391 $478,768 $129,361 37.0% $-189,623 -28.4%
PILOT: Colleges &
Hospitals $ 0 $ 0 $ 0 $ 0 n/a $ 0 n/a
PILOT: State-owned
Property $8,396,689 $7,642,422 $8,042,422 $-354,267 - 4.2% $400,000 5.2%
Town Aid Road
Grant $205,386 $150,616 $184,851 $-20,535 -10.0% $34,235 22.7%
Sub-Total: Non-
Education $9,133,830 $8,643,684 $8,888,296 $-245,534 - 2.7% $244,612 2.8%

Total: Education & $19,451,070 $18,953,259 $19,197,871 $-253,199 - 1.3% $244,612 1.3%
Non-Education
*Some grants are not listed because town-by-town amounts are not currently available. Many of these grants will be featured in an upcoming CCM report.

Notes to Individual Grants for FY2009-10:


• Adult Education – $20.6 million statewide (no change • LoCIP – $30 million statewide (no change from FY2008-
from FY2008-09). 09, but state bonding package has not been finalized).
• ECS –$1.9 billion statewide (no change from FY2008- • Pequot/Mohegan - $61.8 million statewide ($31.2 million
09). reduction from FY2008-09).

• Non-Public School Transportation - $4 million • PILOT: Colleges and Hospitals - $115.4 million statewide
statewide (no change from FY2008-09). ($7 million reduction from FY2008-09).

• Public School Transportation - $48 million statewide • PILOT: State-Owned Property – $ 73.5 million statewide
(no change from FY2008-09). ($6.5 million reduction from FY2008-09).

• Town Aid Roads – $27 million statewide ($3 million


statewide reduction from FY2008-09).
###
If you have any questions, please call Barbara Rua, Gian-Carl Casa, or Jim Finley of CCM at (203) 498-3000.
April 2, 2009

PLEASE DELIVER IMMEDIATELY TO MAYOR, FIRST SELECTMAN,


CITY/TOWN MANAGER & FINANCE DIRECTOR

Appropriations Committee’s Proposed Budget Impact on:


Marlborough
Today, April 2, 2009, the Appropriations Committee released a proposed budget for FY 2009-10 and FY 2010-11.
Below please find a summary of the major statewide changes.
Change: Change:
Appropriations Appropriations
Proposal Proposal (FY2009-
Governor’s Appropriations (FY2009-10) over 10) over Governor's
Current Year Proposal Proposal (FY2009- Current Year Proposal (FY2009-
Grant: (FY2008-09) (FY2009-10) 10) (FY2008-09) 10)
($) ($) ($) ($) ($)

DECD Tax
Abatement $1.7 million $0 $1.7 million No change. $1.7 million
DECD Payment in
Lieu of Taxes $2.2 million $0 $2.2 million No change. $2.2 million

Magnet Schools $121.5 million $135 million $154.3 million $32.8 million $19.3 million
Pequot-Mohegan
Grant $93 million $86.3 million $61.8 million $-31.2 million $-24.5 million
PILOT: Colleges &
Hospitals $122.4 million $115.4 million $115.4 million $-7 million No change.
PILOT: State
Owned Property $80 million $73 million $73.5 million $-6.5 million $.5 million
Priority School
Districts $124.1 million $116.7 million $117.7 million $-6.4 million $1 million
Town Aid Road
Grant $30 million $22 million $27 million $-3 million $5 million

The Appropriations Committee has proposed level-funding the following programs: Education Cost Sharing,
Special Education, School Transportation, and Adult Education.

LoCIP is expected to remain funded at $30 million, but the entire state bonding package has not yet been finalized
by the Finance, Revenue and Bonding committee. The Appropriations and Finance Committee leadership have
discussed regional incentive programs similar to the $50 million bond funding proposal by Governor Rell, and are
supporting other efforts to promote regional revenue sharing. However, the Finance Committee has not yet acted
on those proposals.
At first glance it appears this proposal increases education funding by $21.3 million over the Governor’s
proposed budget, but decreases non-education aid by $15 million compared to the Governor’s proposed
budget.

Please note that grants to individual towns and cities may vary due to changes in grant formula elements.

Below is CCM’s preliminary analysis of the impacts on Marlborough under this plan for certain key grant
programs.
Change: Appropriations
Current Governor’s Appropriations Change: Appropriations Proposal (FY2009-10) over
Year Proposal Proposal Proposal (FY2009-10) over Governor's Proposal
Grant: (FY2008-09) (FY2009-10) (FY2009-10) Current Year (FY2008-09) (FY2009-10)
($) ($) ($) ($) (%) ($) (%)
Education      
Adult Education $ 0 $ 0 $ 0 $ 0 n/a $ 0 n/a
ECS Grant $3,124,421 $3,124,421 $3,124,421 $ 0 0.0% $ 0 0.0%
Non-public School
Transportation $ 0 $ 0 $ 0 $ 0 n/a $ 0 n/a
Public School
Transportation $33,452 $32,723 $32,723 $- 729 - 2.2% $ 0 0.0%
Sub-Total:
Education $3,157,873 $3,157,144 $3,157,144 $- 729 0.0% $ 0 0.0%
Non-Education
Local Capital
Improvement $52,328 $52,316 $52,316 $- 12 0.0% $ 0 0.0%
Pequot-Mohegan
Grant $35,819 $23,326 $16,708 $-19,111 -53.4% $-6,618 -28.4%
PILOT: Colleges &
Hospitals $2,729 $2,287 $2,287 $- 442 -16.2% $ 0 0.0%
PILOT: State-owned
Property $25,632 $23,255 $23,255 $-2,377 - 9.3% $ 0 0.0%
Town Aid Road
Grant $107,443 $78,791 $96,700 $-10,743 -10.0% $17,909 22.7%
Sub-Total: Non-
Education $223,951 $179,975 $191,267 $-32,684 -14.6% $11,292 6.3%

Total: Education & $3,381,824 $3,337,119 $3,348,411 $-33,413 - 1.0% $11,292 0.3%
Non-Education
*Some grants are not listed because town-by-town amounts are not currently available. Many of these grants will be featured in an upcoming CCM report.

Notes to Individual Grants for FY2009-10:


• Adult Education – $20.6 million statewide (no change • LoCIP – $30 million statewide (no change from FY2008-
from FY2008-09). 09, but state bonding package has not been finalized).
• ECS –$1.9 billion statewide (no change from FY2008- • Pequot/Mohegan - $61.8 million statewide ($31.2 million
09). reduction from FY2008-09).

• Non-Public School Transportation - $4 million • PILOT: Colleges and Hospitals - $115.4 million statewide
statewide (no change from FY2008-09). ($7 million reduction from FY2008-09).

• Public School Transportation - $48 million statewide • PILOT: State-Owned Property – $ 73.5 million statewide
(no change from FY2008-09). ($6.5 million reduction from FY2008-09).

• Town Aid Roads – $27 million statewide ($3 million


statewide reduction from FY2008-09).
###
If you have any questions, please call Barbara Rua, Gian-Carl Casa, or Jim Finley of CCM at (203) 498-3000.
April 2, 2009

PLEASE DELIVER IMMEDIATELY TO MAYOR, FIRST SELECTMAN,


CITY/TOWN MANAGER & FINANCE DIRECTOR

Appropriations Committee’s Proposed Budget Impact on:


Meriden
Today, April 2, 2009, the Appropriations Committee released a proposed budget for FY 2009-10 and FY 2010-11.
Below please find a summary of the major statewide changes.
Change: Change:
Appropriations Appropriations
Proposal Proposal (FY2009-
Governor’s Appropriations (FY2009-10) over 10) over Governor's
Current Year Proposal Proposal (FY2009- Current Year Proposal (FY2009-
Grant: (FY2008-09) (FY2009-10) 10) (FY2008-09) 10)
($) ($) ($) ($) ($)

DECD Tax
Abatement $1.7 million $0 $1.7 million No change. $1.7 million
DECD Payment in
Lieu of Taxes $2.2 million $0 $2.2 million No change. $2.2 million

Magnet Schools $121.5 million $135 million $154.3 million $32.8 million $19.3 million
Pequot-Mohegan
Grant $93 million $86.3 million $61.8 million $-31.2 million $-24.5 million
PILOT: Colleges &
Hospitals $122.4 million $115.4 million $115.4 million $-7 million No change.
PILOT: State
Owned Property $80 million $73 million $73.5 million $-6.5 million $.5 million
Priority School
Districts $124.1 million $116.7 million $117.7 million $-6.4 million $1 million
Town Aid Road
Grant $30 million $22 million $27 million $-3 million $5 million

The Appropriations Committee has proposed level-funding the following programs: Education Cost Sharing,
Special Education, School Transportation, and Adult Education.

LoCIP is expected to remain funded at $30 million, but the entire state bonding package has not yet been finalized
by the Finance, Revenue and Bonding committee. The Appropriations and Finance Committee leadership have
discussed regional incentive programs similar to the $50 million bond funding proposal by Governor Rell, and are
supporting other efforts to promote regional revenue sharing. However, the Finance Committee has not yet acted
on those proposals.
At first glance it appears this proposal increases education funding by $21.3 million over the Governor’s
proposed budget, but decreases non-education aid by $15 million compared to the Governor’s proposed
budget.

Please note that grants to individual towns and cities may vary due to changes in grant formula elements.

Below is CCM’s preliminary analysis of the impacts on Meriden under this plan for certain key grant programs.
Change: Appropriations
Current Governor’s Appropriations Change: Appropriations Proposal (FY2009-10) over
Year Proposal Proposal Proposal (FY2009-10) over Governor's Proposal
Grant: (FY2008-09) (FY2009-10) (FY2009-10) Current Year (FY2008-09) (FY2009-10)
($) ($) ($) ($) (%) ($) (%)
Education      
Adult Education $1,077,887 $1,078,642 $1,078,642 $ 755 0.1% $ 0 0.0%
ECS Grant $53,783,711 $53,783,711 $53,783,711 $ 0 0.0% $ 0 0.0%
Non-public School
Transportation $191,313 $192,277 $192,277 $ 964 0.5% $ 0 0.0%
Public School
Transportation $893,729 $891,424 $891,424 $-2,305 - 0.3% $ 0 0.0%
Sub-Total:
Education $55,946,640 $55,946,054 $55,946,054 $- 586 0.0% $ 0 0.0%
Non-Education
Local Capital
Improvement $524,164 $523,230 $523,230 $- 934 - 0.2% $ 0 0.0%
Pequot-Mohegan
Grant $1,396,313 $1,293,068 $926,225 $-470,088 -33.7% $-366,843 -28.4%
PILOT: Colleges &
Hospitals $1,050,833 $847,656 $847,656 $-203,177 -19.3% $ 0 0.0%
PILOT: State-owned
Property $515,418 $429,322 $429,322 $-86,096 -16.7% $ 0 0.0%
Town Aid Road
Grant $335,637 $246,134 $302,080 $-33,557 -10.0% $55,946 22.7%
Sub-Total: Non-
Education $3,822,365 $3,339,410 $3,028,513 $-793,852 -20.8% $-310,897 - 9.3%

Total: Education & $59,769,005 $59,285,464 $58,974,567 $-794,438 - 1.3% $-310,897 - 0.5%
Non-Education
*Some grants are not listed because town-by-town amounts are not currently available. Many of these grants will be featured in an upcoming CCM report.

Notes to Individual Grants for FY2009-10:


• Adult Education – $20.6 million statewide (no change • LoCIP – $30 million statewide (no change from FY2008-
from FY2008-09). 09, but state bonding package has not been finalized).
• ECS –$1.9 billion statewide (no change from FY2008- • Pequot/Mohegan - $61.8 million statewide ($31.2 million
09). reduction from FY2008-09).

• Non-Public School Transportation - $4 million • PILOT: Colleges and Hospitals - $115.4 million statewide
statewide (no change from FY2008-09). ($7 million reduction from FY2008-09).

• Public School Transportation - $48 million statewide • PILOT: State-Owned Property – $ 73.5 million statewide
(no change from FY2008-09). ($6.5 million reduction from FY2008-09).

• Town Aid Roads – $27 million statewide ($3 million


statewide reduction from FY2008-09).
###
If you have any questions, please call Barbara Rua, Gian-Carl Casa, or Jim Finley of CCM at (203) 498-3000.
April 2, 2009

PLEASE DELIVER IMMEDIATELY TO MAYOR, FIRST SELECTMAN,


CITY/TOWN MANAGER & FINANCE DIRECTOR

Appropriations Committee’s Proposed Budget Impact on:


Middlebury
Today, April 2, 2009, the Appropriations Committee released a proposed budget for FY 2009-10 and FY 2010-11.
Below please find a summary of the major statewide changes.
Change: Change:
Appropriations Appropriations
Proposal Proposal (FY2009-
Governor’s Appropriations (FY2009-10) over 10) over Governor's
Current Year Proposal Proposal (FY2009- Current Year Proposal (FY2009-
Grant: (FY2008-09) (FY2009-10) 10) (FY2008-09) 10)
($) ($) ($) ($) ($)

DECD Tax
Abatement $1.7 million $0 $1.7 million No change. $1.7 million
DECD Payment in
Lieu of Taxes $2.2 million $0 $2.2 million No change. $2.2 million

Magnet Schools $121.5 million $135 million $154.3 million $32.8 million $19.3 million
Pequot-Mohegan
Grant $93 million $86.3 million $61.8 million $-31.2 million $-24.5 million
PILOT: Colleges &
Hospitals $122.4 million $115.4 million $115.4 million $-7 million No change.
PILOT: State
Owned Property $80 million $73 million $73.5 million $-6.5 million $.5 million
Priority School
Districts $124.1 million $116.7 million $117.7 million $-6.4 million $1 million
Town Aid Road
Grant $30 million $22 million $27 million $-3 million $5 million

The Appropriations Committee has proposed level-funding the following programs: Education Cost Sharing,
Special Education, School Transportation, and Adult Education.

LoCIP is expected to remain funded at $30 million, but the entire state bonding package has not yet been finalized
by the Finance, Revenue and Bonding committee. The Appropriations and Finance Committee leadership have
discussed regional incentive programs similar to the $50 million bond funding proposal by Governor Rell, and are
supporting other efforts to promote regional revenue sharing. However, the Finance Committee has not yet acted
on those proposals.
At first glance it appears this proposal increases education funding by $21.3 million over the Governor’s
proposed budget, but decreases non-education aid by $15 million compared to the Governor’s proposed
budget.

Please note that grants to individual towns and cities may vary due to changes in grant formula elements.

Below is CCM’s preliminary analysis of the impacts on Middlebury under this plan for certain key grant
programs.
Change: Appropriations
Current Governor’s Appropriations Change: Appropriations Proposal (FY2009-10) over
Year Proposal Proposal Proposal (FY2009-10) over Governor's Proposal
Grant: (FY2008-09) (FY2009-10) (FY2009-10) Current Year (FY2008-09) (FY2009-10)
($) ($) ($) ($) (%) ($) (%)
Education      
Adult Education $ 0 $ 0 $ 0 $ 0 n/a $ 0 n/a
ECS Grant $684,186 $684,186 $684,186 $ 0 0.0% $ 0 0.0%
Non-public School
Transportation $ 0 $ 0 $ 0 $ 0 n/a $ 0 n/a
Public School
Transportation $ 0 $ 0 $ 0 $ 0 n/a $ 0 n/a
Sub-Total:
Education $684,186 $684,186 $684,186 $ 0 0.0% $ 0 0.0%
Non-Education
Local Capital
Improvement $55,133 $55,114 $55,114 $- 19 0.0% $ 0 0.0%
Pequot-Mohegan
Grant $30,906 $21,701 $15,544 $-15,362 -49.7% $-6,157 -28.4%
PILOT: Colleges &
Hospitals $ 0 $ 0 $ 0 $ 0 n/a $ 0 n/a
PILOT: State-owned
Property $12,227 $10,753 $10,753 $-1,474 -12.1% $ 0 0.0%
Town Aid Road
Grant $110,334 $80,911 $99,302 $-11,032 -10.0% $18,391 22.7%
Sub-Total: Non-
Education $208,600 $168,479 $180,713 $-27,887 -13.4% $12,234 7.3%

Total: Education & $892,786 $852,665 $864,899 $-27,887 - 3.1% $12,234 1.4%
Non-Education
*Some grants are not listed because town-by-town amounts are not currently available. Many of these grants will be featured in an upcoming CCM report.

Notes to Individual Grants for FY2009-10:


• Adult Education – $20.6 million statewide (no change • LoCIP – $30 million statewide (no change from FY2008-
from FY2008-09). 09, but state bonding package has not been finalized).
• ECS –$1.9 billion statewide (no change from FY2008- • Pequot/Mohegan - $61.8 million statewide ($31.2 million
09). reduction from FY2008-09).

• Non-Public School Transportation - $4 million • PILOT: Colleges and Hospitals - $115.4 million statewide
statewide (no change from FY2008-09). ($7 million reduction from FY2008-09).

• Public School Transportation - $48 million statewide • PILOT: State-Owned Property – $ 73.5 million statewide
(no change from FY2008-09). ($6.5 million reduction from FY2008-09).

• Town Aid Roads – $27 million statewide ($3 million


statewide reduction from FY2008-09).
###
If you have any questions, please call Barbara Rua, Gian-Carl Casa, or Jim Finley of CCM at (203) 498-3000.
April 2, 2009

PLEASE DELIVER IMMEDIATELY TO MAYOR, FIRST SELECTMAN,


CITY/TOWN MANAGER & FINANCE DIRECTOR

Appropriations Committee’s Proposed Budget Impact on:


Middlefield
Today, April 2, 2009, the Appropriations Committee released a proposed budget for FY 2009-10 and FY 2010-11.
Below please find a summary of the major statewide changes.
Change: Change:
Appropriations Appropriations
Proposal Proposal (FY2009-
Governor’s Appropriations (FY2009-10) over 10) over Governor's
Current Year Proposal Proposal (FY2009- Current Year Proposal (FY2009-
Grant: (FY2008-09) (FY2009-10) 10) (FY2008-09) 10)
($) ($) ($) ($) ($)

DECD Tax
Abatement $1.7 million $0 $1.7 million No change. $1.7 million
DECD Payment in
Lieu of Taxes $2.2 million $0 $2.2 million No change. $2.2 million

Magnet Schools $121.5 million $135 million $154.3 million $32.8 million $19.3 million
Pequot-Mohegan
Grant $93 million $86.3 million $61.8 million $-31.2 million $-24.5 million
PILOT: Colleges &
Hospitals $122.4 million $115.4 million $115.4 million $-7 million No change.
PILOT: State
Owned Property $80 million $73 million $73.5 million $-6.5 million $.5 million
Priority School
Districts $124.1 million $116.7 million $117.7 million $-6.4 million $1 million
Town Aid Road
Grant $30 million $22 million $27 million $-3 million $5 million

The Appropriations Committee has proposed level-funding the following programs: Education Cost Sharing,
Special Education, School Transportation, and Adult Education.

LoCIP is expected to remain funded at $30 million, but the entire state bonding package has not yet been finalized
by the Finance, Revenue and Bonding committee. The Appropriations and Finance Committee leadership have
discussed regional incentive programs similar to the $50 million bond funding proposal by Governor Rell, and are
supporting other efforts to promote regional revenue sharing. However, the Finance Committee has not yet acted
on those proposals.
At first glance it appears this proposal increases education funding by $21.3 million over the Governor’s
proposed budget, but decreases non-education aid by $15 million compared to the Governor’s proposed
budget.

Please note that grants to individual towns and cities may vary due to changes in grant formula elements.

Below is CCM’s preliminary analysis of the impacts on Middlefield under this plan for certain key grant
programs.
Change: Appropriations
Current Governor’s Appropriations Change: Appropriations Proposal (FY2009-10) over
Year Proposal Proposal Proposal (FY2009-10) over Governor's Proposal
Grant: (FY2008-09) (FY2009-10) (FY2009-10) Current Year (FY2008-09) (FY2009-10)
($) ($) ($) ($) (%) ($) (%)
Education      
Adult Education $ 0 $ 0 $ 0 $ 0 n/a $ 0 n/a
ECS Grant $2,100,239 $2,100,239 $2,100,239 $ 0 0.0% $ 0 0.0%
Non-public School
Transportation $ 0 $ 0 $ 0 $ 0 n/a $ 0 n/a
Public School
Transportation $ 0 $ 0 $ 0 $ 0 n/a $ 0 n/a
Sub-Total:
Education $2,100,239 $2,100,239 $2,100,239 $ 0 0.0% $ 0 0.0%
Non-Education
Local Capital
Improvement $32,843 $32,833 $32,833 $- 10 0.0% $ 0 0.0%
Pequot-Mohegan
Grant $37,823 $26,441 $18,940 $-18,883 -49.9% $-7,501 -28.4%
PILOT: Colleges &
Hospitals $ 0 $ 0 $ 0 $ 0 n/a $ 0 n/a
PILOT: State-owned
Property $12,477 $11,131 $11,131 $-1,346 -10.8% $ 0 0.0%
Town Aid Road
Grant $98,235 $72,039 $88,413 $-9,822 -10.0% $16,374 22.7%
Sub-Total: Non-
Education $181,378 $142,444 $151,317 $-30,061 -16.6% $8,873 6.2%

Total: Education & $2,281,617 $2,242,683 $2,251,556 $-30,061 - 1.3% $8,873 0.4%
Non-Education
*Some grants are not listed because town-by-town amounts are not currently available. Many of these grants will be featured in an upcoming CCM report.

Notes to Individual Grants for FY2009-10:


• Adult Education – $20.6 million statewide (no change • LoCIP – $30 million statewide (no change from FY2008-
from FY2008-09). 09, but state bonding package has not been finalized).
• ECS –$1.9 billion statewide (no change from FY2008- • Pequot/Mohegan - $61.8 million statewide ($31.2 million
09). reduction from FY2008-09).

• Non-Public School Transportation - $4 million • PILOT: Colleges and Hospitals - $115.4 million statewide
statewide (no change from FY2008-09). ($7 million reduction from FY2008-09).

• Public School Transportation - $48 million statewide • PILOT: State-Owned Property – $ 73.5 million statewide
(no change from FY2008-09). ($6.5 million reduction from FY2008-09).

• Town Aid Roads – $27 million statewide ($3 million


statewide reduction from FY2008-09).
###
If you have any questions, please call Barbara Rua, Gian-Carl Casa, or Jim Finley of CCM at (203) 498-3000.
April 2, 2009

PLEASE DELIVER IMMEDIATELY TO MAYOR, FIRST SELECTMAN,


CITY/TOWN MANAGER & FINANCE DIRECTOR

Appropriations Committee’s Proposed Budget Impact on:


Middletown
Today, April 2, 2009, the Appropriations Committee released a proposed budget for FY 2009-10 and FY 2010-11.
Below please find a summary of the major statewide changes.
Change: Change:
Appropriations Appropriations
Proposal Proposal (FY2009-
Governor’s Appropriations (FY2009-10) over 10) over Governor's
Current Year Proposal Proposal (FY2009- Current Year Proposal (FY2009-
Grant: (FY2008-09) (FY2009-10) 10) (FY2008-09) 10)
($) ($) ($) ($) ($)

DECD Tax
Abatement $1.7 million $0 $1.7 million No change. $1.7 million
DECD Payment in
Lieu of Taxes $2.2 million $0 $2.2 million No change. $2.2 million

Magnet Schools $121.5 million $135 million $154.3 million $32.8 million $19.3 million
Pequot-Mohegan
Grant $93 million $86.3 million $61.8 million $-31.2 million $-24.5 million
PILOT: Colleges &
Hospitals $122.4 million $115.4 million $115.4 million $-7 million No change.
PILOT: State
Owned Property $80 million $73 million $73.5 million $-6.5 million $.5 million
Priority School
Districts $124.1 million $116.7 million $117.7 million $-6.4 million $1 million
Town Aid Road
Grant $30 million $22 million $27 million $-3 million $5 million

The Appropriations Committee has proposed level-funding the following programs: Education Cost Sharing,
Special Education, School Transportation, and Adult Education.

LoCIP is expected to remain funded at $30 million, but the entire state bonding package has not yet been finalized
by the Finance, Revenue and Bonding committee. The Appropriations and Finance Committee leadership have
discussed regional incentive programs similar to the $50 million bond funding proposal by Governor Rell, and are
supporting other efforts to promote regional revenue sharing. However, the Finance Committee has not yet acted
on those proposals.
At first glance it appears this proposal increases education funding by $21.3 million over the Governor’s
proposed budget, but decreases non-education aid by $15 million compared to the Governor’s proposed
budget.

Please note that grants to individual towns and cities may vary due to changes in grant formula elements.

Below is CCM’s preliminary analysis of the impacts on Middletown under this plan for certain key grant
programs.
Change: Appropriations
Current Governor’s Appropriations Change: Appropriations Proposal (FY2009-10) over
Year Proposal Proposal Proposal (FY2009-10) over Governor's Proposal
Grant: (FY2008-09) (FY2009-10) (FY2009-10) Current Year (FY2008-09) (FY2009-10)
($) ($) ($) ($) (%) ($) (%)
Education      
Adult Education $1,405,334 $1,377,113 $1,377,113 $-28,221 - 2.0% $ 0 0.0%
ECS Grant $16,652,386 $16,652,386 $16,652,386 $ 0 0.0% $ 0 0.0%
Non-public School
Transportation $132,001 $128,987 $128,987 $-3,014 - 2.3% $ 0 0.0%
Public School
Transportation $1,106,448 $1,072,988 $1,072,988 $-33,460 - 3.0% $ 0 0.0%
Sub-Total:
Education $19,296,169 $19,231,474 $19,231,474 $-64,695 - 0.3% $ 0 0.0%
Non-Education
Local Capital
Improvement $333,584 $333,228 $333,228 $- 356 - 0.1% $ 0 0.0%
Pequot-Mohegan
Grant $1,933,470 $1,786,669 $1,279,791 $-653,679 -33.8% $-506,878 -28.4%
PILOT: Colleges &
Hospitals $6,028,515 $5,047,125 $5,047,125 $-981,390 -16.3% $ 0 0.0%
PILOT: State-owned
Property $3,133,874 $2,749,071 $2,749,071 $-384,803 -12.3% $ 0 0.0%
Town Aid Road
Grant $304,831 $223,543 $274,354 $-30,477 -10.0% $50,811 22.7%
Sub-Total: Non-
Education $11,734,274 $10,139,636 $9,683,569 $-2,050,705 -17.5% $-456,067 - 4.5%

Total: Education & $31,030,443 $29,371,110 $28,915,043 $-2,115,400 - 6.8% $-456,067 - 1.6%
Non-Education
*Some grants are not listed because town-by-town amounts are not currently available. Many of these grants will be featured in an upcoming CCM report.

Notes to Individual Grants for FY2009-10:


• Adult Education – $20.6 million statewide (no change • LoCIP – $30 million statewide (no change from FY2008-
from FY2008-09). 09, but state bonding package has not been finalized).
• ECS –$1.9 billion statewide (no change from FY2008- • Pequot/Mohegan - $61.8 million statewide ($31.2 million
09). reduction from FY2008-09).

• Non-Public School Transportation - $4 million • PILOT: Colleges and Hospitals - $115.4 million statewide
statewide (no change from FY2008-09). ($7 million reduction from FY2008-09).

• Public School Transportation - $48 million statewide • PILOT: State-Owned Property – $ 73.5 million statewide
(no change from FY2008-09). ($6.5 million reduction from FY2008-09).

• Town Aid Roads – $27 million statewide ($3 million


statewide reduction from FY2008-09).
###
If you have any questions, please call Barbara Rua, Gian-Carl Casa, or Jim Finley of CCM at (203) 498-3000.
April 2, 2009

PLEASE DELIVER IMMEDIATELY TO MAYOR, FIRST SELECTMAN,


CITY/TOWN MANAGER & FINANCE DIRECTOR

Appropriations Committee’s Proposed Budget Impact on:


Milford
Today, April 2, 2009, the Appropriations Committee released a proposed budget for FY 2009-10 and FY 2010-11.
Below please find a summary of the major statewide changes.
Change: Change:
Appropriations Appropriations
Proposal Proposal (FY2009-
Governor’s Appropriations (FY2009-10) over 10) over Governor's
Current Year Proposal Proposal (FY2009- Current Year Proposal (FY2009-
Grant: (FY2008-09) (FY2009-10) 10) (FY2008-09) 10)
($) ($) ($) ($) ($)

DECD Tax
Abatement $1.7 million $0 $1.7 million No change. $1.7 million
DECD Payment in
Lieu of Taxes $2.2 million $0 $2.2 million No change. $2.2 million

Magnet Schools $121.5 million $135 million $154.3 million $32.8 million $19.3 million
Pequot-Mohegan
Grant $93 million $86.3 million $61.8 million $-31.2 million $-24.5 million
PILOT: Colleges &
Hospitals $122.4 million $115.4 million $115.4 million $-7 million No change.
PILOT: State
Owned Property $80 million $73 million $73.5 million $-6.5 million $.5 million
Priority School
Districts $124.1 million $116.7 million $117.7 million $-6.4 million $1 million
Town Aid Road
Grant $30 million $22 million $27 million $-3 million $5 million

The Appropriations Committee has proposed level-funding the following programs: Education Cost Sharing,
Special Education, School Transportation, and Adult Education.

LoCIP is expected to remain funded at $30 million, but the entire state bonding package has not yet been finalized
by the Finance, Revenue and Bonding committee. The Appropriations and Finance Committee leadership have
discussed regional incentive programs similar to the $50 million bond funding proposal by Governor Rell, and are
supporting other efforts to promote regional revenue sharing. However, the Finance Committee has not yet acted
on those proposals.
At first glance it appears this proposal increases education funding by $21.3 million over the Governor’s
proposed budget, but decreases non-education aid by $15 million compared to the Governor’s proposed
budget.

Please note that grants to individual towns and cities may vary due to changes in grant formula elements.

Below is CCM’s preliminary analysis of the impacts on Milford under this plan for certain key grant programs.
Change: Appropriations
Current Governor’s Appropriations Change: Appropriations Proposal (FY2009-10) over
Year Proposal Proposal Proposal (FY2009-10) over Governor's Proposal
Grant: (FY2008-09) (FY2009-10) (FY2009-10) Current Year (FY2008-09) (FY2009-10)
($) ($) ($) ($) (%) ($) (%)
Education      
Adult Education $34,026 $33,430 $33,430 $- 596 - 1.8% $ 0 0.0%
ECS Grant $10,728,519 $10,728,519 $10,728,519 $ 0 0.0% $ 0 0.0%
Non-public School
Transportation $34,802 $34,026 $34,026 $- 776 - 2.2% $ 0 0.0%
Public School
Transportation $171,682 $166,625 $166,625 $-5,057 - 2.9% $ 0 0.0%
Sub-Total:
Education $10,969,029 $10,962,600 $10,962,600 $-6,429 - 0.1% $ 0 0.0%
Non-Education
Local Capital
Improvement $392,453 $391,602 $391,602 $- 851 - 0.2% $ 0 0.0%
Pequot-Mohegan
Grant $615,569 $568,831 $407,454 $-208,115 -33.8% $-161,377 -28.4%
PILOT: Colleges &
Hospitals $519,362 $455,560 $455,560 $-63,802 -12.3% $ 0 0.0%
PILOT: State-owned
Property $592,660 $549,728 $549,728 $-42,932 - 7.2% $ 0 0.0%
Town Aid Road
Grant $305,545 $224,066 $274,996 $-30,549 -10.0% $50,930 22.7%
Sub-Total: Non-
Education $2,425,589 $2,189,787 $2,079,340 $-346,249 -14.3% $-110,447 - 5.0%

Total: Education & $13,394,618 $13,152,387 $13,041,940 $-352,678 - 2.6% $-110,447 - 0.8%
Non-Education
*Some grants are not listed because town-by-town amounts are not currently available. Many of these grants will be featured in an upcoming CCM report.

Notes to Individual Grants for FY2009-10:


• Adult Education – $20.6 million statewide (no change • LoCIP – $30 million statewide (no change from FY2008-
from FY2008-09). 09, but state bonding package has not been finalized).
• ECS –$1.9 billion statewide (no change from FY2008- • Pequot/Mohegan - $61.8 million statewide ($31.2 million
09). reduction from FY2008-09).

• Non-Public School Transportation - $4 million • PILOT: Colleges and Hospitals - $115.4 million statewide
statewide (no change from FY2008-09). ($7 million reduction from FY2008-09).

• Public School Transportation - $48 million statewide • PILOT: State-Owned Property – $ 73.5 million statewide
(no change from FY2008-09). ($6.5 million reduction from FY2008-09).

• Town Aid Roads – $27 million statewide ($3 million


statewide reduction from FY2008-09).
###
If you have any questions, please call Barbara Rua, Gian-Carl Casa, or Jim Finley of CCM at (203) 498-3000.
April 2, 2009

PLEASE DELIVER IMMEDIATELY TO MAYOR, FIRST SELECTMAN,


CITY/TOWN MANAGER & FINANCE DIRECTOR

Appropriations Committee’s Proposed Budget Impact on:


Monroe
Today, April 2, 2009, the Appropriations Committee released a proposed budget for FY 2009-10 and FY 2010-11.
Below please find a summary of the major statewide changes.
Change: Change:
Appropriations Appropriations
Proposal Proposal (FY2009-
Governor’s Appropriations (FY2009-10) over 10) over Governor's
Current Year Proposal Proposal (FY2009- Current Year Proposal (FY2009-
Grant: (FY2008-09) (FY2009-10) 10) (FY2008-09) 10)
($) ($) ($) ($) ($)

DECD Tax
Abatement $1.7 million $0 $1.7 million No change. $1.7 million
DECD Payment in
Lieu of Taxes $2.2 million $0 $2.2 million No change. $2.2 million

Magnet Schools $121.5 million $135 million $154.3 million $32.8 million $19.3 million
Pequot-Mohegan
Grant $93 million $86.3 million $61.8 million $-31.2 million $-24.5 million
PILOT: Colleges &
Hospitals $122.4 million $115.4 million $115.4 million $-7 million No change.
PILOT: State
Owned Property $80 million $73 million $73.5 million $-6.5 million $.5 million
Priority School
Districts $124.1 million $116.7 million $117.7 million $-6.4 million $1 million
Town Aid Road
Grant $30 million $22 million $27 million $-3 million $5 million

The Appropriations Committee has proposed level-funding the following programs: Education Cost Sharing,
Special Education, School Transportation, and Adult Education.

LoCIP is expected to remain funded at $30 million, but the entire state bonding package has not yet been finalized
by the Finance, Revenue and Bonding committee. The Appropriations and Finance Committee leadership have
discussed regional incentive programs similar to the $50 million bond funding proposal by Governor Rell, and are
supporting other efforts to promote regional revenue sharing. However, the Finance Committee has not yet acted
on those proposals.
At first glance it appears this proposal increases education funding by $21.3 million over the Governor’s
proposed budget, but decreases non-education aid by $15 million compared to the Governor’s proposed
budget.

Please note that grants to individual towns and cities may vary due to changes in grant formula elements.

Below is CCM’s preliminary analysis of the impacts on Monroe under this plan for certain key grant programs.
Change: Appropriations
Current Governor’s Appropriations Change: Appropriations Proposal (FY2009-10) over
Year Proposal Proposal Proposal (FY2009-10) over Governor's Proposal
Grant: (FY2008-09) (FY2009-10) (FY2009-10) Current Year (FY2008-09) (FY2009-10)
($) ($) ($) ($) (%) ($) (%)
Education      
Adult Education $11,915 $12,773 $12,773 $ 858 7.2% $ 0 0.0%
ECS Grant $6,572,118 $6,572,118 $6,572,118 $ 0 0.0% $ 0 0.0%
Non-public School
Transportation $7,478 $8,424 $8,424 $ 946 12.7% $ 0 0.0%
Public School
Transportation $110,663 $122,826 $122,826 $12,163 11.0% $ 0 0.0%
Sub-Total:
Education $6,702,174 $6,716,141 $6,716,141 $13,967 0.2% $ 0 0.0%
Non-Education
Local Capital
Improvement $137,293 $137,201 $137,201 $- 92 - 0.1% $ 0 0.0%
Pequot-Mohegan
Grant $62,311 $44,432 $31,827 $-30,484 -48.9% $-12,605 -28.4%
PILOT: Colleges &
Hospitals $ 0 $ 0 $ 0 $ 0 n/a $ 0 n/a
PILOT: State-owned
Property $11,454 $10,970 $10,970 $- 484 - 4.2% $ 0 0.0%
Town Aid Road
Grant $177,881 $130,446 $160,096 $-17,785 -10.0% $29,650 22.7%
Sub-Total: Non-
Education $388,939 $323,049 $340,094 $-48,845 -12.6% $17,045 5.3%

Total: Education & $7,091,113 $7,039,190 $7,056,235 $-34,878 - 0.5% $17,045 0.2%
Non-Education
*Some grants are not listed because town-by-town amounts are not currently available. Many of these grants will be featured in an upcoming CCM report.

Notes to Individual Grants for FY2009-10:


• Adult Education – $20.6 million statewide (no change • LoCIP – $30 million statewide (no change from FY2008-
from FY2008-09). 09, but state bonding package has not been finalized).
• ECS –$1.9 billion statewide (no change from FY2008- • Pequot/Mohegan - $61.8 million statewide ($31.2 million
09). reduction from FY2008-09).

• Non-Public School Transportation - $4 million • PILOT: Colleges and Hospitals - $115.4 million statewide
statewide (no change from FY2008-09). ($7 million reduction from FY2008-09).

• Public School Transportation - $48 million statewide • PILOT: State-Owned Property – $ 73.5 million statewide
(no change from FY2008-09). ($6.5 million reduction from FY2008-09).

• Town Aid Roads – $27 million statewide ($3 million


statewide reduction from FY2008-09).
###
If you have any questions, please call Barbara Rua, Gian-Carl Casa, or Jim Finley of CCM at (203) 498-3000.
April 2, 2009

PLEASE DELIVER IMMEDIATELY TO MAYOR, FIRST SELECTMAN,


CITY/TOWN MANAGER & FINANCE DIRECTOR

Appropriations Committee’s Proposed Budget Impact on:


Montville
Today, April 2, 2009, the Appropriations Committee released a proposed budget for FY 2009-10 and FY 2010-11.
Below please find a summary of the major statewide changes.
Change: Change:
Appropriations Appropriations
Proposal Proposal (FY2009-
Governor’s Appropriations (FY2009-10) over 10) over Governor's
Current Year Proposal Proposal (FY2009- Current Year Proposal (FY2009-
Grant: (FY2008-09) (FY2009-10) 10) (FY2008-09) 10)
($) ($) ($) ($) ($)

DECD Tax
Abatement $1.7 million $0 $1.7 million No change. $1.7 million
DECD Payment in
Lieu of Taxes $2.2 million $0 $2.2 million No change. $2.2 million

Magnet Schools $121.5 million $135 million $154.3 million $32.8 million $19.3 million
Pequot-Mohegan
Grant $93 million $86.3 million $61.8 million $-31.2 million $-24.5 million
PILOT: Colleges &
Hospitals $122.4 million $115.4 million $115.4 million $-7 million No change.
PILOT: State
Owned Property $80 million $73 million $73.5 million $-6.5 million $.5 million
Priority School
Districts $124.1 million $116.7 million $117.7 million $-6.4 million $1 million
Town Aid Road
Grant $30 million $22 million $27 million $-3 million $5 million

The Appropriations Committee has proposed level-funding the following programs: Education Cost Sharing,
Special Education, School Transportation, and Adult Education.

LoCIP is expected to remain funded at $30 million, but the entire state bonding package has not yet been finalized
by the Finance, Revenue and Bonding committee. The Appropriations and Finance Committee leadership have
discussed regional incentive programs similar to the $50 million bond funding proposal by Governor Rell, and are
supporting other efforts to promote regional revenue sharing. However, the Finance Committee has not yet acted
on those proposals.
At first glance it appears this proposal increases education funding by $21.3 million over the Governor’s
proposed budget, but decreases non-education aid by $15 million compared to the Governor’s proposed
budget.

Please note that grants to individual towns and cities may vary due to changes in grant formula elements.

Below is CCM’s preliminary analysis of the impacts on Montville under this plan for certain key grant programs.
Change: Appropriations
Current Governor’s Appropriations Change: Appropriations Proposal (FY2009-10) over
Year Proposal Proposal Proposal (FY2009-10) over Governor's Proposal
Grant: (FY2008-09) (FY2009-10) (FY2009-10) Current Year (FY2008-09) (FY2009-10)
($) ($) ($) ($) (%) ($) (%)
Education      
Adult Education $29,969 $29,548 $29,548 $- 421 - 1.4% $ 0 0.0%
ECS Grant $12,549,431 $12,549,431 $12,549,431 $ 0 0.0% $ 0 0.0%
Non-public School
Transportation $14,849 $14,669 $14,669 $- 180 - 1.2% $ 0 0.0%
Public School
Transportation $394,732 $387,029 $387,029 $-7,703 - 2.0% $ 0 0.0%
Sub-Total:
Education $12,988,981 $12,980,677 $12,980,677 $-8,304 - 0.1% $ 0 0.0%
Non-Education
Local Capital
Improvement $149,661 $149,598 $149,598 $- 63 0.0% $ 0 0.0%
Pequot-Mohegan
Grant $2,675,084 $2,059,021 $1,474,877 $-1,200,207 -44.9% $-584,144 -28.4%
PILOT: Colleges &
Hospitals $ 0 $ 0 $ 0 $ 0 n/a $ 0 n/a
PILOT: State-owned
Property $1,065,309 $884,033 $884,033 $-181,276 -17.0% $ 0 0.0%
Town Aid Road
Grant $165,927 $121,680 $149,338 $-16,589 -10.0% $27,658 22.7%
Sub-Total: Non-
Education $4,055,981 $3,214,332 $2,657,846 $-1,398,135 -34.5% $-556,486 -17.3%

Total: Education & $17,044,962 $16,195,009 $15,638,523 $-1,406,439 - 8.3% $-556,486 - 3.4%
Non-Education
*Some grants are not listed because town-by-town amounts are not currently available. Many of these grants will be featured in an upcoming CCM report.

Notes to Individual Grants for FY2009-10:


• Adult Education – $20.6 million statewide (no change • LoCIP – $30 million statewide (no change from FY2008-
from FY2008-09). 09, but state bonding package has not been finalized).
• ECS –$1.9 billion statewide (no change from FY2008- • Pequot/Mohegan - $61.8 million statewide ($31.2 million
09). reduction from FY2008-09).

• Non-Public School Transportation - $4 million • PILOT: Colleges and Hospitals - $115.4 million statewide
statewide (no change from FY2008-09). ($7 million reduction from FY2008-09).

• Public School Transportation - $48 million statewide • PILOT: State-Owned Property – $ 73.5 million statewide
(no change from FY2008-09). ($6.5 million reduction from FY2008-09).

• Town Aid Roads – $27 million statewide ($3 million


statewide reduction from FY2008-09).
###
If you have any questions, please call Barbara Rua, Gian-Carl Casa, or Jim Finley of CCM at (203) 498-3000.
April 2, 2009

PLEASE DELIVER IMMEDIATELY TO MAYOR, FIRST SELECTMAN,


CITY/TOWN MANAGER & FINANCE DIRECTOR

Appropriations Committee’s Proposed Budget Impact on:


Morris
Today, April 2, 2009, the Appropriations Committee released a proposed budget for FY 2009-10 and FY 2010-11.
Below please find a summary of the major statewide changes.
Change: Change:
Appropriations Appropriations
Proposal Proposal (FY2009-
Governor’s Appropriations (FY2009-10) over 10) over Governor's
Current Year Proposal Proposal (FY2009- Current Year Proposal (FY2009-
Grant: (FY2008-09) (FY2009-10) 10) (FY2008-09) 10)
($) ($) ($) ($) ($)

DECD Tax
Abatement $1.7 million $0 $1.7 million No change. $1.7 million
DECD Payment in
Lieu of Taxes $2.2 million $0 $2.2 million No change. $2.2 million

Magnet Schools $121.5 million $135 million $154.3 million $32.8 million $19.3 million
Pequot-Mohegan
Grant $93 million $86.3 million $61.8 million $-31.2 million $-24.5 million
PILOT: Colleges &
Hospitals $122.4 million $115.4 million $115.4 million $-7 million No change.
PILOT: State
Owned Property $80 million $73 million $73.5 million $-6.5 million $.5 million
Priority School
Districts $124.1 million $116.7 million $117.7 million $-6.4 million $1 million
Town Aid Road
Grant $30 million $22 million $27 million $-3 million $5 million

The Appropriations Committee has proposed level-funding the following programs: Education Cost Sharing,
Special Education, School Transportation, and Adult Education.

LoCIP is expected to remain funded at $30 million, but the entire state bonding package has not yet been finalized
by the Finance, Revenue and Bonding committee. The Appropriations and Finance Committee leadership have
discussed regional incentive programs similar to the $50 million bond funding proposal by Governor Rell, and are
supporting other efforts to promote regional revenue sharing. However, the Finance Committee has not yet acted
on those proposals.
At first glance it appears this proposal increases education funding by $21.3 million over the Governor’s
proposed budget, but decreases non-education aid by $15 million compared to the Governor’s proposed
budget.

Please note that grants to individual towns and cities may vary due to changes in grant formula elements.

Below is CCM’s preliminary analysis of the impacts on Morris under this plan for certain key grant programs.
Change: Appropriations
Current Governor’s Appropriations Change: Appropriations Proposal (FY2009-10) over
Year Proposal Proposal Proposal (FY2009-10) over Governor's Proposal
Grant: (FY2008-09) (FY2009-10) (FY2009-10) Current Year (FY2008-09) (FY2009-10)
($) ($) ($) ($) (%) ($) (%)
Education      
Adult Education $ 0 $ 0 $ 0 $ 0 n/a $ 0 n/a
ECS Grant $657,975 $657,975 $657,975 $ 0 0.0% $ 0 0.0%
Non-public School
Transportation $ 0 $ 0 $ 0 $ 0 n/a $ 0 n/a
Public School
Transportation $ 0 $ 0 $ 0 $ 0 n/a $ 0 n/a
Sub-Total:
Education $657,975 $657,975 $657,975 $ 0 0.0% $ 0 0.0%
Non-Education
Local Capital
Improvement $22,415 $22,412 $22,412 $- 3 0.0% $ 0 0.0%
Pequot-Mohegan
Grant $23,476 $12,764 $9,143 $-14,333 -61.1% $-3,621 -28.4%
PILOT: Colleges &
Hospitals $ 0 $ 0 $ 0 $ 0 n/a $ 0 n/a
PILOT: State-owned
Property $25,800 $21,337 $21,337 $-4,463 -17.3% $ 0 0.0%
Town Aid Road
Grant $87,865 $64,434 $79,080 $-8,785 -10.0% $14,646 22.7%
Sub-Total: Non-
Education $159,556 $120,947 $131,972 $-27,584 -17.3% $11,025 9.1%

Total: Education & $817,531 $778,922 $789,947 $-27,584 - 3.4% $11,025 1.4%
Non-Education
*Some grants are not listed because town-by-town amounts are not currently available. Many of these grants will be featured in an upcoming CCM report.

Notes to Individual Grants for FY2009-10:


• Adult Education – $20.6 million statewide (no change • LoCIP – $30 million statewide (no change from FY2008-
from FY2008-09). 09, but state bonding package has not been finalized).
• ECS –$1.9 billion statewide (no change from FY2008- • Pequot/Mohegan - $61.8 million statewide ($31.2 million
09). reduction from FY2008-09).

• Non-Public School Transportation - $4 million • PILOT: Colleges and Hospitals - $115.4 million statewide
statewide (no change from FY2008-09). ($7 million reduction from FY2008-09).

• Public School Transportation - $48 million statewide • PILOT: State-Owned Property – $ 73.5 million statewide
(no change from FY2008-09). ($6.5 million reduction from FY2008-09).

• Town Aid Roads – $27 million statewide ($3 million


statewide reduction from FY2008-09).
###
If you have any questions, please call Barbara Rua, Gian-Carl Casa, or Jim Finley of CCM at (203) 498-3000.
April 2, 2009

PLEASE DELIVER IMMEDIATELY TO MAYOR, FIRST SELECTMAN,


CITY/TOWN MANAGER & FINANCE DIRECTOR

Appropriations Committee’s Proposed Budget Impact on:


Naugatuck
Today, April 2, 2009, the Appropriations Committee released a proposed budget for FY 2009-10 and FY 2010-11.
Below please find a summary of the major statewide changes.
Change: Change:
Appropriations Appropriations
Proposal Proposal (FY2009-
Governor’s Appropriations (FY2009-10) over 10) over Governor's
Current Year Proposal Proposal (FY2009- Current Year Proposal (FY2009-
Grant: (FY2008-09) (FY2009-10) 10) (FY2008-09) 10)
($) ($) ($) ($) ($)

DECD Tax
Abatement $1.7 million $0 $1.7 million No change. $1.7 million
DECD Payment in
Lieu of Taxes $2.2 million $0 $2.2 million No change. $2.2 million

Magnet Schools $121.5 million $135 million $154.3 million $32.8 million $19.3 million
Pequot-Mohegan
Grant $93 million $86.3 million $61.8 million $-31.2 million $-24.5 million
PILOT: Colleges &
Hospitals $122.4 million $115.4 million $115.4 million $-7 million No change.
PILOT: State
Owned Property $80 million $73 million $73.5 million $-6.5 million $.5 million
Priority School
Districts $124.1 million $116.7 million $117.7 million $-6.4 million $1 million
Town Aid Road
Grant $30 million $22 million $27 million $-3 million $5 million

The Appropriations Committee has proposed level-funding the following programs: Education Cost Sharing,
Special Education, School Transportation, and Adult Education.

LoCIP is expected to remain funded at $30 million, but the entire state bonding package has not yet been finalized
by the Finance, Revenue and Bonding committee. The Appropriations and Finance Committee leadership have
discussed regional incentive programs similar to the $50 million bond funding proposal by Governor Rell, and are
supporting other efforts to promote regional revenue sharing. However, the Finance Committee has not yet acted
on those proposals.
At first glance it appears this proposal increases education funding by $21.3 million over the Governor’s
proposed budget, but decreases non-education aid by $15 million compared to the Governor’s proposed
budget.

Please note that grants to individual towns and cities may vary due to changes in grant formula elements.

Below is CCM’s preliminary analysis of the impacts on Naugatuck under this plan for certain key grant
programs.
Change: Appropriations
Current Governor’s Appropriations Change: Appropriations Proposal (FY2009-10) over
Year Proposal Proposal Proposal (FY2009-10) over Governor's Proposal
Grant: (FY2008-09) (FY2009-10) (FY2009-10) Current Year (FY2008-09) (FY2009-10)
($) ($) ($) ($) (%) ($) (%)
Education      
Adult Education $194,347 $202,470 $202,470 $8,123 4.2% $ 0 0.0%
ECS Grant $29,211,401 $29,211,401 $29,211,401 $ 0 0.0% $ 0 0.0%
Non-public School
Transportation $41,683 $43,838 $43,838 $2,155 5.2% $ 0 0.0%
Public School
Transportation $506,568 $528,721 $528,721 $22,153 4.4% $ 0 0.0%
Sub-Total:
Education $29,953,999 $29,986,430 $29,986,430 $32,431 0.1% $ 0 0.0%
Non-Education
Local Capital
Improvement $257,808 $257,414 $257,414 $- 394 - 0.2% $ 0 0.0%
Pequot-Mohegan
Grant $352,853 $266,001 $190,537 $-162,316 -46.0% $-75,464 -28.4%
PILOT: Colleges &
Hospitals $ 0 $ 0 $ 0 $ 0 n/a $ 0 n/a
PILOT: State-owned
Property $73,250 $62,756 $62,756 $-10,494 -14.3% $ 0 0.0%
Town Aid Road
Grant $215,860 $158,297 $194,278 $-21,582 -10.0% $35,981 22.7%
Sub-Total: Non-
Education $899,771 $744,468 $704,984 $-194,787 -21.6% $-39,484 - 5.3%

Total: Education & $30,853,770 $30,730,898 $30,691,414 $-162,356 - 0.5% $-39,484 - 0.1%
Non-Education
*Some grants are not listed because town-by-town amounts are not currently available. Many of these grants will be featured in an upcoming CCM report.

Notes to Individual Grants for FY2009-10:


• Adult Education – $20.6 million statewide (no change • LoCIP – $30 million statewide (no change from FY2008-
from FY2008-09). 09, but state bonding package has not been finalized).
• ECS –$1.9 billion statewide (no change from FY2008- • Pequot/Mohegan - $61.8 million statewide ($31.2 million
09). reduction from FY2008-09).

• Non-Public School Transportation - $4 million • PILOT: Colleges and Hospitals - $115.4 million statewide
statewide (no change from FY2008-09). ($7 million reduction from FY2008-09).

• Public School Transportation - $48 million statewide • PILOT: State-Owned Property – $ 73.5 million statewide
(no change from FY2008-09). ($6.5 million reduction from FY2008-09).

• Town Aid Roads – $27 million statewide ($3 million


statewide reduction from FY2008-09).
###
If you have any questions, please call Barbara Rua, Gian-Carl Casa, or Jim Finley of CCM at (203) 498-3000.
April 2, 2009

PLEASE DELIVER IMMEDIATELY TO MAYOR, FIRST SELECTMAN,


CITY/TOWN MANAGER & FINANCE DIRECTOR

Appropriations Committee’s Proposed Budget Impact on:


New Britain
Today, April 2, 2009, the Appropriations Committee released a proposed budget for FY 2009-10 and FY 2010-11.
Below please find a summary of the major statewide changes.
Change: Change:
Appropriations Appropriations
Proposal Proposal (FY2009-
Governor’s Appropriations (FY2009-10) over 10) over Governor's
Current Year Proposal Proposal (FY2009- Current Year Proposal (FY2009-
Grant: (FY2008-09) (FY2009-10) 10) (FY2008-09) 10)
($) ($) ($) ($) ($)

DECD Tax
Abatement $1.7 million $0 $1.7 million No change. $1.7 million
DECD Payment in
Lieu of Taxes $2.2 million $0 $2.2 million No change. $2.2 million

Magnet Schools $121.5 million $135 million $154.3 million $32.8 million $19.3 million
Pequot-Mohegan
Grant $93 million $86.3 million $61.8 million $-31.2 million $-24.5 million
PILOT: Colleges &
Hospitals $122.4 million $115.4 million $115.4 million $-7 million No change.
PILOT: State
Owned Property $80 million $73 million $73.5 million $-6.5 million $.5 million
Priority School
Districts $124.1 million $116.7 million $117.7 million $-6.4 million $1 million
Town Aid Road
Grant $30 million $22 million $27 million $-3 million $5 million

The Appropriations Committee has proposed level-funding the following programs: Education Cost Sharing,
Special Education, School Transportation, and Adult Education.

LoCIP is expected to remain funded at $30 million, but the entire state bonding package has not yet been finalized
by the Finance, Revenue and Bonding committee. The Appropriations and Finance Committee leadership have
discussed regional incentive programs similar to the $50 million bond funding proposal by Governor Rell, and are
supporting other efforts to promote regional revenue sharing. However, the Finance Committee has not yet acted
on those proposals.
At first glance it appears this proposal increases education funding by $21.3 million over the Governor’s
proposed budget, but decreases non-education aid by $15 million compared to the Governor’s proposed
budget.

Please note that grants to individual towns and cities may vary due to changes in grant formula elements.

Below is CCM’s preliminary analysis of the impacts on New Britain under this plan for certain key grant
programs.
Change: Appropriations
Current Governor’s Appropriations Change: Appropriations Proposal (FY2009-10) over
Year Proposal Proposal Proposal (FY2009-10) over Governor's Proposal
Grant: (FY2008-09) (FY2009-10) (FY2009-10) Current Year (FY2008-09) (FY2009-10)
($) ($) ($) ($) (%) ($) (%)
Education      
Adult Education $739,024 $739,542 $739,542 $ 518 0.1% $ 0 0.0%
ECS Grant $73,929,296 $73,929,296 $73,929,296 $ 0 0.0% $ 0 0.0%
Non-public School
Transportation $348,553 $350,310 $350,310 $1,757 0.5% $ 0 0.0%
Public School
Transportation $2,580,180 $2,573,524 $2,573,524 $-6,656 - 0.3% $ 0 0.0%
Sub-Total:
Education $77,597,053 $77,592,672 $77,592,672 $-4,381 0.0% $ 0 0.0%
Non-Education
Local Capital
Improvement $924,591 $922,234 $922,234 $-2,357 - 0.3% $ 0 0.0%
Pequot-Mohegan
Grant $3,544,218 $3,276,967 $2,347,291 $-1,196,927 -33.8% $-929,676 -28.4%
PILOT: Colleges &
Hospitals $3,561,936 $2,793,464 $2,793,464 $-768,472 -21.6% $ 0 0.0%
PILOT: State-owned
Property $4,255,399 $3,407,080 $3,407,080 $-848,319 -19.9% $ 0 0.0%
Town Aid Road
Grant $382,290 $280,346 $344,069 $-38,221 -10.0% $63,723 22.7%
Sub-Total: Non-
Education $12,668,434 $10,680,091 $9,814,138 $-2,854,296 -22.5% $-865,953 - 8.1%

Total: Education & $90,265,487 $88,272,763 $87,406,810 $-2,858,677 - 3.2% $-865,953 - 1.0%
Non-Education
*Some grants are not listed because town-by-town amounts are not currently available. Many of these grants will be featured in an upcoming CCM report.

Notes to Individual Grants for FY2009-10:


• Adult Education – $20.6 million statewide (no change • LoCIP – $30 million statewide (no change from FY2008-
from FY2008-09). 09, but state bonding package has not been finalized).
• ECS –$1.9 billion statewide (no change from FY2008- • Pequot/Mohegan - $61.8 million statewide ($31.2 million
09). reduction from FY2008-09).

• Non-Public School Transportation - $4 million • PILOT: Colleges and Hospitals - $115.4 million statewide
statewide (no change from FY2008-09). ($7 million reduction from FY2008-09).

• Public School Transportation - $48 million statewide • PILOT: State-Owned Property – $ 73.5 million statewide
(no change from FY2008-09). ($6.5 million reduction from FY2008-09).

• Town Aid Roads – $27 million statewide ($3 million


statewide reduction from FY2008-09).
###
If you have any questions, please call Barbara Rua, Gian-Carl Casa, or Jim Finley of CCM at (203) 498-3000.
April 2, 2009

PLEASE DELIVER IMMEDIATELY TO MAYOR, FIRST SELECTMAN,


CITY/TOWN MANAGER & FINANCE DIRECTOR

Appropriations Committee’s Proposed Budget Impact on:


New Canaan
Today, April 2, 2009, the Appropriations Committee released a proposed budget for FY 2009-10 and FY 2010-11.
Below please find a summary of the major statewide changes.
Change: Change:
Appropriations Appropriations
Proposal Proposal (FY2009-
Governor’s Appropriations (FY2009-10) over 10) over Governor's
Current Year Proposal Proposal (FY2009- Current Year Proposal (FY2009-
Grant: (FY2008-09) (FY2009-10) 10) (FY2008-09) 10)
($) ($) ($) ($) ($)

DECD Tax
Abatement $1.7 million $0 $1.7 million No change. $1.7 million
DECD Payment in
Lieu of Taxes $2.2 million $0 $2.2 million No change. $2.2 million

Magnet Schools $121.5 million $135 million $154.3 million $32.8 million $19.3 million
Pequot-Mohegan
Grant $93 million $86.3 million $61.8 million $-31.2 million $-24.5 million
PILOT: Colleges &
Hospitals $122.4 million $115.4 million $115.4 million $-7 million No change.
PILOT: State
Owned Property $80 million $73 million $73.5 million $-6.5 million $.5 million
Priority School
Districts $124.1 million $116.7 million $117.7 million $-6.4 million $1 million
Town Aid Road
Grant $30 million $22 million $27 million $-3 million $5 million

The Appropriations Committee has proposed level-funding the following programs: Education Cost Sharing,
Special Education, School Transportation, and Adult Education.

LoCIP is expected to remain funded at $30 million, but the entire state bonding package has not yet been finalized
by the Finance, Revenue and Bonding committee. The Appropriations and Finance Committee leadership have
discussed regional incentive programs similar to the $50 million bond funding proposal by Governor Rell, and are
supporting other efforts to promote regional revenue sharing. However, the Finance Committee has not yet acted
on those proposals.
At first glance it appears this proposal increases education funding by $21.3 million over the Governor’s
proposed budget, but decreases non-education aid by $15 million compared to the Governor’s proposed
budget.

Please note that grants to individual towns and cities may vary due to changes in grant formula elements.

Below is CCM’s preliminary analysis of the impacts on New Canaan under this plan for certain key grant
programs.
Change: Appropriations
Current Governor’s Appropriations Change: Appropriations Proposal (FY2009-10) over
Year Proposal Proposal Proposal (FY2009-10) over Governor's Proposal
Grant: (FY2008-09) (FY2009-10) (FY2009-10) Current Year (FY2008-09) (FY2009-10)
($) ($) ($) ($) (%) ($) (%)
Education      
Adult Education $ 22 $ 22 $ 22 $ 0 0.0% $ 0 0.0%
ECS Grant $1,495,604 $1,495,604 $1,495,604 $ 0 0.0% $ 0 0.0%
Non-public School
Transportation $ 0 $ 0 $ 0 $ 0 n/a $ 0 n/a
Public School
Transportation $ 648 $ 647 $ 647 $- 1 - 0.2% $ 0 0.0%
Sub-Total:
Education $1,496,274 $1,496,273 $1,496,273 $- 1 0.0% $ 0 0.0%
Non-Education
Local Capital
Improvement $117,187 $117,075 $117,075 $- 112 - 0.1% $ 0 0.0%
Pequot-Mohegan
Grant $19,753 $10,488 $7,513 $-12,240 -62.0% $-2,975 -28.4%
PILOT: Colleges &
Hospitals $ 0 $ 0 $ 0 $ 0 n/a $ 0 n/a
PILOT: State-owned
Property $53,178 $45,893 $45,893 $-7,285 -13.7% $ 0 0.0%
Town Aid Road
Grant $166,121 $121,822 $149,512 $-16,609 -10.0% $27,690 22.7%
Sub-Total: Non-
Education $356,239 $295,278 $319,993 $-36,246 -10.2% $24,715 8.4%

Total: Education & $1,852,513 $1,791,551 $1,816,266 $-36,247 - 2.0% $24,715 1.4%
Non-Education
*Some grants are not listed because town-by-town amounts are not currently available. Many of these grants will be featured in an upcoming CCM report.

Notes to Individual Grants for FY2009-10:


• Adult Education – $20.6 million statewide (no change • LoCIP – $30 million statewide (no change from FY2008-
from FY2008-09). 09, but state bonding package has not been finalized).
• ECS –$1.9 billion statewide (no change from FY2008- • Pequot/Mohegan - $61.8 million statewide ($31.2 million
09). reduction from FY2008-09).

• Non-Public School Transportation - $4 million • PILOT: Colleges and Hospitals - $115.4 million statewide
statewide (no change from FY2008-09). ($7 million reduction from FY2008-09).

• Public School Transportation - $48 million statewide • PILOT: State-Owned Property – $ 73.5 million statewide
(no change from FY2008-09). ($6.5 million reduction from FY2008-09).

• Town Aid Roads – $27 million statewide ($3 million


statewide reduction from FY2008-09).
###
If you have any questions, please call Barbara Rua, Gian-Carl Casa, or Jim Finley of CCM at (203) 498-3000.
April 2, 2009

PLEASE DELIVER IMMEDIATELY TO MAYOR, FIRST SELECTMAN,


CITY/TOWN MANAGER & FINANCE DIRECTOR

Appropriations Committee’s Proposed Budget Impact on:


New Fairfield
Today, April 2, 2009, the Appropriations Committee released a proposed budget for FY 2009-10 and FY 2010-11.
Below please find a summary of the major statewide changes.
Change: Change:
Appropriations Appropriations
Proposal Proposal (FY2009-
Governor’s Appropriations (FY2009-10) over 10) over Governor's
Current Year Proposal Proposal (FY2009- Current Year Proposal (FY2009-
Grant: (FY2008-09) (FY2009-10) 10) (FY2008-09) 10)
($) ($) ($) ($) ($)

DECD Tax
Abatement $1.7 million $0 $1.7 million No change. $1.7 million
DECD Payment in
Lieu of Taxes $2.2 million $0 $2.2 million No change. $2.2 million

Magnet Schools $121.5 million $135 million $154.3 million $32.8 million $19.3 million
Pequot-Mohegan
Grant $93 million $86.3 million $61.8 million $-31.2 million $-24.5 million
PILOT: Colleges &
Hospitals $122.4 million $115.4 million $115.4 million $-7 million No change.
PILOT: State
Owned Property $80 million $73 million $73.5 million $-6.5 million $.5 million
Priority School
Districts $124.1 million $116.7 million $117.7 million $-6.4 million $1 million
Town Aid Road
Grant $30 million $22 million $27 million $-3 million $5 million

The Appropriations Committee has proposed level-funding the following programs: Education Cost Sharing,
Special Education, School Transportation, and Adult Education.

LoCIP is expected to remain funded at $30 million, but the entire state bonding package has not yet been finalized
by the Finance, Revenue and Bonding committee. The Appropriations and Finance Committee leadership have
discussed regional incentive programs similar to the $50 million bond funding proposal by Governor Rell, and are
supporting other efforts to promote regional revenue sharing. However, the Finance Committee has not yet acted
on those proposals.
At first glance it appears this proposal increases education funding by $21.3 million over the Governor’s
proposed budget, but decreases non-education aid by $15 million compared to the Governor’s proposed
budget.

Please note that grants to individual towns and cities may vary due to changes in grant formula elements.

Below is CCM’s preliminary analysis of the impacts on New Fairfield under this plan for certain key grant
programs.
Change: Appropriations
Current Governor’s Appropriations Change: Appropriations Proposal (FY2009-10) over
Year Proposal Proposal Proposal (FY2009-10) over Governor's Proposal
Grant: (FY2008-09) (FY2009-10) (FY2009-10) Current Year (FY2008-09) (FY2009-10)
($) ($) ($) ($) (%) ($) (%)
Education      
Adult Education $3,319 $3,166 $3,166 $- 153 - 4.6% $ 0 0.0%
ECS Grant $4,414,083 $4,414,083 $4,414,083 $ 0 0.0% $ 0 0.0%
Non-public School
Transportation $ 0 $ 0 $ 0 $ 0 n/a $ 0 n/a
Public School
Transportation $68,687 $63,482 $63,482 $-5,205 - 7.6% $ 0 0.0%
Sub-Total:
Education $4,486,089 $4,480,731 $4,480,731 $-5,358 - 0.1% $ 0 0.0%
Non-Education
Local Capital
Improvement $80,021 $79,959 $79,959 $- 62 - 0.1% $ 0 0.0%
Pequot-Mohegan
Grant $47,053 $33,039 $23,666 $-23,387 -49.7% $-9,373 -28.4%
PILOT: Colleges &
Hospitals $ 0 $ 0 $ 0 $ 0 n/a $ 0 n/a
PILOT: State-owned
Property $19,881 $17,059 $17,059 $-2,822 -14.2% $ 0 0.0%
Town Aid Road
Grant $140,644 $103,139 $126,582 $-14,062 -10.0% $23,443 22.7%
Sub-Total: Non-
Education $287,599 $233,196 $247,266 $-40,333 -14.0% $14,070 6.0%

Total: Education & $4,773,688 $4,713,927 $4,727,997 $-45,691 - 1.0% $14,070 0.3%
Non-Education
*Some grants are not listed because town-by-town amounts are not currently available. Many of these grants will be featured in an upcoming CCM report.

Notes to Individual Grants for FY2009-10:


• Adult Education – $20.6 million statewide (no change • LoCIP – $30 million statewide (no change from FY2008-
from FY2008-09). 09, but state bonding package has not been finalized).
• ECS –$1.9 billion statewide (no change from FY2008- • Pequot/Mohegan - $61.8 million statewide ($31.2 million
09). reduction from FY2008-09).

• Non-Public School Transportation - $4 million • PILOT: Colleges and Hospitals - $115.4 million statewide
statewide (no change from FY2008-09). ($7 million reduction from FY2008-09).

• Public School Transportation - $48 million statewide • PILOT: State-Owned Property – $ 73.5 million statewide
(no change from FY2008-09). ($6.5 million reduction from FY2008-09).

• Town Aid Roads – $27 million statewide ($3 million


statewide reduction from FY2008-09).
###
If you have any questions, please call Barbara Rua, Gian-Carl Casa, or Jim Finley of CCM at (203) 498-3000.
April 2, 2009

PLEASE DELIVER IMMEDIATELY TO MAYOR, FIRST SELECTMAN,


CITY/TOWN MANAGER & FINANCE DIRECTOR

Appropriations Committee’s Proposed Budget Impact on:


New Hartford
Today, April 2, 2009, the Appropriations Committee released a proposed budget for FY 2009-10 and FY 2010-11.
Below please find a summary of the major statewide changes.
Change: Change:
Appropriations Appropriations
Proposal Proposal (FY2009-
Governor’s Appropriations (FY2009-10) over 10) over Governor's
Current Year Proposal Proposal (FY2009- Current Year Proposal (FY2009-
Grant: (FY2008-09) (FY2009-10) 10) (FY2008-09) 10)
($) ($) ($) ($) ($)

DECD Tax
Abatement $1.7 million $0 $1.7 million No change. $1.7 million
DECD Payment in
Lieu of Taxes $2.2 million $0 $2.2 million No change. $2.2 million

Magnet Schools $121.5 million $135 million $154.3 million $32.8 million $19.3 million
Pequot-Mohegan
Grant $93 million $86.3 million $61.8 million $-31.2 million $-24.5 million
PILOT: Colleges &
Hospitals $122.4 million $115.4 million $115.4 million $-7 million No change.
PILOT: State
Owned Property $80 million $73 million $73.5 million $-6.5 million $.5 million
Priority School
Districts $124.1 million $116.7 million $117.7 million $-6.4 million $1 million
Town Aid Road
Grant $30 million $22 million $27 million $-3 million $5 million

The Appropriations Committee has proposed level-funding the following programs: Education Cost Sharing,
Special Education, School Transportation, and Adult Education.

LoCIP is expected to remain funded at $30 million, but the entire state bonding package has not yet been finalized
by the Finance, Revenue and Bonding committee. The Appropriations and Finance Committee leadership have
discussed regional incentive programs similar to the $50 million bond funding proposal by Governor Rell, and are
supporting other efforts to promote regional revenue sharing. However, the Finance Committee has not yet acted
on those proposals.
At first glance it appears this proposal increases education funding by $21.3 million over the Governor’s
proposed budget, but decreases non-education aid by $15 million compared to the Governor’s proposed
budget.

Please note that grants to individual towns and cities may vary due to changes in grant formula elements.

Below is CCM’s preliminary analysis of the impacts on New Hartford under this plan for certain key grant
programs.
Change: Appropriations
Current Governor’s Appropriations Change: Appropriations Proposal (FY2009-10) over
Year Proposal Proposal Proposal (FY2009-10) over Governor's Proposal
Grant: (FY2008-09) (FY2009-10) (FY2009-10) Current Year (FY2008-09) (FY2009-10)
($) ($) ($) ($) (%) ($) (%)
Education      
Adult Education $2,340 $2,217 $2,217 $- 123 - 5.3% $ 0 0.0%
ECS Grant $3,143,902 $3,143,902 $3,143,902 $ 0 0.0% $ 0 0.0%
Non-public School
Transportation $ 0 $ 0 $ 0 $ 0 n/a $ 0 n/a
Public School
Transportation $80,015 $74,303 $74,303 $-5,712 - 7.1% $ 0 0.0%
Sub-Total:
Education $3,226,257 $3,220,422 $3,220,422 $-5,835 - 0.2% $ 0 0.0%
Non-Education
Local Capital
Improvement $64,390 $64,381 $64,381 $- 9 0.0% $ 0 0.0%
Pequot-Mohegan
Grant $41,668 $28,197 $20,198 $-21,470 -51.5% $-7,999 -28.4%
PILOT: Colleges &
Hospitals $ 0 $ 0 $ 0 $ 0 n/a $ 0 n/a
PILOT: State-owned
Property $20,161 $17,680 $17,680 $-2,481 -12.3% $ 0 0.0%
Town Aid Road
Grant $135,921 $99,675 $122,331 $-13,590 -10.0% $22,656 22.7%
Sub-Total: Non-
Education $262,140 $209,933 $224,590 $-37,550 -14.3% $14,657 7.0%

Total: Education & $3,488,397 $3,430,355 $3,445,012 $-43,385 - 1.2% $14,657 0.4%
Non-Education
*Some grants are not listed because town-by-town amounts are not currently available. Many of these grants will be featured in an upcoming CCM report.

Notes to Individual Grants for FY2009-10:


• Adult Education – $20.6 million statewide (no change • LoCIP – $30 million statewide (no change from FY2008-
from FY2008-09). 09, but state bonding package has not been finalized).
• ECS –$1.9 billion statewide (no change from FY2008- • Pequot/Mohegan - $61.8 million statewide ($31.2 million
09). reduction from FY2008-09).

• Non-Public School Transportation - $4 million • PILOT: Colleges and Hospitals - $115.4 million statewide
statewide (no change from FY2008-09). ($7 million reduction from FY2008-09).

• Public School Transportation - $48 million statewide • PILOT: State-Owned Property – $ 73.5 million statewide
(no change from FY2008-09). ($6.5 million reduction from FY2008-09).

• Town Aid Roads – $27 million statewide ($3 million


statewide reduction from FY2008-09).
###
If you have any questions, please call Barbara Rua, Gian-Carl Casa, or Jim Finley of CCM at (203) 498-3000.
April 2, 2009

PLEASE DELIVER IMMEDIATELY TO MAYOR, FIRST SELECTMAN,


CITY/TOWN MANAGER & FINANCE DIRECTOR

Appropriations Committee’s Proposed Budget Impact on:


New Haven
Today, April 2, 2009, the Appropriations Committee released a proposed budget for FY 2009-10 and FY 2010-11.
Below please find a summary of the major statewide changes.
Change: Change:
Appropriations Appropriations
Proposal Proposal (FY2009-
Governor’s Appropriations (FY2009-10) over 10) over Governor's
Current Year Proposal Proposal (FY2009- Current Year Proposal (FY2009-
Grant: (FY2008-09) (FY2009-10) 10) (FY2008-09) 10)
($) ($) ($) ($) ($)

DECD Tax
Abatement $1.7 million $0 $1.7 million No change. $1.7 million
DECD Payment in
Lieu of Taxes $2.2 million $0 $2.2 million No change. $2.2 million

Magnet Schools $121.5 million $135 million $154.3 million $32.8 million $19.3 million
Pequot-Mohegan
Grant $93 million $86.3 million $61.8 million $-31.2 million $-24.5 million
PILOT: Colleges &
Hospitals $122.4 million $115.4 million $115.4 million $-7 million No change.
PILOT: State
Owned Property $80 million $73 million $73.5 million $-6.5 million $.5 million
Priority School
Districts $124.1 million $116.7 million $117.7 million $-6.4 million $1 million
Town Aid Road
Grant $30 million $22 million $27 million $-3 million $5 million

The Appropriations Committee has proposed level-funding the following programs: Education Cost Sharing,
Special Education, School Transportation, and Adult Education.

LoCIP is expected to remain funded at $30 million, but the entire state bonding package has not yet been finalized
by the Finance, Revenue and Bonding committee. The Appropriations and Finance Committee leadership have
discussed regional incentive programs similar to the $50 million bond funding proposal by Governor Rell, and are
supporting other efforts to promote regional revenue sharing. However, the Finance Committee has not yet acted
on those proposals.
At first glance it appears this proposal increases education funding by $21.3 million over the Governor’s
proposed budget, but decreases non-education aid by $15 million compared to the Governor’s proposed
budget.

Please note that grants to individual towns and cities may vary due to changes in grant formula elements.

Below is CCM’s preliminary analysis of the impacts on New Haven under this plan for certain key grant
programs.
Change: Appropriations
Current Governor’s Appropriations Change: Appropriations Proposal (FY2009-10) over
Year Proposal Proposal Proposal (FY2009-10) over Governor's Proposal
Grant: (FY2008-09) (FY2009-10) (FY2009-10) Current Year (FY2008-09) (FY2009-10)
($) ($) ($) ($) (%) ($) (%)
Education      
Adult Education $2,605,821 $2,607,646 $2,607,646 $1,825 0.1% $ 0 0.0%
ECS Grant $142,509,525 $142,509,525 $142,509,525 $ 0 0.0% $ 0 0.0%
Non-public School
Transportation $250,902 $252,167 $252,167 $1,265 0.5% $ 0 0.0%
Public School
Transportation $3,890,306 $3,880,270 $3,880,270 $-10,036 - 0.3% $ 0 0.0%
Sub-Total:
Education $149,256,554 $149,249,608 $149,249,608 $-6,946 0.0% $ 0 0.0%
Non-Education
Local Capital
Improvement $1,678,216 $1,673,106 $1,673,106 $-5,110 - 0.3% $ 0 0.0%
Pequot-Mohegan
Grant $9,931,902 $10,968,923 $7,857,040 $-2,074,862 -20.9% $-3,111,883 -28.4%
PILOT: Colleges &
Hospitals $37,191,892 $36,380,596 $36,380,596 $-811,296 - 2.2% $ 0 0.0%
PILOT: State-owned
Property $4,614,631 $4,378,910 $4,378,910 $-235,721 - 5.1% $ 0 0.0%
Town Aid Road
Grant $610,478 $447,684 $549,443 $-61,035 -10.0% $101,759 22.7%
Sub-Total: Non-
Education $54,027,119 $53,849,219 $50,839,094 $-3,188,025 - 5.9% $-3,010,125 - 5.6%

Total: Education & $203,283,673 $203,098,827 $200,088,702 $-3,194,971 - 1.6% $-3,010,125 - 1.5%
Non-Education
*Some grants are not listed because town-by-town amounts are not currently available. Many of these grants will be featured in an upcoming CCM report.

Notes to Individual Grants for FY2009-10:


• Adult Education – $20.6 million statewide (no change • LoCIP – $30 million statewide (no change from FY2008-
from FY2008-09). 09, but state bonding package has not been finalized).
• ECS –$1.9 billion statewide (no change from FY2008- • Pequot/Mohegan - $61.8 million statewide ($31.2 million
09). reduction from FY2008-09).

• Non-Public School Transportation - $4 million • PILOT: Colleges and Hospitals - $115.4 million statewide
statewide (no change from FY2008-09). ($7 million reduction from FY2008-09).

• Public School Transportation - $48 million statewide • PILOT: State-Owned Property – $ 73.5 million statewide
(no change from FY2008-09). ($6.5 million reduction from FY2008-09).

• Town Aid Roads – $27 million statewide ($3 million


statewide reduction from FY2008-09).
###
If you have any questions, please call Barbara Rua, Gian-Carl Casa, or Jim Finley of CCM at (203) 498-3000.
April 2, 2009

PLEASE DELIVER IMMEDIATELY TO MAYOR, FIRST SELECTMAN,


CITY/TOWN MANAGER & FINANCE DIRECTOR

Appropriations Committee’s Proposed Budget Impact on:


Newington
Today, April 2, 2009, the Appropriations Committee released a proposed budget for FY 2009-10 and FY 2010-11.
Below please find a summary of the major statewide changes.
Change: Change:
Appropriations Appropriations
Proposal Proposal (FY2009-
Governor’s Appropriations (FY2009-10) over 10) over Governor's
Current Year Proposal Proposal (FY2009- Current Year Proposal (FY2009-
Grant: (FY2008-09) (FY2009-10) 10) (FY2008-09) 10)
($) ($) ($) ($) ($)

DECD Tax
Abatement $1.7 million $0 $1.7 million No change. $1.7 million
DECD Payment in
Lieu of Taxes $2.2 million $0 $2.2 million No change. $2.2 million

Magnet Schools $121.5 million $135 million $154.3 million $32.8 million $19.3 million
Pequot-Mohegan
Grant $93 million $86.3 million $61.8 million $-31.2 million $-24.5 million
PILOT: Colleges &
Hospitals $122.4 million $115.4 million $115.4 million $-7 million No change.
PILOT: State
Owned Property $80 million $73 million $73.5 million $-6.5 million $.5 million
Priority School
Districts $124.1 million $116.7 million $117.7 million $-6.4 million $1 million
Town Aid Road
Grant $30 million $22 million $27 million $-3 million $5 million

The Appropriations Committee has proposed level-funding the following programs: Education Cost Sharing,
Special Education, School Transportation, and Adult Education.

LoCIP is expected to remain funded at $30 million, but the entire state bonding package has not yet been finalized
by the Finance, Revenue and Bonding committee. The Appropriations and Finance Committee leadership have
discussed regional incentive programs similar to the $50 million bond funding proposal by Governor Rell, and are
supporting other efforts to promote regional revenue sharing. However, the Finance Committee has not yet acted
on those proposals.
At first glance it appears this proposal increases education funding by $21.3 million over the Governor’s
proposed budget, but decreases non-education aid by $15 million compared to the Governor’s proposed
budget.

Please note that grants to individual towns and cities may vary due to changes in grant formula elements.

Below is CCM’s preliminary analysis of the impacts on Newington under this plan for certain key grant
programs.
Change: Appropriations
Current Governor’s Appropriations Change: Appropriations Proposal (FY2009-10) over
Year Proposal Proposal Proposal (FY2009-10) over Governor's Proposal
Grant: (FY2008-09) (FY2009-10) (FY2009-10) Current Year (FY2008-09) (FY2009-10)
($) ($) ($) ($) (%) ($) (%)
Education      
Adult Education $24,685 $28,726 $28,726 $4,041 16.4% $ 0 0.0%
ECS Grant $12,632,615 $12,632,615 $12,632,615 $ 0 0.0% $ 0 0.0%
Non-public School
Transportation $9,150 $11,035 $11,035 $1,885 20.6% $ 0 0.0%
Public School
Transportation $400,710 $479,611 $479,611 $78,901 19.7% $ 0 0.0%
Sub-Total:
Education $13,067,160 $13,151,987 $13,151,987 $84,827 0.6% $ 0 0.0%
Non-Education
Local Capital
Improvement $220,248 $219,829 $219,829 $- 419 - 0.2% $ 0 0.0%
Pequot-Mohegan
Grant $330,012 $297,153 $212,851 $-117,161 -35.5% $-84,302 -28.4%
PILOT: Colleges &
Hospitals $946,274 $1,133,286 $1,133,286 $187,012 19.8% $ 0 0.0%
PILOT: State-owned
Property $803,109 $690,124 $690,124 $-112,985 -14.1% $ 0 0.0%
Town Aid Road
Grant $206,837 $151,680 $186,157 $-20,680 -10.0% $34,477 22.7%
Sub-Total: Non-
Education $2,506,480 $2,492,072 $2,442,247 $-64,233 - 2.6% $-49,825 - 2.0%

Total: Education & $15,573,640 $15,644,059 $15,594,234 $20,594 0.1% $-49,825 - 0.3%
Non-Education
*Some grants are not listed because town-by-town amounts are not currently available. Many of these grants will be featured in an upcoming CCM report.

Notes to Individual Grants for FY2009-10:


• Adult Education – $20.6 million statewide (no change • LoCIP – $30 million statewide (no change from FY2008-
from FY2008-09). 09, but state bonding package has not been finalized).
• ECS –$1.9 billion statewide (no change from FY2008- • Pequot/Mohegan - $61.8 million statewide ($31.2 million
09). reduction from FY2008-09).

• Non-Public School Transportation - $4 million • PILOT: Colleges and Hospitals - $115.4 million statewide
statewide (no change from FY2008-09). ($7 million reduction from FY2008-09).

• Public School Transportation - $48 million statewide • PILOT: State-Owned Property – $ 73.5 million statewide
(no change from FY2008-09). ($6.5 million reduction from FY2008-09).

• Town Aid Roads – $27 million statewide ($3 million


statewide reduction from FY2008-09).
###
If you have any questions, please call Barbara Rua, Gian-Carl Casa, or Jim Finley of CCM at (203) 498-3000.
April 2, 2009

PLEASE DELIVER IMMEDIATELY TO MAYOR, FIRST SELECTMAN,


CITY/TOWN MANAGER & FINANCE DIRECTOR

Appropriations Committee’s Proposed Budget Impact on:


New London
Today, April 2, 2009, the Appropriations Committee released a proposed budget for FY 2009-10 and FY 2010-11.
Below please find a summary of the major statewide changes.
Change: Change:
Appropriations Appropriations
Proposal Proposal (FY2009-
Governor’s Appropriations (FY2009-10) over 10) over Governor's
Current Year Proposal Proposal (FY2009- Current Year Proposal (FY2009-
Grant: (FY2008-09) (FY2009-10) 10) (FY2008-09) 10)
($) ($) ($) ($) ($)

DECD Tax
Abatement $1.7 million $0 $1.7 million No change. $1.7 million
DECD Payment in
Lieu of Taxes $2.2 million $0 $2.2 million No change. $2.2 million

Magnet Schools $121.5 million $135 million $154.3 million $32.8 million $19.3 million
Pequot-Mohegan
Grant $93 million $86.3 million $61.8 million $-31.2 million $-24.5 million
PILOT: Colleges &
Hospitals $122.4 million $115.4 million $115.4 million $-7 million No change.
PILOT: State
Owned Property $80 million $73 million $73.5 million $-6.5 million $.5 million
Priority School
Districts $124.1 million $116.7 million $117.7 million $-6.4 million $1 million
Town Aid Road
Grant $30 million $22 million $27 million $-3 million $5 million

The Appropriations Committee has proposed level-funding the following programs: Education Cost Sharing,
Special Education, School Transportation, and Adult Education.

LoCIP is expected to remain funded at $30 million, but the entire state bonding package has not yet been finalized
by the Finance, Revenue and Bonding committee. The Appropriations and Finance Committee leadership have
discussed regional incentive programs similar to the $50 million bond funding proposal by Governor Rell, and are
supporting other efforts to promote regional revenue sharing. However, the Finance Committee has not yet acted
on those proposals.
At first glance it appears this proposal increases education funding by $21.3 million over the Governor’s
proposed budget, but decreases non-education aid by $15 million compared to the Governor’s proposed
budget.

Please note that grants to individual towns and cities may vary due to changes in grant formula elements.

Below is CCM’s preliminary analysis of the impacts on New London under this plan for certain key grant
programs.
Change: Appropriations
Current Governor’s Appropriations Change: Appropriations Proposal (FY2009-10) over
Year Proposal Proposal Proposal (FY2009-10) over Governor's Proposal
Grant: (FY2008-09) (FY2009-10) (FY2009-10) Current Year (FY2008-09) (FY2009-10)
($) ($) ($) ($) (%) ($) (%)
Education      
Adult Education $1,038,797 $1,013,818 $1,013,818 $-24,979 - 2.4% $ 0 0.0%
ECS Grant $22,940,565 $22,940,565 $22,940,565 $ 0 0.0% $ 0 0.0%
Non-public School
Transportation $49,326 $48,207 $48,207 $-1,119 - 2.3% $ 0 0.0%
Public School
Transportation $429,275 $416,352 $416,352 $-12,923 - 3.0% $ 0 0.0%
Sub-Total:
Education $24,457,963 $24,418,942 $24,418,942 $-39,021 - 0.2% $ 0 0.0%
Non-Education
Local Capital
Improvement $273,444 $272,684 $272,684 $- 760 - 0.3% $ 0 0.0%
Pequot-Mohegan
Grant $2,955,010 $2,496,776 $1,788,441 $-1,166,569 -39.5% $-708,335 -28.4%
PILOT: Colleges &
Hospitals $6,031,697 $5,269,486 $5,269,486 $-762,211 -12.6% $ 0 0.0%
PILOT: State-owned
Property $421,869 $358,437 $358,437 $-63,432 -15.0% $ 0 0.0%
Town Aid Road
Grant $190,400 $139,627 $171,364 $-19,036 -10.0% $31,737 22.7%
Sub-Total: Non-
Education $9,872,420 $8,537,010 $7,860,412 $-2,012,008 -20.4% $-676,598 - 7.9%

Total: Education & $34,330,383 $32,955,952 $32,279,354 $-2,051,029 - 6.0% $-676,598 - 2.1%
Non-Education
*Some grants are not listed because town-by-town amounts are not currently available. Many of these grants will be featured in an upcoming CCM report.

Notes to Individual Grants for FY2009-10:


• Adult Education – $20.6 million statewide (no change • LoCIP – $30 million statewide (no change from FY2008-
from FY2008-09). 09, but state bonding package has not been finalized).
• ECS –$1.9 billion statewide (no change from FY2008- • Pequot/Mohegan - $61.8 million statewide ($31.2 million
09). reduction from FY2008-09).

• Non-Public School Transportation - $4 million • PILOT: Colleges and Hospitals - $115.4 million statewide
statewide (no change from FY2008-09). ($7 million reduction from FY2008-09).

• Public School Transportation - $48 million statewide • PILOT: State-Owned Property – $ 73.5 million statewide
(no change from FY2008-09). ($6.5 million reduction from FY2008-09).

• Town Aid Roads – $27 million statewide ($3 million


statewide reduction from FY2008-09).
###
If you have any questions, please call Barbara Rua, Gian-Carl Casa, or Jim Finley of CCM at (203) 498-3000.
April 2, 2009

PLEASE DELIVER IMMEDIATELY TO MAYOR, FIRST SELECTMAN,


CITY/TOWN MANAGER & FINANCE DIRECTOR

Appropriations Committee’s Proposed Budget Impact on:


New Milford
Today, April 2, 2009, the Appropriations Committee released a proposed budget for FY 2009-10 and FY 2010-11.
Below please find a summary of the major statewide changes.
Change: Change:
Appropriations Appropriations
Proposal Proposal (FY2009-
Governor’s Appropriations (FY2009-10) over 10) over Governor's
Current Year Proposal Proposal (FY2009- Current Year Proposal (FY2009-
Grant: (FY2008-09) (FY2009-10) 10) (FY2008-09) 10)
($) ($) ($) ($) ($)

DECD Tax
Abatement $1.7 million $0 $1.7 million No change. $1.7 million
DECD Payment in
Lieu of Taxes $2.2 million $0 $2.2 million No change. $2.2 million

Magnet Schools $121.5 million $135 million $154.3 million $32.8 million $19.3 million
Pequot-Mohegan
Grant $93 million $86.3 million $61.8 million $-31.2 million $-24.5 million
PILOT: Colleges &
Hospitals $122.4 million $115.4 million $115.4 million $-7 million No change.
PILOT: State
Owned Property $80 million $73 million $73.5 million $-6.5 million $.5 million
Priority School
Districts $124.1 million $116.7 million $117.7 million $-6.4 million $1 million
Town Aid Road
Grant $30 million $22 million $27 million $-3 million $5 million

The Appropriations Committee has proposed level-funding the following programs: Education Cost Sharing,
Special Education, School Transportation, and Adult Education.

LoCIP is expected to remain funded at $30 million, but the entire state bonding package has not yet been finalized
by the Finance, Revenue and Bonding committee. The Appropriations and Finance Committee leadership have
discussed regional incentive programs similar to the $50 million bond funding proposal by Governor Rell, and are
supporting other efforts to promote regional revenue sharing. However, the Finance Committee has not yet acted
on those proposals.
At first glance it appears this proposal increases education funding by $21.3 million over the Governor’s
proposed budget, but decreases non-education aid by $15 million compared to the Governor’s proposed
budget.

Please note that grants to individual towns and cities may vary due to changes in grant formula elements.

Below is CCM’s preliminary analysis of the impacts on New Milford under this plan for certain key grant
programs.
Change: Appropriations
Current Governor’s Appropriations Change: Appropriations Proposal (FY2009-10) over
Year Proposal Proposal Proposal (FY2009-10) over Governor's Proposal
Grant: (FY2008-09) (FY2009-10) (FY2009-10) Current Year (FY2008-09) (FY2009-10)
($) ($) ($) ($) (%) ($) (%)
Education      
Adult Education $36,986 $44,901 $44,901 $7,915 21.4% $ 0 0.0%
ECS Grant $11,939,587 $11,939,587 $11,939,587 $ 0 0.0% $ 0 0.0%
Non-public School
Transportation $3,596 $4,683 $4,683 $1,087 30.2% $ 0 0.0%
Public School
Transportation $343,361 $441,649 $441,649 $98,288 28.6% $ 0 0.0%
Sub-Total:
Education $12,323,530 $12,430,820 $12,430,820 $107,290 0.9% $ 0 0.0%
Non-Education
Local Capital
Improvement $207,890 $207,805 $207,805 $- 85 0.0% $ 0 0.0%
Pequot-Mohegan
Grant $164,777 $113,174 $81,067 $-83,710 -50.8% $-32,107 -28.4%
PILOT: Colleges &
Hospitals $217,831 $188,153 $188,153 $-29,678 -13.6% $ 0 0.0%
PILOT: State-owned
Property $54,128 $55,134 $55,134 $1,006 1.9% $ 0 0.0%
Town Aid Road
Grant $278,772 $204,433 $250,901 $-27,871 -10.0% $46,468 22.7%
Sub-Total: Non-
Education $923,398 $768,699 $783,059 $-140,339 -15.2% $14,360 1.9%

Total: Education & $13,246,928 $13,199,519 $13,213,879 $-33,049 - 0.2% $14,360 0.1%
Non-Education
*Some grants are not listed because town-by-town amounts are not currently available. Many of these grants will be featured in an upcoming CCM report.

Notes to Individual Grants for FY2009-10:


• Adult Education – $20.6 million statewide (no change • LoCIP – $30 million statewide (no change from FY2008-
from FY2008-09). 09, but state bonding package has not been finalized).
• ECS –$1.9 billion statewide (no change from FY2008- • Pequot/Mohegan - $61.8 million statewide ($31.2 million
09). reduction from FY2008-09).

• Non-Public School Transportation - $4 million • PILOT: Colleges and Hospitals - $115.4 million statewide
statewide (no change from FY2008-09). ($7 million reduction from FY2008-09).

• Public School Transportation - $48 million statewide • PILOT: State-Owned Property – $ 73.5 million statewide
(no change from FY2008-09). ($6.5 million reduction from FY2008-09).

• Town Aid Roads – $27 million statewide ($3 million


statewide reduction from FY2008-09).
###
If you have any questions, please call Barbara Rua, Gian-Carl Casa, or Jim Finley of CCM at (203) 498-3000.
April 2, 2009

PLEASE DELIVER IMMEDIATELY TO MAYOR, FIRST SELECTMAN,


CITY/TOWN MANAGER & FINANCE DIRECTOR

Appropriations Committee’s Proposed Budget Impact on:


Newtown
Today, April 2, 2009, the Appropriations Committee released a proposed budget for FY 2009-10 and FY 2010-11.
Below please find a summary of the major statewide changes.
Change: Change:
Appropriations Appropriations
Proposal Proposal (FY2009-
Governor’s Appropriations (FY2009-10) over 10) over Governor's
Current Year Proposal Proposal (FY2009- Current Year Proposal (FY2009-
Grant: (FY2008-09) (FY2009-10) 10) (FY2008-09) 10)
($) ($) ($) ($) ($)

DECD Tax
Abatement $1.7 million $0 $1.7 million No change. $1.7 million
DECD Payment in
Lieu of Taxes $2.2 million $0 $2.2 million No change. $2.2 million

Magnet Schools $121.5 million $135 million $154.3 million $32.8 million $19.3 million
Pequot-Mohegan
Grant $93 million $86.3 million $61.8 million $-31.2 million $-24.5 million
PILOT: Colleges &
Hospitals $122.4 million $115.4 million $115.4 million $-7 million No change.
PILOT: State
Owned Property $80 million $73 million $73.5 million $-6.5 million $.5 million
Priority School
Districts $124.1 million $116.7 million $117.7 million $-6.4 million $1 million
Town Aid Road
Grant $30 million $22 million $27 million $-3 million $5 million

The Appropriations Committee has proposed level-funding the following programs: Education Cost Sharing,
Special Education, School Transportation, and Adult Education.

LoCIP is expected to remain funded at $30 million, but the entire state bonding package has not yet been finalized
by the Finance, Revenue and Bonding committee. The Appropriations and Finance Committee leadership have
discussed regional incentive programs similar to the $50 million bond funding proposal by Governor Rell, and are
supporting other efforts to promote regional revenue sharing. However, the Finance Committee has not yet acted
on those proposals.
At first glance it appears this proposal increases education funding by $21.3 million over the Governor’s
proposed budget, but decreases non-education aid by $15 million compared to the Governor’s proposed
budget.

Please note that grants to individual towns and cities may vary due to changes in grant formula elements.

Below is CCM’s preliminary analysis of the impacts on Newtown under this plan for certain key grant programs.
Change: Appropriations
Current Governor’s Appropriations Change: Appropriations Proposal (FY2009-10) over
Year Proposal Proposal Proposal (FY2009-10) over Governor's Proposal
Grant: (FY2008-09) (FY2009-10) (FY2009-10) Current Year (FY2008-09) (FY2009-10)
($) ($) ($) ($) (%) ($) (%)
Education      
Adult Education $3,372 $3,474 $3,474 $ 102 3.0% $ 0 0.0%
ECS Grant $4,309,646 $4,309,646 $4,309,646 $ 0 0.0% $ 0 0.0%
Non-public School
Transportation $17,096 $18,201 $18,201 $1,105 6.5% $ 0 0.0%
Public School
Transportation $155,006 $163,008 $163,008 $8,002 5.2% $ 0 0.0%
Sub-Total:
Education $4,485,120 $4,494,329 $4,494,329 $9,209 0.2% $ 0 0.0%
Non-Education
Local Capital
Improvement $204,146 $204,067 $204,067 $- 79 0.0% $ 0 0.0%
Pequot-Mohegan
Grant $1,252,314 $925,834 $663,175 $-589,139 -47.0% $-262,659 -28.4%
PILOT: Colleges &
Hospitals $ 0 $ 0 $ 0 $ 0 n/a $ 0 n/a
PILOT: State-owned
Property $1,087,935 $967,031 $967,031 $-120,904 -11.1% $ 0 0.0%
Town Aid Road
Grant $233,777 $171,436 $210,403 $-23,374 -10.0% $38,967 22.7%
Sub-Total: Non-
Education $2,778,172 $2,268,368 $2,044,676 $-733,496 -26.4% $-223,692 - 9.9%

Total: Education & $7,263,292 $6,762,697 $6,539,005 $-724,287 -10.0% $-223,692 - 3.3%
Non-Education
*Some grants are not listed because town-by-town amounts are not currently available. Many of these grants will be featured in an upcoming CCM report.

Notes to Individual Grants for FY2009-10:


• Adult Education – $20.6 million statewide (no change • LoCIP – $30 million statewide (no change from FY2008-
from FY2008-09). 09, but state bonding package has not been finalized).
• ECS –$1.9 billion statewide (no change from FY2008- • Pequot/Mohegan - $61.8 million statewide ($31.2 million
09). reduction from FY2008-09).

• Non-Public School Transportation - $4 million • PILOT: Colleges and Hospitals - $115.4 million statewide
statewide (no change from FY2008-09). ($7 million reduction from FY2008-09).

• Public School Transportation - $48 million statewide • PILOT: State-Owned Property – $ 73.5 million statewide
(no change from FY2008-09). ($6.5 million reduction from FY2008-09).

• Town Aid Roads – $27 million statewide ($3 million


statewide reduction from FY2008-09).
###
If you have any questions, please call Barbara Rua, Gian-Carl Casa, or Jim Finley of CCM at (203) 498-3000.
April 2, 2009

PLEASE DELIVER IMMEDIATELY TO MAYOR, FIRST SELECTMAN,


CITY/TOWN MANAGER & FINANCE DIRECTOR

Appropriations Committee’s Proposed Budget Impact on:


Norfolk
Today, April 2, 2009, the Appropriations Committee released a proposed budget for FY 2009-10 and FY 2010-11.
Below please find a summary of the major statewide changes.
Change: Change:
Appropriations Appropriations
Proposal Proposal (FY2009-
Governor’s Appropriations (FY2009-10) over 10) over Governor's
Current Year Proposal Proposal (FY2009- Current Year Proposal (FY2009-
Grant: (FY2008-09) (FY2009-10) 10) (FY2008-09) 10)
($) ($) ($) ($) ($)

DECD Tax
Abatement $1.7 million $0 $1.7 million No change. $1.7 million
DECD Payment in
Lieu of Taxes $2.2 million $0 $2.2 million No change. $2.2 million

Magnet Schools $121.5 million $135 million $154.3 million $32.8 million $19.3 million
Pequot-Mohegan
Grant $93 million $86.3 million $61.8 million $-31.2 million $-24.5 million
PILOT: Colleges &
Hospitals $122.4 million $115.4 million $115.4 million $-7 million No change.
PILOT: State
Owned Property $80 million $73 million $73.5 million $-6.5 million $.5 million
Priority School
Districts $124.1 million $116.7 million $117.7 million $-6.4 million $1 million
Town Aid Road
Grant $30 million $22 million $27 million $-3 million $5 million

The Appropriations Committee has proposed level-funding the following programs: Education Cost Sharing,
Special Education, School Transportation, and Adult Education.

LoCIP is expected to remain funded at $30 million, but the entire state bonding package has not yet been finalized
by the Finance, Revenue and Bonding committee. The Appropriations and Finance Committee leadership have
discussed regional incentive programs similar to the $50 million bond funding proposal by Governor Rell, and are
supporting other efforts to promote regional revenue sharing. However, the Finance Committee has not yet acted
on those proposals.
At first glance it appears this proposal increases education funding by $21.3 million over the Governor’s
proposed budget, but decreases non-education aid by $15 million compared to the Governor’s proposed
budget.

Please note that grants to individual towns and cities may vary due to changes in grant formula elements.

Below is CCM’s preliminary analysis of the impacts on Norfolk under this plan for certain key grant programs.
Change: Appropriations
Current Governor’s Appropriations Change: Appropriations Proposal (FY2009-10) over
Year Proposal Proposal Proposal (FY2009-10) over Governor's Proposal
Grant: (FY2008-09) (FY2009-10) (FY2009-10) Current Year (FY2008-09) (FY2009-10)
($) ($) ($) ($) (%) ($) (%)
Education      
Adult Education $ 246 $ 222 $ 222 $- 24 - 9.8% $ 0 0.0%
ECS Grant $381,414 $381,414 $381,414 $ 0 0.0% $ 0 0.0%
Non-public School
Transportation $ 0 $ 0 $ 0 $ 0 n/a $ 0 n/a
Public School
Transportation $5,005 $3,832 $3,832 $-1,173 -23.4% $ 0 0.0%
Sub-Total:
Education $386,665 $385,468 $385,468 $-1,197 - 0.3% $ 0 0.0%
Non-Education
Local Capital
Improvement $33,708 $33,708 $33,708 $ 0 0.0% $ 0 0.0%
Pequot-Mohegan
Grant $27,739 $17,048 $12,211 $-15,528 -56.0% $-4,837 -28.4%
PILOT: Colleges &
Hospitals $50,617 $40,908 $40,908 $-9,709 -19.2% $ 0 0.0%
PILOT: State-owned
Property $31,235 $25,643 $25,643 $-5,592 -17.9% $ 0 0.0%
Town Aid Road
Grant $123,192 $90,341 $110,876 $-12,316 -10.0% $20,535 22.7%
Sub-Total: Non-
Education $266,491 $207,648 $223,346 $-43,145 -16.2% $15,698 7.6%

Total: Education & $653,156 $593,116 $608,814 $-44,342 - 6.8% $15,698 2.6%
Non-Education
*Some grants are not listed because town-by-town amounts are not currently available. Many of these grants will be featured in an upcoming CCM report.

Notes to Individual Grants for FY2009-10:


• Adult Education – $20.6 million statewide (no change • LoCIP – $30 million statewide (no change from FY2008-
from FY2008-09). 09, but state bonding package has not been finalized).
• ECS –$1.9 billion statewide (no change from FY2008- • Pequot/Mohegan - $61.8 million statewide ($31.2 million
09). reduction from FY2008-09).

• Non-Public School Transportation - $4 million • PILOT: Colleges and Hospitals - $115.4 million statewide
statewide (no change from FY2008-09). ($7 million reduction from FY2008-09).

• Public School Transportation - $48 million statewide • PILOT: State-Owned Property – $ 73.5 million statewide
(no change from FY2008-09). ($6.5 million reduction from FY2008-09).

• Town Aid Roads – $27 million statewide ($3 million


statewide reduction from FY2008-09).
###
If you have any questions, please call Barbara Rua, Gian-Carl Casa, or Jim Finley of CCM at (203) 498-3000.
April 2, 2009

PLEASE DELIVER IMMEDIATELY TO MAYOR, FIRST SELECTMAN,


CITY/TOWN MANAGER & FINANCE DIRECTOR

Appropriations Committee’s Proposed Budget Impact on:


North Branford
Today, April 2, 2009, the Appropriations Committee released a proposed budget for FY 2009-10 and FY 2010-11.
Below please find a summary of the major statewide changes.
Change: Change:
Appropriations Appropriations
Proposal Proposal (FY2009-
Governor’s Appropriations (FY2009-10) over 10) over Governor's
Current Year Proposal Proposal (FY2009- Current Year Proposal (FY2009-
Grant: (FY2008-09) (FY2009-10) 10) (FY2008-09) 10)
($) ($) ($) ($) ($)

DECD Tax
Abatement $1.7 million $0 $1.7 million No change. $1.7 million
DECD Payment in
Lieu of Taxes $2.2 million $0 $2.2 million No change. $2.2 million

Magnet Schools $121.5 million $135 million $154.3 million $32.8 million $19.3 million
Pequot-Mohegan
Grant $93 million $86.3 million $61.8 million $-31.2 million $-24.5 million
PILOT: Colleges &
Hospitals $122.4 million $115.4 million $115.4 million $-7 million No change.
PILOT: State
Owned Property $80 million $73 million $73.5 million $-6.5 million $.5 million
Priority School
Districts $124.1 million $116.7 million $117.7 million $-6.4 million $1 million
Town Aid Road
Grant $30 million $22 million $27 million $-3 million $5 million

The Appropriations Committee has proposed level-funding the following programs: Education Cost Sharing,
Special Education, School Transportation, and Adult Education.

LoCIP is expected to remain funded at $30 million, but the entire state bonding package has not yet been finalized
by the Finance, Revenue and Bonding committee. The Appropriations and Finance Committee leadership have
discussed regional incentive programs similar to the $50 million bond funding proposal by Governor Rell, and are
supporting other efforts to promote regional revenue sharing. However, the Finance Committee has not yet acted
on those proposals.
At first glance it appears this proposal increases education funding by $21.3 million over the Governor’s
proposed budget, but decreases non-education aid by $15 million compared to the Governor’s proposed
budget.

Please note that grants to individual towns and cities may vary due to changes in grant formula elements.

Below is CCM’s preliminary analysis of the impacts on North Branford under this plan for certain key grant
programs.
Change: Appropriations
Current Governor’s Appropriations Change: Appropriations Proposal (FY2009-10) over
Year Proposal Proposal Proposal (FY2009-10) over Governor's Proposal
Grant: (FY2008-09) (FY2009-10) (FY2009-10) Current Year (FY2008-09) (FY2009-10)
($) ($) ($) ($) (%) ($) (%)
Education      
Adult Education $19,341 $22,690 $22,690 $3,349 17.3% $ 0 0.0%
ECS Grant $8,117,122 $8,117,122 $8,117,122 $ 0 0.0% $ 0 0.0%
Non-public School
Transportation $ 0 $ 0 $ 0 $ 0 n/a $ 0 n/a
Public School
Transportation $252,269 $305,130 $305,130 $52,861 21.0% $ 0 0.0%
Sub-Total:
Education $8,388,732 $8,444,942 $8,444,942 $56,210 0.7% $ 0 0.0%
Non-Education
Local Capital
Improvement $96,898 $96,843 $96,843 $- 55 - 0.1% $ 0 0.0%
Pequot-Mohegan
Grant $89,414 $63,196 $45,267 $-44,147 -49.4% $-17,929 -28.4%
PILOT: Colleges &
Hospitals $1,508 $1,297 $1,297 $- 211 -14.0% $ 0 0.0%
PILOT: State-owned
Property $6,353 $5,550 $5,550 $- 803 -12.6% $ 0 0.0%
Town Aid Road
Grant $143,480 $105,219 $129,135 $-14,345 -10.0% $23,916 22.7%
Sub-Total: Non-
Education $337,653 $272,105 $278,093 $-59,560 -17.6% $5,988 2.2%

Total: Education & $8,726,385 $8,717,047 $8,723,035 $-3,350 0.0% $5,988 0.1%
Non-Education
*Some grants are not listed because town-by-town amounts are not currently available. Many of these grants will be featured in an upcoming CCM report.

Notes to Individual Grants for FY2009-10:


• Adult Education – $20.6 million statewide (no change • LoCIP – $30 million statewide (no change from FY2008-
from FY2008-09). 09, but state bonding package has not been finalized).
• ECS –$1.9 billion statewide (no change from FY2008- • Pequot/Mohegan - $61.8 million statewide ($31.2 million
09). reduction from FY2008-09).

• Non-Public School Transportation - $4 million • PILOT: Colleges and Hospitals - $115.4 million statewide
statewide (no change from FY2008-09). ($7 million reduction from FY2008-09).

• Public School Transportation - $48 million statewide • PILOT: State-Owned Property – $ 73.5 million statewide
(no change from FY2008-09). ($6.5 million reduction from FY2008-09).

• Town Aid Roads – $27 million statewide ($3 million


statewide reduction from FY2008-09).
###
If you have any questions, please call Barbara Rua, Gian-Carl Casa, or Jim Finley of CCM at (203) 498-3000.
April 2, 2009

PLEASE DELIVER IMMEDIATELY TO MAYOR, FIRST SELECTMAN,


CITY/TOWN MANAGER & FINANCE DIRECTOR

Appropriations Committee’s Proposed Budget Impact on:


North Canaan
Today, April 2, 2009, the Appropriations Committee released a proposed budget for FY 2009-10 and FY 2010-11.
Below please find a summary of the major statewide changes.
Change: Change:
Appropriations Appropriations
Proposal Proposal (FY2009-
Governor’s Appropriations (FY2009-10) over 10) over Governor's
Current Year Proposal Proposal (FY2009- Current Year Proposal (FY2009-
Grant: (FY2008-09) (FY2009-10) 10) (FY2008-09) 10)
($) ($) ($) ($) ($)

DECD Tax
Abatement $1.7 million $0 $1.7 million No change. $1.7 million
DECD Payment in
Lieu of Taxes $2.2 million $0 $2.2 million No change. $2.2 million

Magnet Schools $121.5 million $135 million $154.3 million $32.8 million $19.3 million
Pequot-Mohegan
Grant $93 million $86.3 million $61.8 million $-31.2 million $-24.5 million
PILOT: Colleges &
Hospitals $122.4 million $115.4 million $115.4 million $-7 million No change.
PILOT: State
Owned Property $80 million $73 million $73.5 million $-6.5 million $.5 million
Priority School
Districts $124.1 million $116.7 million $117.7 million $-6.4 million $1 million
Town Aid Road
Grant $30 million $22 million $27 million $-3 million $5 million

The Appropriations Committee has proposed level-funding the following programs: Education Cost Sharing,
Special Education, School Transportation, and Adult Education.

LoCIP is expected to remain funded at $30 million, but the entire state bonding package has not yet been finalized
by the Finance, Revenue and Bonding committee. The Appropriations and Finance Committee leadership have
discussed regional incentive programs similar to the $50 million bond funding proposal by Governor Rell, and are
supporting other efforts to promote regional revenue sharing. However, the Finance Committee has not yet acted
on those proposals.
At first glance it appears this proposal increases education funding by $21.3 million over the Governor’s
proposed budget, but decreases non-education aid by $15 million compared to the Governor’s proposed
budget.

Please note that grants to individual towns and cities may vary due to changes in grant formula elements.

Below is CCM’s preliminary analysis of the impacts on North Canaan under this plan for certain key grant
programs.
Change: Appropriations
Current Governor’s Appropriations Change: Appropriations Proposal (FY2009-10) over
Year Proposal Proposal Proposal (FY2009-10) over Governor's Proposal
Grant: (FY2008-09) (FY2009-10) (FY2009-10) Current Year (FY2008-09) (FY2009-10)
($) ($) ($) ($) (%) ($) (%)
Education      
Adult Education $ 0 $ 0 $ 0 $ 0 n/a $ 0 n/a
ECS Grant $2,064,592 $2,064,592 $2,064,592 $ 0 0.0% $ 0 0.0%
Non-public School
Transportation $ 0 $ 0 $ 0 $ 0 n/a $ 0 n/a
Public School
Transportation $64,314 $61,816 $61,816 $-2,498 - 3.9% $ 0 0.0%
Sub-Total:
Education $2,128,906 $2,126,408 $2,126,408 $-2,498 - 0.1% $ 0 0.0%
Non-Education
Local Capital
Improvement $31,217 $31,212 $31,212 $- 5 0.0% $ 0 0.0%
Pequot-Mohegan
Grant $48,310 $33,143 $23,740 $-24,570 -50.9% $-9,403 -28.4%
PILOT: Colleges &
Hospitals $ 0 $ 0 $ 0 $ 0 n/a $ 0 n/a
PILOT: State-owned
Property $27,223 $26,630 $26,630 $- 593 - 2.2% $ 0 0.0%
Town Aid Road
Grant $94,872 $69,573 $85,387 $-9,485 -10.0% $15,814 22.7%
Sub-Total: Non-
Education $201,622 $160,558 $166,969 $-34,653 -17.2% $6,411 4.0%

Total: Education & $2,330,528 $2,286,966 $2,293,377 $-37,151 - 1.6% $6,411 0.3%
Non-Education
*Some grants are not listed because town-by-town amounts are not currently available. Many of these grants will be featured in an upcoming CCM report.

Notes to Individual Grants for FY2009-10:


• Adult Education – $20.6 million statewide (no change • LoCIP – $30 million statewide (no change from FY2008-
from FY2008-09). 09, but state bonding package has not been finalized).
• ECS –$1.9 billion statewide (no change from FY2008- • Pequot/Mohegan - $61.8 million statewide ($31.2 million
09). reduction from FY2008-09).

• Non-Public School Transportation - $4 million • PILOT: Colleges and Hospitals - $115.4 million statewide
statewide (no change from FY2008-09). ($7 million reduction from FY2008-09).

• Public School Transportation - $48 million statewide • PILOT: State-Owned Property – $ 73.5 million statewide
(no change from FY2008-09). ($6.5 million reduction from FY2008-09).

• Town Aid Roads – $27 million statewide ($3 million


statewide reduction from FY2008-09).
###
If you have any questions, please call Barbara Rua, Gian-Carl Casa, or Jim Finley of CCM at (203) 498-3000.
April 2, 2009

PLEASE DELIVER IMMEDIATELY TO MAYOR, FIRST SELECTMAN,


CITY/TOWN MANAGER & FINANCE DIRECTOR

Appropriations Committee’s Proposed Budget Impact on:


North Haven
Today, April 2, 2009, the Appropriations Committee released a proposed budget for FY 2009-10 and FY 2010-11.
Below please find a summary of the major statewide changes.
Change: Change:
Appropriations Appropriations
Proposal Proposal (FY2009-
Governor’s Appropriations (FY2009-10) over 10) over Governor's
Current Year Proposal Proposal (FY2009- Current Year Proposal (FY2009-
Grant: (FY2008-09) (FY2009-10) 10) (FY2008-09) 10)
($) ($) ($) ($) ($)

DECD Tax
Abatement $1.7 million $0 $1.7 million No change. $1.7 million
DECD Payment in
Lieu of Taxes $2.2 million $0 $2.2 million No change. $2.2 million

Magnet Schools $121.5 million $135 million $154.3 million $32.8 million $19.3 million
Pequot-Mohegan
Grant $93 million $86.3 million $61.8 million $-31.2 million $-24.5 million
PILOT: Colleges &
Hospitals $122.4 million $115.4 million $115.4 million $-7 million No change.
PILOT: State
Owned Property $80 million $73 million $73.5 million $-6.5 million $.5 million
Priority School
Districts $124.1 million $116.7 million $117.7 million $-6.4 million $1 million
Town Aid Road
Grant $30 million $22 million $27 million $-3 million $5 million

The Appropriations Committee has proposed level-funding the following programs: Education Cost Sharing,
Special Education, School Transportation, and Adult Education.

LoCIP is expected to remain funded at $30 million, but the entire state bonding package has not yet been finalized
by the Finance, Revenue and Bonding committee. The Appropriations and Finance Committee leadership have
discussed regional incentive programs similar to the $50 million bond funding proposal by Governor Rell, and are
supporting other efforts to promote regional revenue sharing. However, the Finance Committee has not yet acted
on those proposals.
At first glance it appears this proposal increases education funding by $21.3 million over the Governor’s
proposed budget, but decreases non-education aid by $15 million compared to the Governor’s proposed
budget.

Please note that grants to individual towns and cities may vary due to changes in grant formula elements.

Below is CCM’s preliminary analysis of the impacts on North Haven under this plan for certain key grant
programs.
Change: Appropriations
Current Governor’s Appropriations Change: Appropriations Proposal (FY2009-10) over
Year Proposal Proposal Proposal (FY2009-10) over Governor's Proposal
Grant: (FY2008-09) (FY2009-10) (FY2009-10) Current Year (FY2008-09) (FY2009-10)
($) ($) ($) ($) (%) ($) (%)
Education      
Adult Education $12,810 $23,067 $23,067 $10,257 80.1% $ 0 0.0%
ECS Grant $3,174,940 $3,174,940 $3,174,940 $ 0 0.0% $ 0 0.0%
Non-public School
Transportation $ 0 $ 0 $ 0 $ 0 n/a $ 0 n/a
Public School
Transportation $119,875 $260,716 $260,716 $140,841 117.5% $ 0 0.0%
Sub-Total:
Education $3,307,625 $3,458,723 $3,458,723 $151,098 4.6% $ 0 0.0%
Non-Education
Local Capital
Improvement $168,830 $168,655 $168,655 $- 175 - 0.1% $ 0 0.0%
Pequot-Mohegan
Grant $243,379 $225,824 $161,758 $-81,621 -33.5% $-64,066 -28.4%
PILOT: Colleges &
Hospitals $ 0 $113,782 $113,782 $113,782 n/a $ 0 0.0%
PILOT: State-owned
Property $93,757 $98,006 $98,006 $4,249 4.5% $ 0 0.0%
Town Aid Road
Grant $182,586 $133,896 $164,331 $-18,255 -10.0% $30,435 22.7%
Sub-Total: Non-
Education $688,552 $740,163 $706,531 $17,979 2.6% $-33,632 - 4.5%

Total: Education & $3,996,177 $4,198,886 $4,165,254 $169,077 4.2% $-33,632 - 0.8%
Non-Education
*Some grants are not listed because town-by-town amounts are not currently available. Many of these grants will be featured in an upcoming CCM report.

Notes to Individual Grants for FY2009-10:


• Adult Education – $20.6 million statewide (no change • LoCIP – $30 million statewide (no change from FY2008-
from FY2008-09). 09, but state bonding package has not been finalized).
• ECS –$1.9 billion statewide (no change from FY2008- • Pequot/Mohegan - $61.8 million statewide ($31.2 million
09). reduction from FY2008-09).

• Non-Public School Transportation - $4 million • PILOT: Colleges and Hospitals - $115.4 million statewide
statewide (no change from FY2008-09). ($7 million reduction from FY2008-09).

• Public School Transportation - $48 million statewide • PILOT: State-Owned Property – $ 73.5 million statewide
(no change from FY2008-09). ($6.5 million reduction from FY2008-09).

• Town Aid Roads – $27 million statewide ($3 million


statewide reduction from FY2008-09).
###
If you have any questions, please call Barbara Rua, Gian-Carl Casa, or Jim Finley of CCM at (203) 498-3000.
April 2, 2009

PLEASE DELIVER IMMEDIATELY TO MAYOR, FIRST SELECTMAN,


CITY/TOWN MANAGER & FINANCE DIRECTOR

Appropriations Committee’s Proposed Budget Impact on:


North Stonington
Today, April 2, 2009, the Appropriations Committee released a proposed budget for FY 2009-10 and FY 2010-11.
Below please find a summary of the major statewide changes.
Change: Change:
Appropriations Appropriations
Proposal Proposal (FY2009-
Governor’s Appropriations (FY2009-10) over 10) over Governor's
Current Year Proposal Proposal (FY2009- Current Year Proposal (FY2009-
Grant: (FY2008-09) (FY2009-10) 10) (FY2008-09) 10)
($) ($) ($) ($) ($)

DECD Tax
Abatement $1.7 million $0 $1.7 million No change. $1.7 million
DECD Payment in
Lieu of Taxes $2.2 million $0 $2.2 million No change. $2.2 million

Magnet Schools $121.5 million $135 million $154.3 million $32.8 million $19.3 million
Pequot-Mohegan
Grant $93 million $86.3 million $61.8 million $-31.2 million $-24.5 million
PILOT: Colleges &
Hospitals $122.4 million $115.4 million $115.4 million $-7 million No change.
PILOT: State
Owned Property $80 million $73 million $73.5 million $-6.5 million $.5 million
Priority School
Districts $124.1 million $116.7 million $117.7 million $-6.4 million $1 million
Town Aid Road
Grant $30 million $22 million $27 million $-3 million $5 million

The Appropriations Committee has proposed level-funding the following programs: Education Cost Sharing,
Special Education, School Transportation, and Adult Education.

LoCIP is expected to remain funded at $30 million, but the entire state bonding package has not yet been finalized
by the Finance, Revenue and Bonding committee. The Appropriations and Finance Committee leadership have
discussed regional incentive programs similar to the $50 million bond funding proposal by Governor Rell, and are
supporting other efforts to promote regional revenue sharing. However, the Finance Committee has not yet acted
on those proposals.
At first glance it appears this proposal increases education funding by $21.3 million over the Governor’s
proposed budget, but decreases non-education aid by $15 million compared to the Governor’s proposed
budget.

Please note that grants to individual towns and cities may vary due to changes in grant formula elements.

Below is CCM’s preliminary analysis of the impacts on North Stonington under this plan for certain key grant
programs.
Change: Appropriations
Current Governor’s Appropriations Change: Appropriations Proposal (FY2009-10) over
Year Proposal Proposal Proposal (FY2009-10) over Governor's Proposal
Grant: (FY2008-09) (FY2009-10) (FY2009-10) Current Year (FY2008-09) (FY2009-10)
($) ($) ($) ($) (%) ($) (%)
Education      
Adult Education $7,042 $7,871 $7,871 $ 829 11.8% $ 0 0.0%
ECS Grant $2,892,440 $2,892,440 $2,892,440 $ 0 0.0% $ 0 0.0%
Non-public School
Transportation $ 0 $ 0 $ 0 $ 0 n/a $ 0 n/a
Public School
Transportation $112,688 $128,333 $128,333 $15,645 13.9% $ 0 0.0%
Sub-Total:
Education $3,012,170 $3,028,644 $3,028,644 $16,474 0.5% $ 0 0.0%
Non-Education
Local Capital
Improvement $50,322 $50,318 $50,318 $- 4 0.0% $ 0 0.0%
Pequot-Mohegan
Grant $969,895 $865,494 $619,953 $-349,942 -36.1% $-245,541 -28.4%
PILOT: Colleges &
Hospitals $ 0 $ 0 $ 0 $ 0 n/a $ 0 n/a
PILOT: State-owned
Property $28,597 $25,390 $25,390 $-3,207 -11.2% $ 0 0.0%
Town Aid Road
Grant $121,473 $89,080 $109,328 $-12,145 -10.0% $20,248 22.7%
Sub-Total: Non-
Education $1,170,287 $1,030,282 $804,989 $-365,298 -31.2% $-225,293 -21.9%

Total: Education & $4,182,457 $4,058,926 $3,833,633 $-348,824 - 8.3% $-225,293 - 5.6%
Non-Education
*Some grants are not listed because town-by-town amounts are not currently available. Many of these grants will be featured in an upcoming CCM report.

Notes to Individual Grants for FY2009-10:


• Adult Education – $20.6 million statewide (no change • LoCIP – $30 million statewide (no change from FY2008-
from FY2008-09). 09, but state bonding package has not been finalized).
• ECS –$1.9 billion statewide (no change from FY2008- • Pequot/Mohegan - $61.8 million statewide ($31.2 million
09). reduction from FY2008-09).

• Non-Public School Transportation - $4 million • PILOT: Colleges and Hospitals - $115.4 million statewide
statewide (no change from FY2008-09). ($7 million reduction from FY2008-09).

• Public School Transportation - $48 million statewide • PILOT: State-Owned Property – $ 73.5 million statewide
(no change from FY2008-09). ($6.5 million reduction from FY2008-09).

• Town Aid Roads – $27 million statewide ($3 million


statewide reduction from FY2008-09).
###
If you have any questions, please call Barbara Rua, Gian-Carl Casa, or Jim Finley of CCM at (203) 498-3000.
April 2, 2009

PLEASE DELIVER IMMEDIATELY TO MAYOR, FIRST SELECTMAN,


CITY/TOWN MANAGER & FINANCE DIRECTOR

Appropriations Committee’s Proposed Budget Impact on:


Norwalk
Today, April 2, 2009, the Appropriations Committee released a proposed budget for FY 2009-10 and FY 2010-11.
Below please find a summary of the major statewide changes.
Change: Change:
Appropriations Appropriations
Proposal Proposal (FY2009-
Governor’s Appropriations (FY2009-10) over 10) over Governor's
Current Year Proposal Proposal (FY2009- Current Year Proposal (FY2009-
Grant: (FY2008-09) (FY2009-10) 10) (FY2008-09) 10)
($) ($) ($) ($) ($)

DECD Tax
Abatement $1.7 million $0 $1.7 million No change. $1.7 million
DECD Payment in
Lieu of Taxes $2.2 million $0 $2.2 million No change. $2.2 million

Magnet Schools $121.5 million $135 million $154.3 million $32.8 million $19.3 million
Pequot-Mohegan
Grant $93 million $86.3 million $61.8 million $-31.2 million $-24.5 million
PILOT: Colleges &
Hospitals $122.4 million $115.4 million $115.4 million $-7 million No change.
PILOT: State
Owned Property $80 million $73 million $73.5 million $-6.5 million $.5 million
Priority School
Districts $124.1 million $116.7 million $117.7 million $-6.4 million $1 million
Town Aid Road
Grant $30 million $22 million $27 million $-3 million $5 million

The Appropriations Committee has proposed level-funding the following programs: Education Cost Sharing,
Special Education, School Transportation, and Adult Education.

LoCIP is expected to remain funded at $30 million, but the entire state bonding package has not yet been finalized
by the Finance, Revenue and Bonding committee. The Appropriations and Finance Committee leadership have
discussed regional incentive programs similar to the $50 million bond funding proposal by Governor Rell, and are
supporting other efforts to promote regional revenue sharing. However, the Finance Committee has not yet acted
on those proposals.
At first glance it appears this proposal increases education funding by $21.3 million over the Governor’s
proposed budget, but decreases non-education aid by $15 million compared to the Governor’s proposed
budget.

Please note that grants to individual towns and cities may vary due to changes in grant formula elements.

Below is CCM’s preliminary analysis of the impacts on Norwalk under this plan for certain key grant programs.
Change: Appropriations
Current Governor’s Appropriations Change: Appropriations Proposal (FY2009-10) over
Year Proposal Proposal Proposal (FY2009-10) over Governor's Proposal
Grant: (FY2008-09) (FY2009-10) (FY2009-10) Current Year (FY2008-09) (FY2009-10)
($) ($) ($) ($) (%) ($) (%)
Education      
Adult Education $83,855 $83,914 $83,914 $ 59 0.1% $ 0 0.0%
ECS Grant $10,095,131 $10,095,131 $10,095,131 $ 0 0.0% $ 0 0.0%
Non-public School
Transportation $24,505 $22,084 $22,084 $-2,421 - 9.9% $ 0 0.0%
Public School
Transportation $242,457 $216,851 $216,851 $-25,606 -10.6% $ 0 0.0%
Sub-Total:
Education $10,445,948 $10,417,980 $10,417,980 $-27,968 - 0.3% $ 0 0.0%
Non-Education
Local Capital
Improvement $632,914 $631,013 $631,013 $-1,901 - 0.3% $ 0 0.0%
Pequot-Mohegan
Grant $1,316,577 $1,220,311 $874,109 $-442,468 -33.6% $-346,202 -28.4%
PILOT: Colleges &
Hospitals $1,275,516 $1,081,805 $1,081,805 $-193,711 -15.2% $ 0 0.0%
PILOT: State-owned
Property $376,627 $324,415 $324,415 $-52,212 -13.9% $ 0 0.0%
Town Aid Road
Grant $440,287 $322,877 $396,267 $-44,020 -10.0% $73,390 22.7%
Sub-Total: Non-
Education $4,041,921 $3,580,421 $3,307,609 $-734,312 -18.2% $-272,812 - 7.6%

Total: Education & $14,487,869 $13,998,401 $13,725,589 $-762,280 - 5.3% $-272,812 - 1.9%
Non-Education
*Some grants are not listed because town-by-town amounts are not currently available. Many of these grants will be featured in an upcoming CCM report.

Notes to Individual Grants for FY2009-10:


• Adult Education – $20.6 million statewide (no change • LoCIP – $30 million statewide (no change from FY2008-
from FY2008-09). 09, but state bonding package has not been finalized).
• ECS –$1.9 billion statewide (no change from FY2008- • Pequot/Mohegan - $61.8 million statewide ($31.2 million
09). reduction from FY2008-09).

• Non-Public School Transportation - $4 million • PILOT: Colleges and Hospitals - $115.4 million statewide
statewide (no change from FY2008-09). ($7 million reduction from FY2008-09).

• Public School Transportation - $48 million statewide • PILOT: State-Owned Property – $ 73.5 million statewide
(no change from FY2008-09). ($6.5 million reduction from FY2008-09).

• Town Aid Roads – $27 million statewide ($3 million


statewide reduction from FY2008-09).
###
If you have any questions, please call Barbara Rua, Gian-Carl Casa, or Jim Finley of CCM at (203) 498-3000.
April 2, 2009

PLEASE DELIVER IMMEDIATELY TO MAYOR, FIRST SELECTMAN,


CITY/TOWN MANAGER & FINANCE DIRECTOR

Appropriations Committee’s Proposed Budget Impact on:


Norwich
Today, April 2, 2009, the Appropriations Committee released a proposed budget for FY 2009-10 and FY 2010-11.
Below please find a summary of the major statewide changes.
Change: Change:
Appropriations Appropriations
Proposal Proposal (FY2009-
Governor’s Appropriations (FY2009-10) over 10) over Governor's
Current Year Proposal Proposal (FY2009- Current Year Proposal (FY2009-
Grant: (FY2008-09) (FY2009-10) 10) (FY2008-09) 10)
($) ($) ($) ($) ($)

DECD Tax
Abatement $1.7 million $0 $1.7 million No change. $1.7 million
DECD Payment in
Lieu of Taxes $2.2 million $0 $2.2 million No change. $2.2 million

Magnet Schools $121.5 million $135 million $154.3 million $32.8 million $19.3 million
Pequot-Mohegan
Grant $93 million $86.3 million $61.8 million $-31.2 million $-24.5 million
PILOT: Colleges &
Hospitals $122.4 million $115.4 million $115.4 million $-7 million No change.
PILOT: State
Owned Property $80 million $73 million $73.5 million $-6.5 million $.5 million
Priority School
Districts $124.1 million $116.7 million $117.7 million $-6.4 million $1 million
Town Aid Road
Grant $30 million $22 million $27 million $-3 million $5 million

The Appropriations Committee has proposed level-funding the following programs: Education Cost Sharing,
Special Education, School Transportation, and Adult Education.

LoCIP is expected to remain funded at $30 million, but the entire state bonding package has not yet been finalized
by the Finance, Revenue and Bonding committee. The Appropriations and Finance Committee leadership have
discussed regional incentive programs similar to the $50 million bond funding proposal by Governor Rell, and are
supporting other efforts to promote regional revenue sharing. However, the Finance Committee has not yet acted
on those proposals.
At first glance it appears this proposal increases education funding by $21.3 million over the Governor’s
proposed budget, but decreases non-education aid by $15 million compared to the Governor’s proposed
budget.

Please note that grants to individual towns and cities may vary due to changes in grant formula elements.

Below is CCM’s preliminary analysis of the impacts on Norwich under this plan for certain key grant programs.
Change: Appropriations
Current Governor’s Appropriations Change: Appropriations Proposal (FY2009-10) over
Year Proposal Proposal Proposal (FY2009-10) over Governor's Proposal
Grant: (FY2008-09) (FY2009-10) (FY2009-10) Current Year (FY2008-09) (FY2009-10)
($) ($) ($) ($) (%) ($) (%)
Education      
Adult Education $416,376 $416,668 $416,668 $ 292 0.1% $ 0 0.0%
ECS Grant $32,316,543 $32,316,543 $32,316,543 $ 0 0.0% $ 0 0.0%
Non-public School
Transportation $86,447 $87,513 $87,513 $1,066 1.2% $ 0 0.0%
Public School
Transportation $1,007,651 $1,012,036 $1,012,036 $4,385 0.4% $ 0 0.0%
Sub-Total:
Education $33,827,017 $33,832,760 $33,832,760 $5,743 0.0% $ 0 0.0%
Non-Education
Local Capital
Improvement $299,690 $299,390 $299,390 $- 300 - 0.1% $ 0 0.0%
Pequot-Mohegan
Grant $2,771,071 $2,399,968 $1,719,097 $-1,051,974 -38.0% $-680,871 -28.4%
PILOT: Colleges &
Hospitals $1,110,815 $928,712 $928,712 $-182,103 -16.4% $ 0 0.0%
PILOT: State-owned
Property $593,353 $517,107 $517,107 $-76,246 -12.9% $ 0 0.0%
Town Aid Road
Grant $236,963 $173,773 $213,272 $-23,691 -10.0% $39,499 22.7%
Sub-Total: Non-
Education $5,011,892 $4,318,950 $3,677,578 $-1,334,314 -26.6% $-641,372 -14.9%

Total: Education & $38,838,909 $38,151,710 $37,510,338 $-1,328,571 - 3.4% $-641,372 - 1.7%
Non-Education
*Some grants are not listed because town-by-town amounts are not currently available. Many of these grants will be featured in an upcoming CCM report.

Notes to Individual Grants for FY2009-10:


• Adult Education – $20.6 million statewide (no change • LoCIP – $30 million statewide (no change from FY2008-
from FY2008-09). 09, but state bonding package has not been finalized).
• ECS –$1.9 billion statewide (no change from FY2008- • Pequot/Mohegan - $61.8 million statewide ($31.2 million
09). reduction from FY2008-09).

• Non-Public School Transportation - $4 million • PILOT: Colleges and Hospitals - $115.4 million statewide
statewide (no change from FY2008-09). ($7 million reduction from FY2008-09).

• Public School Transportation - $48 million statewide • PILOT: State-Owned Property – $ 73.5 million statewide
(no change from FY2008-09). ($6.5 million reduction from FY2008-09).

• Town Aid Roads – $27 million statewide ($3 million


statewide reduction from FY2008-09).
###
If you have any questions, please call Barbara Rua, Gian-Carl Casa, or Jim Finley of CCM at (203) 498-3000.
April 2, 2009

PLEASE DELIVER IMMEDIATELY TO MAYOR, FIRST SELECTMAN,


CITY/TOWN MANAGER & FINANCE DIRECTOR

Appropriations Committee’s Proposed Budget Impact on:


Old Lyme
Today, April 2, 2009, the Appropriations Committee released a proposed budget for FY 2009-10 and FY 2010-11.
Below please find a summary of the major statewide changes.
Change: Change:
Appropriations Appropriations
Proposal Proposal (FY2009-
Governor’s Appropriations (FY2009-10) over 10) over Governor's
Current Year Proposal Proposal (FY2009- Current Year Proposal (FY2009-
Grant: (FY2008-09) (FY2009-10) 10) (FY2008-09) 10)
($) ($) ($) ($) ($)

DECD Tax
Abatement $1.7 million $0 $1.7 million No change. $1.7 million
DECD Payment in
Lieu of Taxes $2.2 million $0 $2.2 million No change. $2.2 million

Magnet Schools $121.5 million $135 million $154.3 million $32.8 million $19.3 million
Pequot-Mohegan
Grant $93 million $86.3 million $61.8 million $-31.2 million $-24.5 million
PILOT: Colleges &
Hospitals $122.4 million $115.4 million $115.4 million $-7 million No change.
PILOT: State
Owned Property $80 million $73 million $73.5 million $-6.5 million $.5 million
Priority School
Districts $124.1 million $116.7 million $117.7 million $-6.4 million $1 million
Town Aid Road
Grant $30 million $22 million $27 million $-3 million $5 million

The Appropriations Committee has proposed level-funding the following programs: Education Cost Sharing,
Special Education, School Transportation, and Adult Education.

LoCIP is expected to remain funded at $30 million, but the entire state bonding package has not yet been finalized
by the Finance, Revenue and Bonding committee. The Appropriations and Finance Committee leadership have
discussed regional incentive programs similar to the $50 million bond funding proposal by Governor Rell, and are
supporting other efforts to promote regional revenue sharing. However, the Finance Committee has not yet acted
on those proposals.
At first glance it appears this proposal increases education funding by $21.3 million over the Governor’s
proposed budget, but decreases non-education aid by $15 million compared to the Governor’s proposed
budget.

Please note that grants to individual towns and cities may vary due to changes in grant formula elements.

Below is CCM’s preliminary analysis of the impacts on Old Lyme under this plan for certain key grant programs.
Change: Appropriations
Current Governor’s Appropriations Change: Appropriations Proposal (FY2009-10) over
Year Proposal Proposal Proposal (FY2009-10) over Governor's Proposal
Grant: (FY2008-09) (FY2009-10) (FY2009-10) Current Year (FY2008-09) (FY2009-10)
($) ($) ($) ($) (%) ($) (%)
Education      
Adult Education $ 0 $ 0 $ 0 $ 0 n/a $ 0 n/a
ECS Grant $605,586 $605,586 $605,586 $ 0 0.0% $ 0 0.0%
Non-public School
Transportation $ 0 $ 0 $ 0 $ 0 n/a $ 0 n/a
Public School
Transportation $ 0 $ 0 $ 0 $ 0 n/a $ 0 n/a
Sub-Total:
Education $605,586 $605,586 $605,586 $ 0 0.0% $ 0 0.0%
Non-Education
Local Capital
Improvement $49,143 $49,129 $49,129 $- 14 0.0% $ 0 0.0%
Pequot-Mohegan
Grant $27,263 $19,787 $14,173 $-13,090 -48.0% $-5,614 -28.4%
PILOT: Colleges &
Hospitals $47,935 $40,952 $40,952 $-6,983 -14.6% $ 0 0.0%
PILOT: State-owned
Property $39,356 $34,094 $34,094 $-5,262 -13.4% $ 0 0.0%
Town Aid Road
Grant $115,530 $84,722 $103,979 $-11,551 -10.0% $19,257 22.7%
Sub-Total: Non-
Education $279,227 $228,684 $242,328 $-36,899 -13.2% $13,644 6.0%

Total: Education & $884,813 $834,270 $847,914 $-36,899 - 4.2% $13,644 1.6%
Non-Education
*Some grants are not listed because town-by-town amounts are not currently available. Many of these grants will be featured in an upcoming CCM report.

Notes to Individual Grants for FY2009-10:


• Adult Education – $20.6 million statewide (no change • LoCIP – $30 million statewide (no change from FY2008-
from FY2008-09). 09, but state bonding package has not been finalized).
• ECS –$1.9 billion statewide (no change from FY2008- • Pequot/Mohegan - $61.8 million statewide ($31.2 million
09). reduction from FY2008-09).

• Non-Public School Transportation - $4 million • PILOT: Colleges and Hospitals - $115.4 million statewide
statewide (no change from FY2008-09). ($7 million reduction from FY2008-09).

• Public School Transportation - $48 million statewide • PILOT: State-Owned Property – $ 73.5 million statewide
(no change from FY2008-09). ($6.5 million reduction from FY2008-09).

• Town Aid Roads – $27 million statewide ($3 million


statewide reduction from FY2008-09).
###
If you have any questions, please call Barbara Rua, Gian-Carl Casa, or Jim Finley of CCM at (203) 498-3000.
April 2, 2009

PLEASE DELIVER IMMEDIATELY TO MAYOR, FIRST SELECTMAN,


CITY/TOWN MANAGER & FINANCE DIRECTOR

Appropriations Committee’s Proposed Budget Impact on:


Old Saybrook
Today, April 2, 2009, the Appropriations Committee released a proposed budget for FY 2009-10 and FY 2010-11.
Below please find a summary of the major statewide changes.
Change: Change:
Appropriations Appropriations
Proposal Proposal (FY2009-
Governor’s Appropriations (FY2009-10) over 10) over Governor's
Current Year Proposal Proposal (FY2009- Current Year Proposal (FY2009-
Grant: (FY2008-09) (FY2009-10) 10) (FY2008-09) 10)
($) ($) ($) ($) ($)

DECD Tax
Abatement $1.7 million $0 $1.7 million No change. $1.7 million
DECD Payment in
Lieu of Taxes $2.2 million $0 $2.2 million No change. $2.2 million

Magnet Schools $121.5 million $135 million $154.3 million $32.8 million $19.3 million
Pequot-Mohegan
Grant $93 million $86.3 million $61.8 million $-31.2 million $-24.5 million
PILOT: Colleges &
Hospitals $122.4 million $115.4 million $115.4 million $-7 million No change.
PILOT: State
Owned Property $80 million $73 million $73.5 million $-6.5 million $.5 million
Priority School
Districts $124.1 million $116.7 million $117.7 million $-6.4 million $1 million
Town Aid Road
Grant $30 million $22 million $27 million $-3 million $5 million

The Appropriations Committee has proposed level-funding the following programs: Education Cost Sharing,
Special Education, School Transportation, and Adult Education.

LoCIP is expected to remain funded at $30 million, but the entire state bonding package has not yet been finalized
by the Finance, Revenue and Bonding committee. The Appropriations and Finance Committee leadership have
discussed regional incentive programs similar to the $50 million bond funding proposal by Governor Rell, and are
supporting other efforts to promote regional revenue sharing. However, the Finance Committee has not yet acted
on those proposals.
At first glance it appears this proposal increases education funding by $21.3 million over the Governor’s
proposed budget, but decreases non-education aid by $15 million compared to the Governor’s proposed
budget.

Please note that grants to individual towns and cities may vary due to changes in grant formula elements.

Below is CCM’s preliminary analysis of the impacts on Old Saybrook under this plan for certain key grant
programs.
Change: Appropriations
Current Governor’s Appropriations Change: Appropriations Proposal (FY2009-10) over
Year Proposal Proposal Proposal (FY2009-10) over Governor's Proposal
Grant: (FY2008-09) (FY2009-10) (FY2009-10) Current Year (FY2008-09) (FY2009-10)
($) ($) ($) ($) (%) ($) (%)
Education      
Adult Education $5,341 $6,042 $6,042 $ 701 13.1% $ 0 0.0%
ECS Grant $652,677 $652,677 $652,677 $ 0 0.0% $ 0 0.0%
Non-public School
Transportation $ 133 $ 201 $ 201 $ 68 51.1% $ 0 0.0%
Public School
Transportation $9,930 $13,153 $13,153 $3,223 32.5% $ 0 0.0%
Sub-Total:
Education $668,081 $672,073 $672,073 $3,992 0.6% $ 0 0.0%
Non-Education
Local Capital
Improvement $71,313 $71,267 $71,267 $- 46 - 0.1% $ 0 0.0%
Pequot-Mohegan
Grant $35,646 $22,860 $16,375 $-19,271 -54.1% $-6,485 -28.4%
PILOT: Colleges &
Hospitals $ 0 $ 0 $ 0 $ 0 n/a $ 0 n/a
PILOT: State-owned
Property $66,759 $63,426 $63,426 $-3,333 - 5.0% $ 0 0.0%
Town Aid Road
Grant $125,881 $92,313 $113,296 $-12,585 -10.0% $20,983 22.7%
Sub-Total: Non-
Education $299,599 $249,866 $264,363 $-35,236 -11.8% $14,497 5.8%

Total: Education & $967,680 $921,939 $936,436 $-31,244 - 3.2% $14,497 1.6%
Non-Education
*Some grants are not listed because town-by-town amounts are not currently available. Many of these grants will be featured in an upcoming CCM report.

Notes to Individual Grants for FY2009-10:


• Adult Education – $20.6 million statewide (no change • LoCIP – $30 million statewide (no change from FY2008-
from FY2008-09). 09, but state bonding package has not been finalized).
• ECS –$1.9 billion statewide (no change from FY2008- • Pequot/Mohegan - $61.8 million statewide ($31.2 million
09). reduction from FY2008-09).

• Non-Public School Transportation - $4 million • PILOT: Colleges and Hospitals - $115.4 million statewide
statewide (no change from FY2008-09). ($7 million reduction from FY2008-09).

• Public School Transportation - $48 million statewide • PILOT: State-Owned Property – $ 73.5 million statewide
(no change from FY2008-09). ($6.5 million reduction from FY2008-09).

• Town Aid Roads – $27 million statewide ($3 million


statewide reduction from FY2008-09).
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If you have any questions, please call Barbara Rua, Gian-Carl Casa, or Jim Finley of CCM at (203) 498-3000.
April 2, 2009

PLEASE DELIVER IMMEDIATELY TO MAYOR, FIRST SELECTMAN,


CITY/TOWN MANAGER & FINANCE DIRECTOR

Appropriations Committee’s Proposed Budget Impact on:


Orange
Today, April 2, 2009, the Appropriations Committee released a proposed budget for FY 2009-10 and FY 2010-11.
Below please find a summary of the major statewide changes.
Change: Change:
Appropriations Appropriations
Proposal Proposal (FY2009-
Governor’s Appropriations (FY2009-10) over 10) over Governor's
Current Year Proposal Proposal (FY2009- Current Year Proposal (FY2009-
Grant: (FY2008-09) (FY2009-10) 10) (FY2008-09) 10)
($) ($) ($) ($) ($)

DECD Tax
Abatement $1.7 million $0 $1.7 million No change. $1.7 million
DECD Payment in
Lieu of Taxes $2.2 million $0 $2.2 million No change. $2.2 million

Magnet Schools $121.5 million $135 million $154.3 million $32.8 million $19.3 million
Pequot-Mohegan
Grant $93 million $86.3 million $61.8 million $-31.2 million $-24.5 million
PILOT: Colleges &
Hospitals $122.4 million $115.4 million $115.4 million $-7 million No change.
PILOT: State
Owned Property $80 million $73 million $73.5 million $-6.5 million $.5 million
Priority School
Districts $124.1 million $116.7 million $117.7 million $-6.4 million $1 million
Town Aid Road
Grant $30 million $22 million $27 million $-3 million $5 million

The Appropriations Committee has proposed level-funding the following programs: Education Cost Sharing,
Special Education, School Transportation, and Adult Education.

LoCIP is expected to remain funded at $30 million, but the entire state bonding package has not yet been finalized
by the Finance, Revenue and Bonding committee. The Appropriations and Finance Committee leadership have
discussed regional incentive programs similar to the $50 million bond funding proposal by Governor Rell, and are
supporting other efforts to promote regional revenue sharing. However, the Finance Committee has not yet acted
on those proposals.
At first glance it appears this proposal increases education funding by $21.3 million over the Governor’s
proposed budget, but decreases non-education aid by $15 million compared to the Governor’s proposed
budget.

Please note that grants to individual towns and cities may vary due to changes in grant formula elements.

Below is CCM’s preliminary analysis of the impacts on Orange under this plan for certain key grant programs.
Change: Appropriations
Current Governor’s Appropriations Change: Appropriations Proposal (FY2009-10) over
Year Proposal Proposal Proposal (FY2009-10) over Governor's Proposal
Grant: (FY2008-09) (FY2009-10) (FY2009-10) Current Year (FY2008-09) (FY2009-10)
($) ($) ($) ($) (%) ($) (%)
Education      
Adult Education $ 0 $ 0 $ 0 $ 0 n/a $ 0 n/a
ECS Grant $1,055,910 $1,055,910 $1,055,910 $ 0 0.0% $ 0 0.0%
Non-public School
Transportation $ 38 $ 49 $ 49 $ 11 28.9% $ 0 0.0%
Public School
Transportation $19,011 $24,125 $24,125 $5,114 26.9% $ 0 0.0%
Sub-Total:
Education $1,074,959 $1,080,084 $1,080,084 $5,125 0.5% $ 0 0.0%
Non-Education
Local Capital
Improvement $101,239 $101,169 $101,169 $- 70 - 0.1% $ 0 0.0%
Pequot-Mohegan
Grant $37,742 $47,370 $33,931 $-3,811 -10.1% $-13,439 -28.4%
PILOT: Colleges &
Hospitals $1,956 $80,793 $80,793 $78,837 4030.5% $ 0 0.0%
PILOT: State-owned
Property $19,872 $16,623 $16,623 $-3,249 -16.3% $ 0 0.0%
Town Aid Road
Grant $138,685 $101,703 $124,820 $-13,865 -10.0% $23,117 22.7%
Sub-Total: Non-
Education $299,494 $347,658 $357,336 $57,842 19.3% $9,678 2.8%

Total: Education & $1,374,453 $1,427,742 $1,437,420 $62,967 4.6% $9,678 0.7%
Non-Education
*Some grants are not listed because town-by-town amounts are not currently available. Many of these grants will be featured in an upcoming CCM report.

Notes to Individual Grants for FY2009-10:


• Adult Education – $20.6 million statewide (no change • LoCIP – $30 million statewide (no change from FY2008-
from FY2008-09). 09, but state bonding package has not been finalized).
• ECS –$1.9 billion statewide (no change from FY2008- • Pequot/Mohegan - $61.8 million statewide ($31.2 million
09). reduction from FY2008-09).

• Non-Public School Transportation - $4 million • PILOT: Colleges and Hospitals - $115.4 million statewide
statewide (no change from FY2008-09). ($7 million reduction from FY2008-09).

• Public School Transportation - $48 million statewide • PILOT: State-Owned Property – $ 73.5 million statewide
(no change from FY2008-09). ($6.5 million reduction from FY2008-09).

• Town Aid Roads – $27 million statewide ($3 million


statewide reduction from FY2008-09).
###
If you have any questions, please call Barbara Rua, Gian-Carl Casa, or Jim Finley of CCM at (203) 498-3000.
April 2, 2009

PLEASE DELIVER IMMEDIATELY TO MAYOR, FIRST SELECTMAN,


CITY/TOWN MANAGER & FINANCE DIRECTOR

Appropriations Committee’s Proposed Budget Impact on:


Oxford
Today, April 2, 2009, the Appropriations Committee released a proposed budget for FY 2009-10 and FY 2010-11.
Below please find a summary of the major statewide changes.
Change: Change:
Appropriations Appropriations
Proposal Proposal (FY2009-
Governor’s Appropriations (FY2009-10) over 10) over Governor's
Current Year Proposal Proposal (FY2009- Current Year Proposal (FY2009-
Grant: (FY2008-09) (FY2009-10) 10) (FY2008-09) 10)
($) ($) ($) ($) ($)

DECD Tax
Abatement $1.7 million $0 $1.7 million No change. $1.7 million
DECD Payment in
Lieu of Taxes $2.2 million $0 $2.2 million No change. $2.2 million

Magnet Schools $121.5 million $135 million $154.3 million $32.8 million $19.3 million
Pequot-Mohegan
Grant $93 million $86.3 million $61.8 million $-31.2 million $-24.5 million
PILOT: Colleges &
Hospitals $122.4 million $115.4 million $115.4 million $-7 million No change.
PILOT: State
Owned Property $80 million $73 million $73.5 million $-6.5 million $.5 million
Priority School
Districts $124.1 million $116.7 million $117.7 million $-6.4 million $1 million
Town Aid Road
Grant $30 million $22 million $27 million $-3 million $5 million

The Appropriations Committee has proposed level-funding the following programs: Education Cost Sharing,
Special Education, School Transportation, and Adult Education.

LoCIP is expected to remain funded at $30 million, but the entire state bonding package has not yet been finalized
by the Finance, Revenue and Bonding committee. The Appropriations and Finance Committee leadership have
discussed regional incentive programs similar to the $50 million bond funding proposal by Governor Rell, and are
supporting other efforts to promote regional revenue sharing. However, the Finance Committee has not yet acted
on those proposals.
At first glance it appears this proposal increases education funding by $21.3 million over the Governor’s
proposed budget, but decreases non-education aid by $15 million compared to the Governor’s proposed
budget.

Please note that grants to individual towns and cities may vary due to changes in grant formula elements.

Below is CCM’s preliminary analysis of the impacts on Oxford under this plan for certain key grant programs.
Change: Appropriations
Current Governor’s Appropriations Change: Appropriations Proposal (FY2009-10) over
Year Proposal Proposal Proposal (FY2009-10) over Governor's Proposal
Grant: (FY2008-09) (FY2009-10) (FY2009-10) Current Year (FY2008-09) (FY2009-10)
($) ($) ($) ($) (%) ($) (%)
Education      
Adult Education $1,320 $1,596 $1,596 $ 276 20.9% $ 0 0.0%
ECS Grant $4,606,861 $4,606,861 $4,606,861 $ 0 0.0% $ 0 0.0%
Non-public School
Transportation $ 0 $ 0 $ 0 $ 0 n/a $ 0 n/a
Public School
Transportation $135,391 $171,877 $171,877 $36,486 26.9% $ 0 0.0%
Sub-Total:
Education $4,743,572 $4,780,334 $4,780,334 $36,762 0.8% $ 0 0.0%
Non-Education
Local Capital
Improvement $99,715 $99,683 $99,683 $- 32 0.0% $ 0 0.0%
Pequot-Mohegan
Grant $70,220 $46,049 $32,985 $-37,235 -53.0% $-13,064 -28.4%
PILOT: Colleges &
Hospitals $ 0 $ 0 $ 0 $ 0 n/a $ 0 n/a
PILOT: State-owned
Property $208,349 $182,196 $182,196 $-26,153 -12.6% $ 0 0.0%
Town Aid Road
Grant $137,029 $100,488 $123,329 $-13,700 -10.0% $22,841 22.7%
Sub-Total: Non-
Education $515,313 $428,416 $438,193 $-77,120 -15.0% $9,777 2.3%

Total: Education & $5,258,885 $5,208,750 $5,218,527 $-40,358 - 0.8% $9,777 0.2%
Non-Education
*Some grants are not listed because town-by-town amounts are not currently available. Many of these grants will be featured in an upcoming CCM report.

Notes to Individual Grants for FY2009-10:


• Adult Education – $20.6 million statewide (no change • LoCIP – $30 million statewide (no change from FY2008-
from FY2008-09). 09, but state bonding package has not been finalized).
• ECS –$1.9 billion statewide (no change from FY2008- • Pequot/Mohegan - $61.8 million statewide ($31.2 million
09). reduction from FY2008-09).

• Non-Public School Transportation - $4 million • PILOT: Colleges and Hospitals - $115.4 million statewide
statewide (no change from FY2008-09). ($7 million reduction from FY2008-09).

• Public School Transportation - $48 million statewide • PILOT: State-Owned Property – $ 73.5 million statewide
(no change from FY2008-09). ($6.5 million reduction from FY2008-09).

• Town Aid Roads – $27 million statewide ($3 million


statewide reduction from FY2008-09).
###
If you have any questions, please call Barbara Rua, Gian-Carl Casa, or Jim Finley of CCM at (203) 498-3000.
April 2, 2009

PLEASE DELIVER IMMEDIATELY TO MAYOR, FIRST SELECTMAN,


CITY/TOWN MANAGER & FINANCE DIRECTOR

Appropriations Committee’s Proposed Budget Impact on:


Plainfield
Today, April 2, 2009, the Appropriations Committee released a proposed budget for FY 2009-10 and FY 2010-11.
Below please find a summary of the major statewide changes.
Change: Change:
Appropriations Appropriations
Proposal Proposal (FY2009-
Governor’s Appropriations (FY2009-10) over 10) over Governor's
Current Year Proposal Proposal (FY2009- Current Year Proposal (FY2009-
Grant: (FY2008-09) (FY2009-10) 10) (FY2008-09) 10)
($) ($) ($) ($) ($)

DECD Tax
Abatement $1.7 million $0 $1.7 million No change. $1.7 million
DECD Payment in
Lieu of Taxes $2.2 million $0 $2.2 million No change. $2.2 million

Magnet Schools $121.5 million $135 million $154.3 million $32.8 million $19.3 million
Pequot-Mohegan
Grant $93 million $86.3 million $61.8 million $-31.2 million $-24.5 million
PILOT: Colleges &
Hospitals $122.4 million $115.4 million $115.4 million $-7 million No change.
PILOT: State
Owned Property $80 million $73 million $73.5 million $-6.5 million $.5 million
Priority School
Districts $124.1 million $116.7 million $117.7 million $-6.4 million $1 million
Town Aid Road
Grant $30 million $22 million $27 million $-3 million $5 million

The Appropriations Committee has proposed level-funding the following programs: Education Cost Sharing,
Special Education, School Transportation, and Adult Education.

LoCIP is expected to remain funded at $30 million, but the entire state bonding package has not yet been finalized
by the Finance, Revenue and Bonding committee. The Appropriations and Finance Committee leadership have
discussed regional incentive programs similar to the $50 million bond funding proposal by Governor Rell, and are
supporting other efforts to promote regional revenue sharing. However, the Finance Committee has not yet acted
on those proposals.
At first glance it appears this proposal increases education funding by $21.3 million over the Governor’s
proposed budget, but decreases non-education aid by $15 million compared to the Governor’s proposed
budget.

Please note that grants to individual towns and cities may vary due to changes in grant formula elements.

Below is CCM’s preliminary analysis of the impacts on Plainfield under this plan for certain key grant programs.
Change: Appropriations
Current Governor’s Appropriations Change: Appropriations Proposal (FY2009-10) over
Year Proposal Proposal Proposal (FY2009-10) over Governor's Proposal
Grant: (FY2008-09) (FY2009-10) (FY2009-10) Current Year (FY2008-09) (FY2009-10)
($) ($) ($) ($) (%) ($) (%)
Education      
Adult Education $109,257 $107,982 $107,982 $-1,275 - 1.2% $ 0 0.0%
ECS Grant $15,353,204 $15,353,204 $15,353,204 $ 0 0.0% $ 0 0.0%
Non-public School
Transportation $51,603 $51,138 $51,138 $- 465 - 0.9% $ 0 0.0%
Public School
Transportation $550,710 $541,610 $541,610 $-9,100 - 1.7% $ 0 0.0%
Sub-Total:
Education $16,064,774 $16,053,934 $16,053,934 $-10,840 - 0.1% $ 0 0.0%
Non-Education
Local Capital
Improvement $131,999 $131,959 $131,959 $- 40 0.0% $ 0 0.0%
Pequot-Mohegan
Grant $235,794 $178,151 $127,610 $-108,184 -45.9% $-50,541 -28.4%
PILOT: Colleges &
Hospitals $4,858 $4,374 $4,374 $- 484 -10.0% $ 0 0.0%
PILOT: State-owned
Property $55,817 $47,998 $47,998 $-7,819 -14.0% $ 0 0.0%
Town Aid Road
Grant $147,334 $108,045 $132,604 $-14,730 -10.0% $24,559 22.7%
Sub-Total: Non-
Education $575,802 $470,527 $444,544 $-131,258 -22.8% $-25,983 - 5.5%

Total: Education & $16,640,576 $16,524,461 $16,498,478 $-142,098 - 0.9% $-25,983 - 0.2%
Non-Education
*Some grants are not listed because town-by-town amounts are not currently available. Many of these grants will be featured in an upcoming CCM report.

Notes to Individual Grants for FY2009-10:


• Adult Education – $20.6 million statewide (no change • LoCIP – $30 million statewide (no change from FY2008-
from FY2008-09). 09, but state bonding package has not been finalized).
• ECS –$1.9 billion statewide (no change from FY2008- • Pequot/Mohegan - $61.8 million statewide ($31.2 million
09). reduction from FY2008-09).

• Non-Public School Transportation - $4 million • PILOT: Colleges and Hospitals - $115.4 million statewide
statewide (no change from FY2008-09). ($7 million reduction from FY2008-09).

• Public School Transportation - $48 million statewide • PILOT: State-Owned Property – $ 73.5 million statewide
(no change from FY2008-09). ($6.5 million reduction from FY2008-09).

• Town Aid Roads – $27 million statewide ($3 million


statewide reduction from FY2008-09).
###
If you have any questions, please call Barbara Rua, Gian-Carl Casa, or Jim Finley of CCM at (203) 498-3000.
April 2, 2009

PLEASE DELIVER IMMEDIATELY TO MAYOR, FIRST SELECTMAN,


CITY/TOWN MANAGER & FINANCE DIRECTOR

Appropriations Committee’s Proposed Budget Impact on:


Plainville
Today, April 2, 2009, the Appropriations Committee released a proposed budget for FY 2009-10 and FY 2010-11.
Below please find a summary of the major statewide changes.
Change: Change:
Appropriations Appropriations
Proposal Proposal (FY2009-
Governor’s Appropriations (FY2009-10) over 10) over Governor's
Current Year Proposal Proposal (FY2009- Current Year Proposal (FY2009-
Grant: (FY2008-09) (FY2009-10) 10) (FY2008-09) 10)
($) ($) ($) ($) ($)

DECD Tax
Abatement $1.7 million $0 $1.7 million No change. $1.7 million
DECD Payment in
Lieu of Taxes $2.2 million $0 $2.2 million No change. $2.2 million

Magnet Schools $121.5 million $135 million $154.3 million $32.8 million $19.3 million
Pequot-Mohegan
Grant $93 million $86.3 million $61.8 million $-31.2 million $-24.5 million
PILOT: Colleges &
Hospitals $122.4 million $115.4 million $115.4 million $-7 million No change.
PILOT: State
Owned Property $80 million $73 million $73.5 million $-6.5 million $.5 million
Priority School
Districts $124.1 million $116.7 million $117.7 million $-6.4 million $1 million
Town Aid Road
Grant $30 million $22 million $27 million $-3 million $5 million

The Appropriations Committee has proposed level-funding the following programs: Education Cost Sharing,
Special Education, School Transportation, and Adult Education.

LoCIP is expected to remain funded at $30 million, but the entire state bonding package has not yet been finalized
by the Finance, Revenue and Bonding committee. The Appropriations and Finance Committee leadership have
discussed regional incentive programs similar to the $50 million bond funding proposal by Governor Rell, and are
supporting other efforts to promote regional revenue sharing. However, the Finance Committee has not yet acted
on those proposals.
At first glance it appears this proposal increases education funding by $21.3 million over the Governor’s
proposed budget, but decreases non-education aid by $15 million compared to the Governor’s proposed
budget.

Please note that grants to individual towns and cities may vary due to changes in grant formula elements.

Below is CCM’s preliminary analysis of the impacts on Plainville under this plan for certain key grant programs.
Change: Appropriations
Current Governor’s Appropriations Change: Appropriations Proposal (FY2009-10) over
Year Proposal Proposal Proposal (FY2009-10) over Governor's Proposal
Grant: (FY2008-09) (FY2009-10) (FY2009-10) Current Year (FY2008-09) (FY2009-10)
($) ($) ($) ($) (%) ($) (%)
Education      
Adult Education $81,604 $79,145 $79,145 $-2,459 - 3.0% $ 0 0.0%
ECS Grant $10,161,853 $10,161,853 $10,161,853 $ 0 0.0% $ 0 0.0%
Non-public School
Transportation $ 0 $ 0 $ 0 $ 0 n/a $ 0 n/a
Public School
Transportation $405,287 $390,036 $390,036 $-15,251 - 3.8% $ 0 0.0%
Sub-Total:
Education $10,648,744 $10,631,034 $10,631,034 $-17,710 - 0.2% $ 0 0.0%
Non-Education
Local Capital
Improvement $129,019 $128,828 $128,828 $- 191 - 0.1% $ 0 0.0%
Pequot-Mohegan
Grant $150,875 $124,895 $89,462 $-61,413 -40.7% $-35,433 -28.4%
PILOT: Colleges &
Hospitals $ 0 $ 0 $ 0 $ 0 n/a $ 0 n/a
PILOT: State-owned
Property $ 488 $ 416 $ 416 $- 72 -14.8% $ 0 0.0%
Town Aid Road
Grant $153,340 $112,450 $138,010 $-15,330 -10.0% $25,560 22.7%
Sub-Total: Non-
Education $433,722 $366,589 $356,716 $-77,006 -17.8% $-9,873 - 2.7%

Total: Education & $11,082,466 $10,997,623 $10,987,750 $-94,716 - 0.9% $-9,873 - 0.1%
Non-Education
*Some grants are not listed because town-by-town amounts are not currently available. Many of these grants will be featured in an upcoming CCM report.

Notes to Individual Grants for FY2009-10:


• Adult Education – $20.6 million statewide (no change • LoCIP – $30 million statewide (no change from FY2008-
from FY2008-09). 09, but state bonding package has not been finalized).
• ECS –$1.9 billion statewide (no change from FY2008- • Pequot/Mohegan - $61.8 million statewide ($31.2 million
09). reduction from FY2008-09).

• Non-Public School Transportation - $4 million • PILOT: Colleges and Hospitals - $115.4 million statewide
statewide (no change from FY2008-09). ($7 million reduction from FY2008-09).

• Public School Transportation - $48 million statewide • PILOT: State-Owned Property – $ 73.5 million statewide
(no change from FY2008-09). ($6.5 million reduction from FY2008-09).

• Town Aid Roads – $27 million statewide ($3 million


statewide reduction from FY2008-09).
###
If you have any questions, please call Barbara Rua, Gian-Carl Casa, or Jim Finley of CCM at (203) 498-3000.
April 2, 2009

PLEASE DELIVER IMMEDIATELY TO MAYOR, FIRST SELECTMAN,


CITY/TOWN MANAGER & FINANCE DIRECTOR

Appropriations Committee’s Proposed Budget Impact on:


Plymouth
Today, April 2, 2009, the Appropriations Committee released a proposed budget for FY 2009-10 and FY 2010-11.
Below please find a summary of the major statewide changes.
Change: Change:
Appropriations Appropriations
Proposal Proposal (FY2009-
Governor’s Appropriations (FY2009-10) over 10) over Governor's
Current Year Proposal Proposal (FY2009- Current Year Proposal (FY2009-
Grant: (FY2008-09) (FY2009-10) 10) (FY2008-09) 10)
($) ($) ($) ($) ($)

DECD Tax
Abatement $1.7 million $0 $1.7 million No change. $1.7 million
DECD Payment in
Lieu of Taxes $2.2 million $0 $2.2 million No change. $2.2 million

Magnet Schools $121.5 million $135 million $154.3 million $32.8 million $19.3 million
Pequot-Mohegan
Grant $93 million $86.3 million $61.8 million $-31.2 million $-24.5 million
PILOT: Colleges &
Hospitals $122.4 million $115.4 million $115.4 million $-7 million No change.
PILOT: State
Owned Property $80 million $73 million $73.5 million $-6.5 million $.5 million
Priority School
Districts $124.1 million $116.7 million $117.7 million $-6.4 million $1 million
Town Aid Road
Grant $30 million $22 million $27 million $-3 million $5 million

The Appropriations Committee has proposed level-funding the following programs: Education Cost Sharing,
Special Education, School Transportation, and Adult Education.

LoCIP is expected to remain funded at $30 million, but the entire state bonding package has not yet been finalized
by the Finance, Revenue and Bonding committee. The Appropriations and Finance Committee leadership have
discussed regional incentive programs similar to the $50 million bond funding proposal by Governor Rell, and are
supporting other efforts to promote regional revenue sharing. However, the Finance Committee has not yet acted
on those proposals.
At first glance it appears this proposal increases education funding by $21.3 million over the Governor’s
proposed budget, but decreases non-education aid by $15 million compared to the Governor’s proposed
budget.

Please note that grants to individual towns and cities may vary due to changes in grant formula elements.

Below is CCM’s preliminary analysis of the impacts on Plymouth under this plan for certain key grant programs.
Change: Appropriations
Current Governor’s Appropriations Change: Appropriations Proposal (FY2009-10) over
Year Proposal Proposal Proposal (FY2009-10) over Governor's Proposal
Grant: (FY2008-09) (FY2009-10) (FY2009-10) Current Year (FY2008-09) (FY2009-10)
($) ($) ($) ($) (%) ($) (%)
Education      
Adult Education $11,231 $11,553 $11,553 $ 322 2.9% $ 0 0.0%
ECS Grant $9,743,272 $9,743,272 $9,743,272 $ 0 0.0% $ 0 0.0%
Non-public School
Transportation $ 0 $ 0 $ 0 $ 0 n/a $ 0 n/a
Public School
Transportation $409,049 $420,509 $420,509 $11,460 2.8% $ 0 0.0%
Sub-Total:
Education $10,163,552 $10,175,334 $10,175,334 $11,782 0.1% $ 0 0.0%
Non-Education
Local Capital
Improvement $102,256 $102,212 $102,212 $- 44 0.0% $ 0 0.0%
Pequot-Mohegan
Grant $134,387 $107,645 $77,106 $-57,281 -42.6% $-30,539 -28.4%
PILOT: Colleges &
Hospitals $ 0 $ 0 $ 0 $ 0 n/a $ 0 n/a
PILOT: State-owned
Property $16,827 $13,964 $13,964 $-2,863 -17.0% $ 0 0.0%
Town Aid Road
Grant $133,296 $97,750 $119,969 $-13,327 -10.0% $22,219 22.7%
Sub-Total: Non-
Education $386,766 $321,571 $313,251 $-73,515 -19.0% $-8,320 - 2.6%

Total: Education & $10,550,318 $10,496,905 $10,488,585 $-61,733 - 0.6% $-8,320 - 0.1%
Non-Education
*Some grants are not listed because town-by-town amounts are not currently available. Many of these grants will be featured in an upcoming CCM report.

Notes to Individual Grants for FY2009-10:


• Adult Education – $20.6 million statewide (no change • LoCIP – $30 million statewide (no change from FY2008-
from FY2008-09). 09, but state bonding package has not been finalized).
• ECS –$1.9 billion statewide (no change from FY2008- • Pequot/Mohegan - $61.8 million statewide ($31.2 million
09). reduction from FY2008-09).

• Non-Public School Transportation - $4 million • PILOT: Colleges and Hospitals - $115.4 million statewide
statewide (no change from FY2008-09). ($7 million reduction from FY2008-09).

• Public School Transportation - $48 million statewide • PILOT: State-Owned Property – $ 73.5 million statewide
(no change from FY2008-09). ($6.5 million reduction from FY2008-09).

• Town Aid Roads – $27 million statewide ($3 million


statewide reduction from FY2008-09).
###
If you have any questions, please call Barbara Rua, Gian-Carl Casa, or Jim Finley of CCM at (203) 498-3000.
April 2, 2009

PLEASE DELIVER IMMEDIATELY TO MAYOR, FIRST SELECTMAN,


CITY/TOWN MANAGER & FINANCE DIRECTOR

Appropriations Committee’s Proposed Budget Impact on:


Pomfret
Today, April 2, 2009, the Appropriations Committee released a proposed budget for FY 2009-10 and FY 2010-11.
Below please find a summary of the major statewide changes.
Change: Change:
Appropriations Appropriations
Proposal Proposal (FY2009-
Governor’s Appropriations (FY2009-10) over 10) over Governor's
Current Year Proposal Proposal (FY2009- Current Year Proposal (FY2009-
Grant: (FY2008-09) (FY2009-10) 10) (FY2008-09) 10)
($) ($) ($) ($) ($)

DECD Tax
Abatement $1.7 million $0 $1.7 million No change. $1.7 million
DECD Payment in
Lieu of Taxes $2.2 million $0 $2.2 million No change. $2.2 million

Magnet Schools $121.5 million $135 million $154.3 million $32.8 million $19.3 million
Pequot-Mohegan
Grant $93 million $86.3 million $61.8 million $-31.2 million $-24.5 million
PILOT: Colleges &
Hospitals $122.4 million $115.4 million $115.4 million $-7 million No change.
PILOT: State
Owned Property $80 million $73 million $73.5 million $-6.5 million $.5 million
Priority School
Districts $124.1 million $116.7 million $117.7 million $-6.4 million $1 million
Town Aid Road
Grant $30 million $22 million $27 million $-3 million $5 million

The Appropriations Committee has proposed level-funding the following programs: Education Cost Sharing,
Special Education, School Transportation, and Adult Education.

LoCIP is expected to remain funded at $30 million, but the entire state bonding package has not yet been finalized
by the Finance, Revenue and Bonding committee. The Appropriations and Finance Committee leadership have
discussed regional incentive programs similar to the $50 million bond funding proposal by Governor Rell, and are
supporting other efforts to promote regional revenue sharing. However, the Finance Committee has not yet acted
on those proposals.
At first glance it appears this proposal increases education funding by $21.3 million over the Governor’s
proposed budget, but decreases non-education aid by $15 million compared to the Governor’s proposed
budget.

Please note that grants to individual towns and cities may vary due to changes in grant formula elements.

Below is CCM’s preliminary analysis of the impacts on Pomfret under this plan for certain key grant programs.
Change: Appropriations
Current Governor’s Appropriations Change: Appropriations Proposal (FY2009-10) over
Year Proposal Proposal Proposal (FY2009-10) over Governor's Proposal
Grant: (FY2008-09) (FY2009-10) (FY2009-10) Current Year (FY2008-09) (FY2009-10)
($) ($) ($) ($) (%) ($) (%)
Education      
Adult Education $5,911 $5,662 $5,662 $- 249 - 4.2% $ 0 0.0%
ECS Grant $3,092,817 $3,092,817 $3,092,817 $ 0 0.0% $ 0 0.0%
Non-public School
Transportation $ 0 $ 0 $ 0 $ 0 n/a $ 0 n/a
Public School
Transportation $102,951 $97,543 $97,543 $-5,408 - 5.3% $ 0 0.0%
Sub-Total:
Education $3,201,679 $3,196,022 $3,196,022 $-5,657 - 0.2% $ 0 0.0%
Non-Education
Local Capital
Improvement $48,713 $48,709 $48,709 $- 4 0.0% $ 0 0.0%
Pequot-Mohegan
Grant $42,818 $27,484 $19,687 $-23,131 -54.0% $-7,797 -28.4%
PILOT: Colleges &
Hospitals $ 0 $ 0 $ 0 $ 0 n/a $ 0 n/a
PILOT: State-owned
Property $37,005 $31,614 $31,614 $-5,391 -14.6% $ 0 0.0%
Town Aid Road
Grant $119,735 $87,806 $107,764 $-11,971 -10.0% $19,958 22.7%
Sub-Total: Non-
Education $248,271 $195,613 $207,774 $-40,497 -16.3% $12,161 6.2%

Total: Education & $3,449,950 $3,391,635 $3,403,796 $-46,154 - 1.3% $12,161 0.4%
Non-Education
*Some grants are not listed because town-by-town amounts are not currently available. Many of these grants will be featured in an upcoming CCM report.

Notes to Individual Grants for FY2009-10:


• Adult Education – $20.6 million statewide (no change • LoCIP – $30 million statewide (no change from FY2008-
from FY2008-09). 09, but state bonding package has not been finalized).
• ECS –$1.9 billion statewide (no change from FY2008- • Pequot/Mohegan - $61.8 million statewide ($31.2 million
09). reduction from FY2008-09).

• Non-Public School Transportation - $4 million • PILOT: Colleges and Hospitals - $115.4 million statewide
statewide (no change from FY2008-09). ($7 million reduction from FY2008-09).

• Public School Transportation - $48 million statewide • PILOT: State-Owned Property – $ 73.5 million statewide
(no change from FY2008-09). ($6.5 million reduction from FY2008-09).

• Town Aid Roads – $27 million statewide ($3 million


statewide reduction from FY2008-09).
###
If you have any questions, please call Barbara Rua, Gian-Carl Casa, or Jim Finley of CCM at (203) 498-3000.
April 2, 2009

PLEASE DELIVER IMMEDIATELY TO MAYOR, FIRST SELECTMAN,


CITY/TOWN MANAGER & FINANCE DIRECTOR

Appropriations Committee’s Proposed Budget Impact on:


Portland
Today, April 2, 2009, the Appropriations Committee released a proposed budget for FY 2009-10 and FY 2010-11.
Below please find a summary of the major statewide changes.
Change: Change:
Appropriations Appropriations
Proposal Proposal (FY2009-
Governor’s Appropriations (FY2009-10) over 10) over Governor's
Current Year Proposal Proposal (FY2009- Current Year Proposal (FY2009-
Grant: (FY2008-09) (FY2009-10) 10) (FY2008-09) 10)
($) ($) ($) ($) ($)

DECD Tax
Abatement $1.7 million $0 $1.7 million No change. $1.7 million
DECD Payment in
Lieu of Taxes $2.2 million $0 $2.2 million No change. $2.2 million

Magnet Schools $121.5 million $135 million $154.3 million $32.8 million $19.3 million
Pequot-Mohegan
Grant $93 million $86.3 million $61.8 million $-31.2 million $-24.5 million
PILOT: Colleges &
Hospitals $122.4 million $115.4 million $115.4 million $-7 million No change.
PILOT: State
Owned Property $80 million $73 million $73.5 million $-6.5 million $.5 million
Priority School
Districts $124.1 million $116.7 million $117.7 million $-6.4 million $1 million
Town Aid Road
Grant $30 million $22 million $27 million $-3 million $5 million

The Appropriations Committee has proposed level-funding the following programs: Education Cost Sharing,
Special Education, School Transportation, and Adult Education.

LoCIP is expected to remain funded at $30 million, but the entire state bonding package has not yet been finalized
by the Finance, Revenue and Bonding committee. The Appropriations and Finance Committee leadership have
discussed regional incentive programs similar to the $50 million bond funding proposal by Governor Rell, and are
supporting other efforts to promote regional revenue sharing. However, the Finance Committee has not yet acted
on those proposals.
At first glance it appears this proposal increases education funding by $21.3 million over the Governor’s
proposed budget, but decreases non-education aid by $15 million compared to the Governor’s proposed
budget.

Please note that grants to individual towns and cities may vary due to changes in grant formula elements.

Below is CCM’s preliminary analysis of the impacts on Portland under this plan for certain key grant programs.
Change: Appropriations
Current Governor’s Appropriations Change: Appropriations Proposal (FY2009-10) over
Year Proposal Proposal Proposal (FY2009-10) over Governor's Proposal
Grant: (FY2008-09) (FY2009-10) (FY2009-10) Current Year (FY2008-09) (FY2009-10)
($) ($) ($) ($) (%) ($) (%)
Education      
Adult Education $13,015 $12,412 $12,412 $- 603 - 4.6% $ 0 0.0%
ECS Grant $4,272,257 $4,272,257 $4,272,257 $ 0 0.0% $ 0 0.0%
Non-public School
Transportation $ 0 $ 0 $ 0 $ 0 n/a $ 0 n/a
Public School
Transportation $127,150 $119,746 $119,746 $-7,404 - 5.8% $ 0 0.0%
Sub-Total:
Education $4,412,422 $4,404,415 $4,404,415 $-8,007 - 0.2% $ 0 0.0%
Non-Education
Local Capital
Improvement $69,613 $69,588 $69,588 $- 25 0.0% $ 0 0.0%
Pequot-Mohegan
Grant $67,169 $49,529 $35,478 $-31,691 -47.2% $-14,051 -28.4%
PILOT: Colleges &
Hospitals $ 0 $ 0 $ 0 $ 0 n/a $ 0 n/a
PILOT: State-owned
Property $28,973 $24,036 $24,036 $-4,937 -17.0% $ 0 0.0%
Town Aid Road
Grant $122,137 $89,567 $109,926 $-12,211 -10.0% $20,359 22.7%
Sub-Total: Non-
Education $287,892 $232,720 $239,027 $-48,865 -17.0% $6,307 2.7%

Total: Education & $4,700,314 $4,637,135 $4,643,442 $-56,872 - 1.2% $6,307 0.1%
Non-Education
*Some grants are not listed because town-by-town amounts are not currently available. Many of these grants will be featured in an upcoming CCM report.

Notes to Individual Grants for FY2009-10:


• Adult Education – $20.6 million statewide (no change • LoCIP – $30 million statewide (no change from FY2008-
from FY2008-09). 09, but state bonding package has not been finalized).
• ECS –$1.9 billion statewide (no change from FY2008- • Pequot/Mohegan - $61.8 million statewide ($31.2 million
09). reduction from FY2008-09).

• Non-Public School Transportation - $4 million • PILOT: Colleges and Hospitals - $115.4 million statewide
statewide (no change from FY2008-09). ($7 million reduction from FY2008-09).

• Public School Transportation - $48 million statewide • PILOT: State-Owned Property – $ 73.5 million statewide
(no change from FY2008-09). ($6.5 million reduction from FY2008-09).

• Town Aid Roads – $27 million statewide ($3 million


statewide reduction from FY2008-09).
###
If you have any questions, please call Barbara Rua, Gian-Carl Casa, or Jim Finley of CCM at (203) 498-3000.
April 2, 2009

PLEASE DELIVER IMMEDIATELY TO MAYOR, FIRST SELECTMAN,


CITY/TOWN MANAGER & FINANCE DIRECTOR

Appropriations Committee’s Proposed Budget Impact on:


Preston
Today, April 2, 2009, the Appropriations Committee released a proposed budget for FY 2009-10 and FY 2010-11.
Below please find a summary of the major statewide changes.
Change: Change:
Appropriations Appropriations
Proposal Proposal (FY2009-
Governor’s Appropriations (FY2009-10) over 10) over Governor's
Current Year Proposal Proposal (FY2009- Current Year Proposal (FY2009-
Grant: (FY2008-09) (FY2009-10) 10) (FY2008-09) 10)
($) ($) ($) ($) ($)

DECD Tax
Abatement $1.7 million $0 $1.7 million No change. $1.7 million
DECD Payment in
Lieu of Taxes $2.2 million $0 $2.2 million No change. $2.2 million

Magnet Schools $121.5 million $135 million $154.3 million $32.8 million $19.3 million
Pequot-Mohegan
Grant $93 million $86.3 million $61.8 million $-31.2 million $-24.5 million
PILOT: Colleges &
Hospitals $122.4 million $115.4 million $115.4 million $-7 million No change.
PILOT: State
Owned Property $80 million $73 million $73.5 million $-6.5 million $.5 million
Priority School
Districts $124.1 million $116.7 million $117.7 million $-6.4 million $1 million
Town Aid Road
Grant $30 million $22 million $27 million $-3 million $5 million

The Appropriations Committee has proposed level-funding the following programs: Education Cost Sharing,
Special Education, School Transportation, and Adult Education.

LoCIP is expected to remain funded at $30 million, but the entire state bonding package has not yet been finalized
by the Finance, Revenue and Bonding committee. The Appropriations and Finance Committee leadership have
discussed regional incentive programs similar to the $50 million bond funding proposal by Governor Rell, and are
supporting other efforts to promote regional revenue sharing. However, the Finance Committee has not yet acted
on those proposals.
At first glance it appears this proposal increases education funding by $21.3 million over the Governor’s
proposed budget, but decreases non-education aid by $15 million compared to the Governor’s proposed
budget.

Please note that grants to individual towns and cities may vary due to changes in grant formula elements.

Below is CCM’s preliminary analysis of the impacts on Preston under this plan for certain key grant programs.
Change: Appropriations
Current Governor’s Appropriations Change: Appropriations Proposal (FY2009-10) over
Year Proposal Proposal Proposal (FY2009-10) over Governor's Proposal
Grant: (FY2008-09) (FY2009-10) (FY2009-10) Current Year (FY2008-09) (FY2009-10)
($) ($) ($) ($) (%) ($) (%)
Education      
Adult Education $19,007 $17,910 $17,910 $-1,097 - 5.8% $ 0 0.0%
ECS Grant $3,057,025 $3,057,025 $3,057,025 $ 0 0.0% $ 0 0.0%
Non-public School
Transportation $ 0 $ 0 $ 0 $ 0 n/a $ 0 n/a
Public School
Transportation $146,683 $136,442 $136,442 $-10,241 - 7.0% $ 0 0.0%
Sub-Total:
Education $3,222,715 $3,211,377 $3,211,377 $-11,338 - 0.4% $ 0 0.0%
Non-Education
Local Capital
Improvement $46,669 $46,663 $46,663 $- 6 0.0% $ 0 0.0%
Pequot-Mohegan
Grant $1,433,586 $1,268,992 $908,979 $-524,607 -36.6% $-360,013 -28.4%
PILOT: Colleges &
Hospitals $ 0 $ 0 $ 0 $ 0 n/a $ 0 n/a
PILOT: State-owned
Property $265,210 $190,056 $190,056 $-75,154 -28.3% $ 0 0.0%
Town Aid Road
Grant $100,965 $74,041 $90,871 $-10,094 -10.0% $16,830 22.7%
Sub-Total: Non-
Education $1,846,430 $1,579,752 $1,236,568 $-609,862 -33.0% $-343,184 -21.7%

Total: Education & $5,069,145 $4,791,129 $4,447,945 $-621,200 -12.3% $-343,184 - 7.2%
Non-Education
*Some grants are not listed because town-by-town amounts are not currently available. Many of these grants will be featured in an upcoming CCM report.

Notes to Individual Grants for FY2009-10:


• Adult Education – $20.6 million statewide (no change • LoCIP – $30 million statewide (no change from FY2008-
from FY2008-09). 09, but state bonding package has not been finalized).
• ECS –$1.9 billion statewide (no change from FY2008- • Pequot/Mohegan - $61.8 million statewide ($31.2 million
09). reduction from FY2008-09).

• Non-Public School Transportation - $4 million • PILOT: Colleges and Hospitals - $115.4 million statewide
statewide (no change from FY2008-09). ($7 million reduction from FY2008-09).

• Public School Transportation - $48 million statewide • PILOT: State-Owned Property – $ 73.5 million statewide
(no change from FY2008-09). ($6.5 million reduction from FY2008-09).

• Town Aid Roads – $27 million statewide ($3 million


statewide reduction from FY2008-09).
###
If you have any questions, please call Barbara Rua, Gian-Carl Casa, or Jim Finley of CCM at (203) 498-3000.
April 2, 2009

PLEASE DELIVER IMMEDIATELY TO MAYOR, FIRST SELECTMAN,


CITY/TOWN MANAGER & FINANCE DIRECTOR

Appropriations Committee’s Proposed Budget Impact on:


Prospect
Today, April 2, 2009, the Appropriations Committee released a proposed budget for FY 2009-10 and FY 2010-11.
Below please find a summary of the major statewide changes.
Change: Change:
Appropriations Appropriations
Proposal Proposal (FY2009-
Governor’s Appropriations (FY2009-10) over 10) over Governor's
Current Year Proposal Proposal (FY2009- Current Year Proposal (FY2009-
Grant: (FY2008-09) (FY2009-10) 10) (FY2008-09) 10)
($) ($) ($) ($) ($)

DECD Tax
Abatement $1.7 million $0 $1.7 million No change. $1.7 million
DECD Payment in
Lieu of Taxes $2.2 million $0 $2.2 million No change. $2.2 million

Magnet Schools $121.5 million $135 million $154.3 million $32.8 million $19.3 million
Pequot-Mohegan
Grant $93 million $86.3 million $61.8 million $-31.2 million $-24.5 million
PILOT: Colleges &
Hospitals $122.4 million $115.4 million $115.4 million $-7 million No change.
PILOT: State
Owned Property $80 million $73 million $73.5 million $-6.5 million $.5 million
Priority School
Districts $124.1 million $116.7 million $117.7 million $-6.4 million $1 million
Town Aid Road
Grant $30 million $22 million $27 million $-3 million $5 million

The Appropriations Committee has proposed level-funding the following programs: Education Cost Sharing,
Special Education, School Transportation, and Adult Education.

LoCIP is expected to remain funded at $30 million, but the entire state bonding package has not yet been finalized
by the Finance, Revenue and Bonding committee. The Appropriations and Finance Committee leadership have
discussed regional incentive programs similar to the $50 million bond funding proposal by Governor Rell, and are
supporting other efforts to promote regional revenue sharing. However, the Finance Committee has not yet acted
on those proposals.
At first glance it appears this proposal increases education funding by $21.3 million over the Governor’s
proposed budget, but decreases non-education aid by $15 million compared to the Governor’s proposed
budget.

Please note that grants to individual towns and cities may vary due to changes in grant formula elements.

Below is CCM’s preliminary analysis of the impacts on Prospect under this plan for certain key grant programs.
Change: Appropriations
Current Governor’s Appropriations Change: Appropriations Proposal (FY2009-10) over
Year Proposal Proposal Proposal (FY2009-10) over Governor's Proposal
Grant: (FY2008-09) (FY2009-10) (FY2009-10) Current Year (FY2008-09) (FY2009-10)
($) ($) ($) ($) (%) ($) (%)
Education      
Adult Education $ 0 $ 0 $ 0 $ 0 n/a $ 0 n/a
ECS Grant $5,319,201 $5,319,201 $5,319,201 $ 0 0.0% $ 0 0.0%
Non-public School
Transportation $ 0 $ 0 $ 0 $ 0 n/a $ 0 n/a
Public School
Transportation $ 0 $ 0 $ 0 $ 0 n/a $ 0 n/a
Sub-Total:
Education $5,319,201 $5,319,201 $5,319,201 $ 0 0.0% $ 0 0.0%
Non-Education
Local Capital
Improvement $69,501 $69,462 $69,462 $- 39 - 0.1% $ 0 0.0%
Pequot-Mohegan
Grant $71,690 $48,663 $34,857 $-36,833 -51.4% $-13,806 -28.4%
PILOT: Colleges &
Hospitals $ 0 $ 0 $ 0 $ 0 n/a $ 0 n/a
PILOT: State-owned
Property $2,762 $2,339 $2,339 $- 423 -15.3% $ 0 0.0%
Town Aid Road
Grant $119,467 $87,609 $107,523 $-11,944 -10.0% $19,914 22.7%
Sub-Total: Non-
Education $263,420 $208,073 $214,181 $-49,239 -18.7% $6,108 2.9%

Total: Education & $5,582,621 $5,527,274 $5,533,382 $-49,239 - 0.9% $6,108 0.1%
Non-Education
*Some grants are not listed because town-by-town amounts are not currently available. Many of these grants will be featured in an upcoming CCM report.

Notes to Individual Grants for FY2009-10:


• Adult Education – $20.6 million statewide (no change • LoCIP – $30 million statewide (no change from FY2008-
from FY2008-09). 09, but state bonding package has not been finalized).
• ECS –$1.9 billion statewide (no change from FY2008- • Pequot/Mohegan - $61.8 million statewide ($31.2 million
09). reduction from FY2008-09).

• Non-Public School Transportation - $4 million • PILOT: Colleges and Hospitals - $115.4 million statewide
statewide (no change from FY2008-09). ($7 million reduction from FY2008-09).

• Public School Transportation - $48 million statewide • PILOT: State-Owned Property – $ 73.5 million statewide
(no change from FY2008-09). ($6.5 million reduction from FY2008-09).

• Town Aid Roads – $27 million statewide ($3 million


statewide reduction from FY2008-09).
###
If you have any questions, please call Barbara Rua, Gian-Carl Casa, or Jim Finley of CCM at (203) 498-3000.
April 2, 2009

PLEASE DELIVER IMMEDIATELY TO MAYOR, FIRST SELECTMAN,


CITY/TOWN MANAGER & FINANCE DIRECTOR

Appropriations Committee’s Proposed Budget Impact on:


Putnam
Today, April 2, 2009, the Appropriations Committee released a proposed budget for FY 2009-10 and FY 2010-11.
Below please find a summary of the major statewide changes.
Change: Change:
Appropriations Appropriations
Proposal Proposal (FY2009-
Governor’s Appropriations (FY2009-10) over 10) over Governor's
Current Year Proposal Proposal (FY2009- Current Year Proposal (FY2009-
Grant: (FY2008-09) (FY2009-10) 10) (FY2008-09) 10)
($) ($) ($) ($) ($)

DECD Tax
Abatement $1.7 million $0 $1.7 million No change. $1.7 million
DECD Payment in
Lieu of Taxes $2.2 million $0 $2.2 million No change. $2.2 million

Magnet Schools $121.5 million $135 million $154.3 million $32.8 million $19.3 million
Pequot-Mohegan
Grant $93 million $86.3 million $61.8 million $-31.2 million $-24.5 million
PILOT: Colleges &
Hospitals $122.4 million $115.4 million $115.4 million $-7 million No change.
PILOT: State
Owned Property $80 million $73 million $73.5 million $-6.5 million $.5 million
Priority School
Districts $124.1 million $116.7 million $117.7 million $-6.4 million $1 million
Town Aid Road
Grant $30 million $22 million $27 million $-3 million $5 million

The Appropriations Committee has proposed level-funding the following programs: Education Cost Sharing,
Special Education, School Transportation, and Adult Education.

LoCIP is expected to remain funded at $30 million, but the entire state bonding package has not yet been finalized
by the Finance, Revenue and Bonding committee. The Appropriations and Finance Committee leadership have
discussed regional incentive programs similar to the $50 million bond funding proposal by Governor Rell, and are
supporting other efforts to promote regional revenue sharing. However, the Finance Committee has not yet acted
on those proposals.
At first glance it appears this proposal increases education funding by $21.3 million over the Governor’s
proposed budget, but decreases non-education aid by $15 million compared to the Governor’s proposed
budget.

Please note that grants to individual towns and cities may vary due to changes in grant formula elements.

Below is CCM’s preliminary analysis of the impacts on Putnam under this plan for certain key grant programs.
Change: Appropriations
Current Governor’s Appropriations Change: Appropriations Proposal (FY2009-10) over
Year Proposal Proposal Proposal (FY2009-10) over Governor's Proposal
Grant: (FY2008-09) (FY2009-10) (FY2009-10) Current Year (FY2008-09) (FY2009-10)
($) ($) ($) ($) (%) ($) (%)
Education      
Adult Education $63,247 $60,394 $60,394 $-2,853 - 4.5% $ 0 0.0%
ECS Grant $8,071,851 $8,071,851 $8,071,851 $ 0 0.0% $ 0 0.0%
Non-public School
Transportation $12,121 $11,555 $11,555 $- 566 - 4.7% $ 0 0.0%
Public School
Transportation $261,223 $247,233 $247,233 $-13,990 - 5.4% $ 0 0.0%
Sub-Total:
Education $8,408,442 $8,391,033 $8,391,033 $-17,409 - 0.2% $ 0 0.0%
Non-Education
Local Capital
Improvement $78,322 $78,292 $78,292 $- 30 0.0% $ 0 0.0%
Pequot-Mohegan
Grant $194,187 $146,379 $104,851 $-89,336 -46.0% $-41,528 -28.4%
PILOT: Colleges &
Hospitals $262,839 $220,818 $220,818 $-42,021 -16.0% $ 0 0.0%
PILOT: State-owned
Property $45,840 $39,219 $39,219 $-6,621 -14.4% $ 0 0.0%
Town Aid Road
Grant $119,448 $87,596 $107,507 $-11,941 -10.0% $19,911 22.7%
Sub-Total: Non-
Education $700,636 $572,304 $550,687 $-149,949 -21.4% $-21,617 - 3.8%

Total: Education & $9,109,078 $8,963,337 $8,941,720 $-167,358 - 1.8% $-21,617 - 0.2%
Non-Education
*Some grants are not listed because town-by-town amounts are not currently available. Many of these grants will be featured in an upcoming CCM report.

Notes to Individual Grants for FY2009-10:


• Adult Education – $20.6 million statewide (no change • LoCIP – $30 million statewide (no change from FY2008-
from FY2008-09). 09, but state bonding package has not been finalized).
• ECS –$1.9 billion statewide (no change from FY2008- • Pequot/Mohegan - $61.8 million statewide ($31.2 million
09). reduction from FY2008-09).

• Non-Public School Transportation - $4 million • PILOT: Colleges and Hospitals - $115.4 million statewide
statewide (no change from FY2008-09). ($7 million reduction from FY2008-09).

• Public School Transportation - $48 million statewide • PILOT: State-Owned Property – $ 73.5 million statewide
(no change from FY2008-09). ($6.5 million reduction from FY2008-09).

• Town Aid Roads – $27 million statewide ($3 million


statewide reduction from FY2008-09).
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If you have any questions, please call Barbara Rua, Gian-Carl Casa, or Jim Finley of CCM at (203) 498-3000.
April 2, 2009

PLEASE DELIVER IMMEDIATELY TO MAYOR, FIRST SELECTMAN,


CITY/TOWN MANAGER & FINANCE DIRECTOR

Appropriations Committee’s Proposed Budget Impact on:


Redding
Today, April 2, 2009, the Appropriations Committee released a proposed budget for FY 2009-10 and FY 2010-11.
Below please find a summary of the major statewide changes.
Change: Change:
Appropriations Appropriations
Proposal Proposal (FY2009-
Governor’s Appropriations (FY2009-10) over 10) over Governor's
Current Year Proposal Proposal (FY2009- Current Year Proposal (FY2009-
Grant: (FY2008-09) (FY2009-10) 10) (FY2008-09) 10)
($) ($) ($) ($) ($)

DECD Tax
Abatement $1.7 million $0 $1.7 million No change. $1.7 million
DECD Payment in
Lieu of Taxes $2.2 million $0 $2.2 million No change. $2.2 million

Magnet Schools $121.5 million $135 million $154.3 million $32.8 million $19.3 million
Pequot-Mohegan
Grant $93 million $86.3 million $61.8 million $-31.2 million $-24.5 million
PILOT: Colleges &
Hospitals $122.4 million $115.4 million $115.4 million $-7 million No change.
PILOT: State
Owned Property $80 million $73 million $73.5 million $-6.5 million $.5 million
Priority School
Districts $124.1 million $116.7 million $117.7 million $-6.4 million $1 million
Town Aid Road
Grant $30 million $22 million $27 million $-3 million $5 million

The Appropriations Committee has proposed level-funding the following programs: Education Cost Sharing,
Special Education, School Transportation, and Adult Education.

LoCIP is expected to remain funded at $30 million, but the entire state bonding package has not yet been finalized
by the Finance, Revenue and Bonding committee. The Appropriations and Finance Committee leadership have
discussed regional incentive programs similar to the $50 million bond funding proposal by Governor Rell, and are
supporting other efforts to promote regional revenue sharing. However, the Finance Committee has not yet acted
on those proposals.
At first glance it appears this proposal increases education funding by $21.3 million over the Governor’s
proposed budget, but decreases non-education aid by $15 million compared to the Governor’s proposed
budget.

Please note that grants to individual towns and cities may vary due to changes in grant formula elements.

Below is CCM’s preliminary analysis of the impacts on Redding under this plan for certain key grant programs.
Change: Appropriations
Current Governor’s Appropriations Change: Appropriations Proposal (FY2009-10) over
Year Proposal Proposal Proposal (FY2009-10) over Governor's Proposal
Grant: (FY2008-09) (FY2009-10) (FY2009-10) Current Year (FY2008-09) (FY2009-10)
($) ($) ($) ($) (%) ($) (%)
Education      
Adult Education $ 297 $ 397 $ 397 $ 100 33.7% $ 0 0.0%
ECS Grant $687,733 $687,733 $687,733 $ 0 0.0% $ 0 0.0%
Non-public School
Transportation $ 0 $ 0 $ 0 $ 0 n/a $ 0 n/a
Public School
Transportation $ 648 $ 647 $ 647 $- 1 - 0.2% $ 0 0.0%
Sub-Total:
Education $688,678 $688,777 $688,777 $ 99 0.0% $ 0 0.0%
Non-Education
Local Capital
Improvement $69,108 $69,093 $69,093 $- 15 0.0% $ 0 0.0%
Pequot-Mohegan
Grant $22,910 $13,255 $9,495 $-13,415 -58.6% $-3,760 -28.4%
PILOT: Colleges &
Hospitals $ 0 $ 0 $ 0 $ 0 n/a $ 0 n/a
PILOT: State-owned
Property $154,728 $191,381 $191,381 $36,653 23.7% $ 0 0.0%
Town Aid Road
Grant $130,535 $95,726 $117,485 $-13,050 -10.0% $21,759 22.7%
Sub-Total: Non-
Education $377,281 $369,455 $387,453 $10,172 2.7% $17,998 4.9%

Total: Education & $1,065,959 $1,058,232 $1,076,230 $10,271 1.0% $17,998 1.7%
Non-Education
*Some grants are not listed because town-by-town amounts are not currently available. Many of these grants will be featured in an upcoming CCM report.

Notes to Individual Grants for FY2009-10:


• Adult Education – $20.6 million statewide (no change • LoCIP – $30 million statewide (no change from FY2008-
from FY2008-09). 09, but state bonding package has not been finalized).
• ECS –$1.9 billion statewide (no change from FY2008- • Pequot/Mohegan - $61.8 million statewide ($31.2 million
09). reduction from FY2008-09).

• Non-Public School Transportation - $4 million • PILOT: Colleges and Hospitals - $115.4 million statewide
statewide (no change from FY2008-09). ($7 million reduction from FY2008-09).

• Public School Transportation - $48 million statewide • PILOT: State-Owned Property – $ 73.5 million statewide
(no change from FY2008-09). ($6.5 million reduction from FY2008-09).

• Town Aid Roads – $27 million statewide ($3 million


statewide reduction from FY2008-09).
###
If you have any questions, please call Barbara Rua, Gian-Carl Casa, or Jim Finley of CCM at (203) 498-3000.
April 2, 2009

PLEASE DELIVER IMMEDIATELY TO MAYOR, FIRST SELECTMAN,


CITY/TOWN MANAGER & FINANCE DIRECTOR

Appropriations Committee’s Proposed Budget Impact on:


Ridgefield
Today, April 2, 2009, the Appropriations Committee released a proposed budget for FY 2009-10 and FY 2010-11.
Below please find a summary of the major statewide changes.
Change: Change:
Appropriations Appropriations
Proposal Proposal (FY2009-
Governor’s Appropriations (FY2009-10) over 10) over Governor's
Current Year Proposal Proposal (FY2009- Current Year Proposal (FY2009-
Grant: (FY2008-09) (FY2009-10) 10) (FY2008-09) 10)
($) ($) ($) ($) ($)

DECD Tax
Abatement $1.7 million $0 $1.7 million No change. $1.7 million
DECD Payment in
Lieu of Taxes $2.2 million $0 $2.2 million No change. $2.2 million

Magnet Schools $121.5 million $135 million $154.3 million $32.8 million $19.3 million
Pequot-Mohegan
Grant $93 million $86.3 million $61.8 million $-31.2 million $-24.5 million
PILOT: Colleges &
Hospitals $122.4 million $115.4 million $115.4 million $-7 million No change.
PILOT: State
Owned Property $80 million $73 million $73.5 million $-6.5 million $.5 million
Priority School
Districts $124.1 million $116.7 million $117.7 million $-6.4 million $1 million
Town Aid Road
Grant $30 million $22 million $27 million $-3 million $5 million

The Appropriations Committee has proposed level-funding the following programs: Education Cost Sharing,
Special Education, School Transportation, and Adult Education.

LoCIP is expected to remain funded at $30 million, but the entire state bonding package has not yet been finalized
by the Finance, Revenue and Bonding committee. The Appropriations and Finance Committee leadership have
discussed regional incentive programs similar to the $50 million bond funding proposal by Governor Rell, and are
supporting other efforts to promote regional revenue sharing. However, the Finance Committee has not yet acted
on those proposals.
At first glance it appears this proposal increases education funding by $21.3 million over the Governor’s
proposed budget, but decreases non-education aid by $15 million compared to the Governor’s proposed
budget.

Please note that grants to individual towns and cities may vary due to changes in grant formula elements.

Below is CCM’s preliminary analysis of the impacts on Ridgefield under this plan for certain key grant programs.
Change: Appropriations
Current Governor’s Appropriations Change: Appropriations Proposal (FY2009-10) over
Year Proposal Proposal Proposal (FY2009-10) over Governor's Proposal
Grant: (FY2008-09) (FY2009-10) (FY2009-10) Current Year (FY2008-09) (FY2009-10)
($) ($) ($) ($) (%) ($) (%)
Education      
Adult Education $ 530 $ 662 $ 662 $ 132 24.9% $ 0 0.0%
ECS Grant $2,063,814 $2,063,814 $2,063,814 $ 0 0.0% $ 0 0.0%
Non-public School
Transportation $ 0 $ 0 $ 0 $ 0 n/a $ 0 n/a
Public School
Transportation $3,689 $3,680 $3,680 $- 9 - 0.2% $ 0 0.0%
Sub-Total:
Education $2,068,033 $2,068,156 $2,068,156 $ 123 0.0% $ 0 0.0%
Non-Education
Local Capital
Improvement $153,716 $153,612 $153,612 $- 104 - 0.1% $ 0 0.0%
Pequot-Mohegan
Grant $30,822 $19,792 $14,177 $-16,645 -54.0% $-5,615 -28.4%
PILOT: Colleges &
Hospitals $ 0 $ 0 $ 0 $ 0 n/a $ 0 n/a
PILOT: State-owned
Property $189,066 $202,398 $202,398 $13,332 7.1% $ 0 0.0%
Town Aid Road
Grant $189,486 $138,956 $170,541 $-18,945 -10.0% $31,585 22.7%
Sub-Total: Non-
Education $563,090 $514,758 $540,728 $-22,362 - 4.0% $25,970 5.0%

Total: Education & $2,631,123 $2,582,914 $2,608,884 $-22,239 - 0.8% $25,970 1.0%
Non-Education
*Some grants are not listed because town-by-town amounts are not currently available. Many of these grants will be featured in an upcoming CCM report.

Notes to Individual Grants for FY2009-10:


• Adult Education – $20.6 million statewide (no change • LoCIP – $30 million statewide (no change from FY2008-
from FY2008-09). 09, but state bonding package has not been finalized).
• ECS –$1.9 billion statewide (no change from FY2008- • Pequot/Mohegan - $61.8 million statewide ($31.2 million
09). reduction from FY2008-09).

• Non-Public School Transportation - $4 million • PILOT: Colleges and Hospitals - $115.4 million statewide
statewide (no change from FY2008-09). ($7 million reduction from FY2008-09).

• Public School Transportation - $48 million statewide • PILOT: State-Owned Property – $ 73.5 million statewide
(no change from FY2008-09). ($6.5 million reduction from FY2008-09).

• Town Aid Roads – $27 million statewide ($3 million


statewide reduction from FY2008-09).
###
If you have any questions, please call Barbara Rua, Gian-Carl Casa, or Jim Finley of CCM at (203) 498-3000.
April 2, 2009

PLEASE DELIVER IMMEDIATELY TO MAYOR, FIRST SELECTMAN,


CITY/TOWN MANAGER & FINANCE DIRECTOR

Appropriations Committee’s Proposed Budget Impact on:


Rocky Hill
Today, April 2, 2009, the Appropriations Committee released a proposed budget for FY 2009-10 and FY 2010-11.
Below please find a summary of the major statewide changes.
Change: Change:
Appropriations Appropriations
Proposal Proposal (FY2009-
Governor’s Appropriations (FY2009-10) over 10) over Governor's
Current Year Proposal Proposal (FY2009- Current Year Proposal (FY2009-
Grant: (FY2008-09) (FY2009-10) 10) (FY2008-09) 10)
($) ($) ($) ($) ($)

DECD Tax
Abatement $1.7 million $0 $1.7 million No change. $1.7 million
DECD Payment in
Lieu of Taxes $2.2 million $0 $2.2 million No change. $2.2 million

Magnet Schools $121.5 million $135 million $154.3 million $32.8 million $19.3 million
Pequot-Mohegan
Grant $93 million $86.3 million $61.8 million $-31.2 million $-24.5 million
PILOT: Colleges &
Hospitals $122.4 million $115.4 million $115.4 million $-7 million No change.
PILOT: State
Owned Property $80 million $73 million $73.5 million $-6.5 million $.5 million
Priority School
Districts $124.1 million $116.7 million $117.7 million $-6.4 million $1 million
Town Aid Road
Grant $30 million $22 million $27 million $-3 million $5 million

The Appropriations Committee has proposed level-funding the following programs: Education Cost Sharing,
Special Education, School Transportation, and Adult Education.

LoCIP is expected to remain funded at $30 million, but the entire state bonding package has not yet been finalized
by the Finance, Revenue and Bonding committee. The Appropriations and Finance Committee leadership have
discussed regional incentive programs similar to the $50 million bond funding proposal by Governor Rell, and are
supporting other efforts to promote regional revenue sharing. However, the Finance Committee has not yet acted
on those proposals.
At first glance it appears this proposal increases education funding by $21.3 million over the Governor’s
proposed budget, but decreases non-education aid by $15 million compared to the Governor’s proposed
budget.

Please note that grants to individual towns and cities may vary due to changes in grant formula elements.

Below is CCM’s preliminary analysis of the impacts on Rocky Hill under this plan for certain key grant
programs.
Change: Appropriations
Current Governor’s Appropriations Change: Appropriations Proposal (FY2009-10) over
Year Proposal Proposal Proposal (FY2009-10) over Governor's Proposal
Grant: (FY2008-09) (FY2009-10) (FY2009-10) Current Year (FY2008-09) (FY2009-10)
($) ($) ($) ($) (%) ($) (%)
Education      
Adult Education $11,142 $10,124 $10,124 $-1,018 - 9.1% $ 0 0.0%
ECS Grant $3,355,227 $3,355,227 $3,355,227 $ 0 0.0% $ 0 0.0%
Non-public School
Transportation $ 0 $ 0 $ 0 $ 0 n/a $ 0 n/a
Public School
Transportation $109,976 $97,125 $97,125 $-12,851 -11.7% $ 0 0.0%
Sub-Total:
Education $3,476,345 $3,462,476 $3,462,476 $-13,869 - 0.4% $ 0 0.0%
Non-Education
Local Capital
Improvement $114,587 $114,421 $114,421 $- 166 - 0.1% $ 0 0.0%
Pequot-Mohegan
Grant $430,880 $401,861 $287,853 $-143,027 -33.2% $-114,008 -28.4%
PILOT: Colleges &
Hospitals $ 0 $ 0 $ 0 $ 0 n/a $ 0 n/a
PILOT: State-owned
Property $699,420 $694,724 $694,724 $-4,696 - 0.7% $ 0 0.0%
Town Aid Road
Grant $168,710 $123,721 $151,843 $-16,867 -10.0% $28,122 22.7%
Sub-Total: Non-
Education $1,413,597 $1,334,727 $1,248,841 $-164,756 -11.7% $-85,886 - 6.4%

Total: Education & $4,889,942 $4,797,203 $4,711,317 $-178,625 - 3.7% $-85,886 - 1.8%
Non-Education
*Some grants are not listed because town-by-town amounts are not currently available. Many of these grants will be featured in an upcoming CCM report.

Notes to Individual Grants for FY2009-10:


• Adult Education – $20.6 million statewide (no change • LoCIP – $30 million statewide (no change from FY2008-
from FY2008-09). 09, but state bonding package has not been finalized).
• ECS –$1.9 billion statewide (no change from FY2008- • Pequot/Mohegan - $61.8 million statewide ($31.2 million
09). reduction from FY2008-09).

• Non-Public School Transportation - $4 million • PILOT: Colleges and Hospitals - $115.4 million statewide
statewide (no change from FY2008-09). ($7 million reduction from FY2008-09).

• Public School Transportation - $48 million statewide • PILOT: State-Owned Property – $ 73.5 million statewide
(no change from FY2008-09). ($6.5 million reduction from FY2008-09).

• Town Aid Roads – $27 million statewide ($3 million


statewide reduction from FY2008-09).
###
If you have any questions, please call Barbara Rua, Gian-Carl Casa, or Jim Finley of CCM at (203) 498-3000.
April 2, 2009

PLEASE DELIVER IMMEDIATELY TO MAYOR, FIRST SELECTMAN,


CITY/TOWN MANAGER & FINANCE DIRECTOR

Appropriations Committee’s Proposed Budget Impact on:


Roxbury
Today, April 2, 2009, the Appropriations Committee released a proposed budget for FY 2009-10 and FY 2010-11.
Below please find a summary of the major statewide changes.
Change: Change:
Appropriations Appropriations
Proposal Proposal (FY2009-
Governor’s Appropriations (FY2009-10) over 10) over Governor's
Current Year Proposal Proposal (FY2009- Current Year Proposal (FY2009-
Grant: (FY2008-09) (FY2009-10) 10) (FY2008-09) 10)
($) ($) ($) ($) ($)

DECD Tax
Abatement $1.7 million $0 $1.7 million No change. $1.7 million
DECD Payment in
Lieu of Taxes $2.2 million $0 $2.2 million No change. $2.2 million

Magnet Schools $121.5 million $135 million $154.3 million $32.8 million $19.3 million
Pequot-Mohegan
Grant $93 million $86.3 million $61.8 million $-31.2 million $-24.5 million
PILOT: Colleges &
Hospitals $122.4 million $115.4 million $115.4 million $-7 million No change.
PILOT: State
Owned Property $80 million $73 million $73.5 million $-6.5 million $.5 million
Priority School
Districts $124.1 million $116.7 million $117.7 million $-6.4 million $1 million
Town Aid Road
Grant $30 million $22 million $27 million $-3 million $5 million

The Appropriations Committee has proposed level-funding the following programs: Education Cost Sharing,
Special Education, School Transportation, and Adult Education.

LoCIP is expected to remain funded at $30 million, but the entire state bonding package has not yet been finalized
by the Finance, Revenue and Bonding committee. The Appropriations and Finance Committee leadership have
discussed regional incentive programs similar to the $50 million bond funding proposal by Governor Rell, and are
supporting other efforts to promote regional revenue sharing. However, the Finance Committee has not yet acted
on those proposals.
At first glance it appears this proposal increases education funding by $21.3 million over the Governor’s
proposed budget, but decreases non-education aid by $15 million compared to the Governor’s proposed
budget.

Please note that grants to individual towns and cities may vary due to changes in grant formula elements.

Below is CCM’s preliminary analysis of the impacts on Roxbury under this plan for certain key grant programs.
Change: Appropriations
Current Governor’s Appropriations Change: Appropriations Proposal (FY2009-10) over
Year Proposal Proposal Proposal (FY2009-10) over Governor's Proposal
Grant: (FY2008-09) (FY2009-10) (FY2009-10) Current Year (FY2008-09) (FY2009-10)
($) ($) ($) ($) (%) ($) (%)
Education      
Adult Education $ 0 $ 0 $ 0 $ 0 n/a $ 0 n/a
ECS Grant $158,114 $158,114 $158,114 $ 0 0.0% $ 0 0.0%
Non-public School
Transportation $ 0 $ 0 $ 0 $ 0 n/a $ 0 n/a
Public School
Transportation $ 0 $ 0 $ 0 $ 0 n/a $ 0 n/a
Sub-Total:
Education $158,114 $158,114 $158,114 $ 0 0.0% $ 0 0.0%
Non-Education
Local Capital
Improvement $36,490 $36,488 $36,488 $- 2 0.0% $ 0 0.0%
Pequot-Mohegan
Grant $18,179 $9,297 $6,659 $-11,520 -63.4% $-2,638 -28.4%
PILOT: Colleges &
Hospitals $ 0 $ 0 $ 0 $ 0 n/a $ 0 n/a
PILOT: State-owned
Property $5,609 $4,424 $4,424 $-1,185 -21.1% $ 0 0.0%
Town Aid Road
Grant $163,784 $120,108 $147,409 $-16,375 -10.0% $27,301 22.7%
Sub-Total: Non-
Education $224,062 $170,317 $194,980 $-29,082 -13.0% $24,663 14.5%

Total: Education & $382,176 $328,431 $353,094 $-29,082 - 7.6% $24,663 7.5%
Non-Education
*Some grants are not listed because town-by-town amounts are not currently available. Many of these grants will be featured in an upcoming CCM report.

Notes to Individual Grants for FY2009-10:


• Adult Education – $20.6 million statewide (no change • LoCIP – $30 million statewide (no change from FY2008-
from FY2008-09). 09, but state bonding package has not been finalized).
• ECS –$1.9 billion statewide (no change from FY2008- • Pequot/Mohegan - $61.8 million statewide ($31.2 million
09). reduction from FY2008-09).

• Non-Public School Transportation - $4 million • PILOT: Colleges and Hospitals - $115.4 million statewide
statewide (no change from FY2008-09). ($7 million reduction from FY2008-09).

• Public School Transportation - $48 million statewide • PILOT: State-Owned Property – $ 73.5 million statewide
(no change from FY2008-09). ($6.5 million reduction from FY2008-09).

• Town Aid Roads – $27 million statewide ($3 million


statewide reduction from FY2008-09).
###
If you have any questions, please call Barbara Rua, Gian-Carl Casa, or Jim Finley of CCM at (203) 498-3000.
April 2, 2009

PLEASE DELIVER IMMEDIATELY TO MAYOR, FIRST SELECTMAN,


CITY/TOWN MANAGER & FINANCE DIRECTOR

Appropriations Committee’s Proposed Budget Impact on:


Salem
Today, April 2, 2009, the Appropriations Committee released a proposed budget for FY 2009-10 and FY 2010-11.
Below please find a summary of the major statewide changes.
Change: Change:
Appropriations Appropriations
Proposal Proposal (FY2009-
Governor’s Appropriations (FY2009-10) over 10) over Governor's
Current Year Proposal Proposal (FY2009- Current Year Proposal (FY2009-
Grant: (FY2008-09) (FY2009-10) 10) (FY2008-09) 10)
($) ($) ($) ($) ($)

DECD Tax
Abatement $1.7 million $0 $1.7 million No change. $1.7 million
DECD Payment in
Lieu of Taxes $2.2 million $0 $2.2 million No change. $2.2 million

Magnet Schools $121.5 million $135 million $154.3 million $32.8 million $19.3 million
Pequot-Mohegan
Grant $93 million $86.3 million $61.8 million $-31.2 million $-24.5 million
PILOT: Colleges &
Hospitals $122.4 million $115.4 million $115.4 million $-7 million No change.
PILOT: State
Owned Property $80 million $73 million $73.5 million $-6.5 million $.5 million
Priority School
Districts $124.1 million $116.7 million $117.7 million $-6.4 million $1 million
Town Aid Road
Grant $30 million $22 million $27 million $-3 million $5 million

The Appropriations Committee has proposed level-funding the following programs: Education Cost Sharing,
Special Education, School Transportation, and Adult Education.

LoCIP is expected to remain funded at $30 million, but the entire state bonding package has not yet been finalized
by the Finance, Revenue and Bonding committee. The Appropriations and Finance Committee leadership have
discussed regional incentive programs similar to the $50 million bond funding proposal by Governor Rell, and are
supporting other efforts to promote regional revenue sharing. However, the Finance Committee has not yet acted
on those proposals.
At first glance it appears this proposal increases education funding by $21.3 million over the Governor’s
proposed budget, but decreases non-education aid by $15 million compared to the Governor’s proposed
budget.

Please note that grants to individual towns and cities may vary due to changes in grant formula elements.

Below is CCM’s preliminary analysis of the impacts on Salem under this plan for certain key grant programs.
Change: Appropriations
Current Governor’s Appropriations Change: Appropriations Proposal (FY2009-10) over
Year Proposal Proposal Proposal (FY2009-10) over Governor's Proposal
Grant: (FY2008-09) (FY2009-10) (FY2009-10) Current Year (FY2008-09) (FY2009-10)
($) ($) ($) ($) (%) ($) (%)
Education      
Adult Education $3,736 $3,409 $3,409 $- 327 - 8.8% $ 0 0.0%
ECS Grant $3,099,694 $3,099,694 $3,099,694 $ 0 0.0% $ 0 0.0%
Non-public School
Transportation $ 0 $ 0 $ 0 $ 0 n/a $ 0 n/a
Public School
Transportation $103,799 $93,267 $93,267 $-10,532 -10.1% $ 0 0.0%
Sub-Total:
Education $3,207,229 $3,196,370 $3,196,370 $-10,859 - 0.3% $ 0 0.0%
Non-Education
Local Capital
Improvement $34,105 $34,101 $34,101 $- 4 0.0% $ 0 0.0%
Pequot-Mohegan
Grant $42,152 $27,960 $20,028 $-22,124 -52.5% $-7,932 -28.4%
PILOT: Colleges &
Hospitals $ 0 $ 0 $ 0 $ 0 n/a $ 0 n/a
PILOT: State-owned
Property $67,681 $57,242 $57,242 $-10,439 -15.4% $ 0 0.0%
Town Aid Road
Grant $96,846 $71,020 $87,163 $-9,683 -10.0% $16,143 22.7%
Sub-Total: Non-
Education $240,784 $190,323 $198,534 $-42,250 -17.5% $8,211 4.3%

Total: Education & $3,448,013 $3,386,693 $3,394,904 $-53,109 - 1.5% $8,211 0.2%
Non-Education
*Some grants are not listed because town-by-town amounts are not currently available. Many of these grants will be featured in an upcoming CCM report.

Notes to Individual Grants for FY2009-10:


• Adult Education – $20.6 million statewide (no change • LoCIP – $30 million statewide (no change from FY2008-
from FY2008-09). 09, but state bonding package has not been finalized).
• ECS –$1.9 billion statewide (no change from FY2008- • Pequot/Mohegan - $61.8 million statewide ($31.2 million
09). reduction from FY2008-09).

• Non-Public School Transportation - $4 million • PILOT: Colleges and Hospitals - $115.4 million statewide
statewide (no change from FY2008-09). ($7 million reduction from FY2008-09).

• Public School Transportation - $48 million statewide • PILOT: State-Owned Property – $ 73.5 million statewide
(no change from FY2008-09). ($6.5 million reduction from FY2008-09).

• Town Aid Roads – $27 million statewide ($3 million


statewide reduction from FY2008-09).
###
If you have any questions, please call Barbara Rua, Gian-Carl Casa, or Jim Finley of CCM at (203) 498-3000.
April 2, 2009

PLEASE DELIVER IMMEDIATELY TO MAYOR, FIRST SELECTMAN,


CITY/TOWN MANAGER & FINANCE DIRECTOR

Appropriations Committee’s Proposed Budget Impact on:


Salisbury
Today, April 2, 2009, the Appropriations Committee released a proposed budget for FY 2009-10 and FY 2010-11.
Below please find a summary of the major statewide changes.
Change: Change:
Appropriations Appropriations
Proposal Proposal (FY2009-
Governor’s Appropriations (FY2009-10) over 10) over Governor's
Current Year Proposal Proposal (FY2009- Current Year Proposal (FY2009-
Grant: (FY2008-09) (FY2009-10) 10) (FY2008-09) 10)
($) ($) ($) ($) ($)

DECD Tax
Abatement $1.7 million $0 $1.7 million No change. $1.7 million
DECD Payment in
Lieu of Taxes $2.2 million $0 $2.2 million No change. $2.2 million

Magnet Schools $121.5 million $135 million $154.3 million $32.8 million $19.3 million
Pequot-Mohegan
Grant $93 million $86.3 million $61.8 million $-31.2 million $-24.5 million
PILOT: Colleges &
Hospitals $122.4 million $115.4 million $115.4 million $-7 million No change.
PILOT: State
Owned Property $80 million $73 million $73.5 million $-6.5 million $.5 million
Priority School
Districts $124.1 million $116.7 million $117.7 million $-6.4 million $1 million
Town Aid Road
Grant $30 million $22 million $27 million $-3 million $5 million

The Appropriations Committee has proposed level-funding the following programs: Education Cost Sharing,
Special Education, School Transportation, and Adult Education.

LoCIP is expected to remain funded at $30 million, but the entire state bonding package has not yet been finalized
by the Finance, Revenue and Bonding committee. The Appropriations and Finance Committee leadership have
discussed regional incentive programs similar to the $50 million bond funding proposal by Governor Rell, and are
supporting other efforts to promote regional revenue sharing. However, the Finance Committee has not yet acted
on those proposals.
At first glance it appears this proposal increases education funding by $21.3 million over the Governor’s
proposed budget, but decreases non-education aid by $15 million compared to the Governor’s proposed
budget.

Please note that grants to individual towns and cities may vary due to changes in grant formula elements.

Below is CCM’s preliminary analysis of the impacts on Salisbury under this plan for certain key grant programs.
Change: Appropriations
Current Governor’s Appropriations Change: Appropriations Proposal (FY2009-10) over
Year Proposal Proposal Proposal (FY2009-10) over Governor's Proposal
Grant: (FY2008-09) (FY2009-10) (FY2009-10) Current Year (FY2008-09) (FY2009-10)
($) ($) ($) ($) (%) ($) (%)
Education      
Adult Education $ 0 $ 0 $ 0 $ 0 n/a $ 0 n/a
ECS Grant $187,266 $187,266 $187,266 $ 0 0.0% $ 0 0.0%
Non-public School
Transportation $ 0 $ 0 $ 0 $ 0 n/a $ 0 n/a
Public School
Transportation $2,659 $2,652 $2,652 $- 7 - 0.3% $ 0 0.0%
Sub-Total:
Education $189,925 $189,918 $189,918 $- 7 0.0% $ 0 0.0%
Non-Education
Local Capital
Improvement $45,172 $45,170 $45,170 $- 2 0.0% $ 0 0.0%
Pequot-Mohegan
Grant $16,777 $11,150 $7,987 $-8,790 -52.4% $-3,163 -28.4%
PILOT: Colleges &
Hospitals $ 0 $ 0 $ 0 $ 0 n/a $ 0 n/a
PILOT: State-owned
Property $10,618 $9,009 $9,009 $-1,609 -15.2% $ 0 0.0%
Town Aid Road
Grant $144,407 $105,899 $129,970 $-14,437 -10.0% $24,071 22.7%
Sub-Total: Non-
Education $216,974 $171,228 $192,136 $-24,838 -11.4% $20,908 12.2%

Total: Education & $406,899 $361,146 $382,054 $-24,845 - 6.1% $20,908 5.8%
Non-Education
*Some grants are not listed because town-by-town amounts are not currently available. Many of these grants will be featured in an upcoming CCM report.

Notes to Individual Grants for FY2009-10:


• Adult Education – $20.6 million statewide (no change • LoCIP – $30 million statewide (no change from FY2008-
from FY2008-09). 09, but state bonding package has not been finalized).
• ECS –$1.9 billion statewide (no change from FY2008- • Pequot/Mohegan - $61.8 million statewide ($31.2 million
09). reduction from FY2008-09).

• Non-Public School Transportation - $4 million • PILOT: Colleges and Hospitals - $115.4 million statewide
statewide (no change from FY2008-09). ($7 million reduction from FY2008-09).

• Public School Transportation - $48 million statewide • PILOT: State-Owned Property – $ 73.5 million statewide
(no change from FY2008-09). ($6.5 million reduction from FY2008-09).

• Town Aid Roads – $27 million statewide ($3 million


statewide reduction from FY2008-09).
###
If you have any questions, please call Barbara Rua, Gian-Carl Casa, or Jim Finley of CCM at (203) 498-3000.
April 2, 2009

PLEASE DELIVER IMMEDIATELY TO MAYOR, FIRST SELECTMAN,


CITY/TOWN MANAGER & FINANCE DIRECTOR

Appropriations Committee’s Proposed Budget Impact on:


Scotland
Today, April 2, 2009, the Appropriations Committee released a proposed budget for FY 2009-10 and FY 2010-11.
Below please find a summary of the major statewide changes.
Change: Change:
Appropriations Appropriations
Proposal Proposal (FY2009-
Governor’s Appropriations (FY2009-10) over 10) over Governor's
Current Year Proposal Proposal (FY2009- Current Year Proposal (FY2009-
Grant: (FY2008-09) (FY2009-10) 10) (FY2008-09) 10)
($) ($) ($) ($) ($)

DECD Tax
Abatement $1.7 million $0 $1.7 million No change. $1.7 million
DECD Payment in
Lieu of Taxes $2.2 million $0 $2.2 million No change. $2.2 million

Magnet Schools $121.5 million $135 million $154.3 million $32.8 million $19.3 million
Pequot-Mohegan
Grant $93 million $86.3 million $61.8 million $-31.2 million $-24.5 million
PILOT: Colleges &
Hospitals $122.4 million $115.4 million $115.4 million $-7 million No change.
PILOT: State
Owned Property $80 million $73 million $73.5 million $-6.5 million $.5 million
Priority School
Districts $124.1 million $116.7 million $117.7 million $-6.4 million $1 million
Town Aid Road
Grant $30 million $22 million $27 million $-3 million $5 million

The Appropriations Committee has proposed level-funding the following programs: Education Cost Sharing,
Special Education, School Transportation, and Adult Education.

LoCIP is expected to remain funded at $30 million, but the entire state bonding package has not yet been finalized
by the Finance, Revenue and Bonding committee. The Appropriations and Finance Committee leadership have
discussed regional incentive programs similar to the $50 million bond funding proposal by Governor Rell, and are
supporting other efforts to promote regional revenue sharing. However, the Finance Committee has not yet acted
on those proposals.
At first glance it appears this proposal increases education funding by $21.3 million over the Governor’s
proposed budget, but decreases non-education aid by $15 million compared to the Governor’s proposed
budget.

Please note that grants to individual towns and cities may vary due to changes in grant formula elements.

Below is CCM’s preliminary analysis of the impacts on Scotland under this plan for certain key grant programs.
Change: Appropriations
Current Governor’s Appropriations Change: Appropriations Proposal (FY2009-10) over
Year Proposal Proposal Proposal (FY2009-10) over Governor's Proposal
Grant: (FY2008-09) (FY2009-10) (FY2009-10) Current Year (FY2008-09) (FY2009-10)
($) ($) ($) ($) (%) ($) (%)
Education      
Adult Education $1,655 $1,717 $1,717 $ 62 3.7% $ 0 0.0%
ECS Grant $1,466,292 $1,466,292 $1,466,292 $ 0 0.0% $ 0 0.0%
Non-public School
Transportation $ 0 $ 0 $ 0 $ 0 n/a $ 0 n/a
Public School
Transportation $44,304 $46,050 $46,050 $1,746 3.9% $ 0 0.0%
Sub-Total:
Education $1,512,251 $1,514,059 $1,514,059 $1,808 0.1% $ 0 0.0%
Non-Education
Local Capital
Improvement $22,313 $22,312 $22,312 $- 1 0.0% $ 0 0.0%
Pequot-Mohegan
Grant $30,018 $20,644 $14,787 $-15,231 -50.7% $-5,857 -28.4%
PILOT: Colleges &
Hospitals $ 0 $ 0 $ 0 $ 0 n/a $ 0 n/a
PILOT: State-owned
Property $24,066 $20,696 $20,696 $-3,370 -14.0% $ 0 0.0%
Town Aid Road
Grant $77,193 $56,608 $69,475 $-7,718 -10.0% $12,867 22.7%
Sub-Total: Non-
Education $153,590 $120,260 $127,270 $-26,320 -17.1% $7,010 5.8%

Total: Education & $1,665,841 $1,634,319 $1,641,329 $-24,512 - 1.5% $7,010 0.4%
Non-Education
*Some grants are not listed because town-by-town amounts are not currently available. Many of these grants will be featured in an upcoming CCM report.

Notes to Individual Grants for FY2009-10:


• Adult Education – $20.6 million statewide (no change • LoCIP – $30 million statewide (no change from FY2008-
from FY2008-09). 09, but state bonding package has not been finalized).
• ECS –$1.9 billion statewide (no change from FY2008- • Pequot/Mohegan - $61.8 million statewide ($31.2 million
09). reduction from FY2008-09).

• Non-Public School Transportation - $4 million • PILOT: Colleges and Hospitals - $115.4 million statewide
statewide (no change from FY2008-09). ($7 million reduction from FY2008-09).

• Public School Transportation - $48 million statewide • PILOT: State-Owned Property – $ 73.5 million statewide
(no change from FY2008-09). ($6.5 million reduction from FY2008-09).

• Town Aid Roads – $27 million statewide ($3 million


statewide reduction from FY2008-09).
###
If you have any questions, please call Barbara Rua, Gian-Carl Casa, or Jim Finley of CCM at (203) 498-3000.
April 2, 2009

PLEASE DELIVER IMMEDIATELY TO MAYOR, FIRST SELECTMAN,


CITY/TOWN MANAGER & FINANCE DIRECTOR

Appropriations Committee’s Proposed Budget Impact on:


Seymour
Today, April 2, 2009, the Appropriations Committee released a proposed budget for FY 2009-10 and FY 2010-11.
Below please find a summary of the major statewide changes.
Change: Change:
Appropriations Appropriations
Proposal Proposal (FY2009-
Governor’s Appropriations (FY2009-10) over 10) over Governor's
Current Year Proposal Proposal (FY2009- Current Year Proposal (FY2009-
Grant: (FY2008-09) (FY2009-10) 10) (FY2008-09) 10)
($) ($) ($) ($) ($)

DECD Tax
Abatement $1.7 million $0 $1.7 million No change. $1.7 million
DECD Payment in
Lieu of Taxes $2.2 million $0 $2.2 million No change. $2.2 million

Magnet Schools $121.5 million $135 million $154.3 million $32.8 million $19.3 million
Pequot-Mohegan
Grant $93 million $86.3 million $61.8 million $-31.2 million $-24.5 million
PILOT: Colleges &
Hospitals $122.4 million $115.4 million $115.4 million $-7 million No change.
PILOT: State
Owned Property $80 million $73 million $73.5 million $-6.5 million $.5 million
Priority School
Districts $124.1 million $116.7 million $117.7 million $-6.4 million $1 million
Town Aid Road
Grant $30 million $22 million $27 million $-3 million $5 million

The Appropriations Committee has proposed level-funding the following programs: Education Cost Sharing,
Special Education, School Transportation, and Adult Education.

LoCIP is expected to remain funded at $30 million, but the entire state bonding package has not yet been finalized
by the Finance, Revenue and Bonding committee. The Appropriations and Finance Committee leadership have
discussed regional incentive programs similar to the $50 million bond funding proposal by Governor Rell, and are
supporting other efforts to promote regional revenue sharing. However, the Finance Committee has not yet acted
on those proposals.
At first glance it appears this proposal increases education funding by $21.3 million over the Governor’s
proposed budget, but decreases non-education aid by $15 million compared to the Governor’s proposed
budget.

Please note that grants to individual towns and cities may vary due to changes in grant formula elements.

Below is CCM’s preliminary analysis of the impacts on Seymour under this plan for certain key grant programs.
Change: Appropriations
Current Governor’s Appropriations Change: Appropriations Proposal (FY2009-10) over
Year Proposal Proposal Proposal (FY2009-10) over Governor's Proposal
Grant: (FY2008-09) (FY2009-10) (FY2009-10) Current Year (FY2008-09) (FY2009-10)
($) ($) ($) ($) (%) ($) (%)
Education      
Adult Education $56,757 $64,331 $64,331 $7,574 13.3% $ 0 0.0%
ECS Grant $9,836,508 $9,836,508 $9,836,508 $ 0 0.0% $ 0 0.0%
Non-public School
Transportation $ 0 $ 0 $ 0 $ 0 n/a $ 0 n/a
Public School
Transportation $198,149 $228,248 $228,248 $30,099 15.2% $ 0 0.0%
Sub-Total:
Education $10,091,414 $10,129,087 $10,129,087 $37,673 0.4% $ 0 0.0%
Non-Education
Local Capital
Improvement $122,983 $122,868 $122,868 $- 115 - 0.1% $ 0 0.0%
Pequot-Mohegan
Grant $144,695 $98,898 $70,841 $-73,854 -51.0% $-28,057 -28.4%
PILOT: Colleges &
Hospitals $ 0 $ 0 $ 0 $ 0 n/a $ 0 n/a
PILOT: State-owned
Property $29,746 $24,771 $24,771 $-4,975 -16.7% $ 0 0.0%
Town Aid Road
Grant $149,113 $109,350 $134,205 $-14,908 -10.0% $24,855 22.7%
Sub-Total: Non-
Education $446,537 $355,887 $352,685 $-93,852 -21.0% $-3,202 - 0.9%

Total: Education & $10,537,951 $10,484,974 $10,481,772 $-56,179 - 0.5% $-3,202 0.0%
Non-Education
*Some grants are not listed because town-by-town amounts are not currently available. Many of these grants will be featured in an upcoming CCM report.

Notes to Individual Grants for FY2009-10:


• Adult Education – $20.6 million statewide (no change • LoCIP – $30 million statewide (no change from FY2008-
from FY2008-09). 09, but state bonding package has not been finalized).
• ECS –$1.9 billion statewide (no change from FY2008- • Pequot/Mohegan - $61.8 million statewide ($31.2 million
09). reduction from FY2008-09).

• Non-Public School Transportation - $4 million • PILOT: Colleges and Hospitals - $115.4 million statewide
statewide (no change from FY2008-09). ($7 million reduction from FY2008-09).

• Public School Transportation - $48 million statewide • PILOT: State-Owned Property – $ 73.5 million statewide
(no change from FY2008-09). ($6.5 million reduction from FY2008-09).

• Town Aid Roads – $27 million statewide ($3 million


statewide reduction from FY2008-09).
###
If you have any questions, please call Barbara Rua, Gian-Carl Casa, or Jim Finley of CCM at (203) 498-3000.
April 2, 2009

PLEASE DELIVER IMMEDIATELY TO MAYOR, FIRST SELECTMAN,


CITY/TOWN MANAGER & FINANCE DIRECTOR

Appropriations Committee’s Proposed Budget Impact on:


Sharon
Today, April 2, 2009, the Appropriations Committee released a proposed budget for FY 2009-10 and FY 2010-11.
Below please find a summary of the major statewide changes.
Change: Change:
Appropriations Appropriations
Proposal Proposal (FY2009-
Governor’s Appropriations (FY2009-10) over 10) over Governor's
Current Year Proposal Proposal (FY2009- Current Year Proposal (FY2009-
Grant: (FY2008-09) (FY2009-10) 10) (FY2008-09) 10)
($) ($) ($) ($) ($)

DECD Tax
Abatement $1.7 million $0 $1.7 million No change. $1.7 million
DECD Payment in
Lieu of Taxes $2.2 million $0 $2.2 million No change. $2.2 million

Magnet Schools $121.5 million $135 million $154.3 million $32.8 million $19.3 million
Pequot-Mohegan
Grant $93 million $86.3 million $61.8 million $-31.2 million $-24.5 million
PILOT: Colleges &
Hospitals $122.4 million $115.4 million $115.4 million $-7 million No change.
PILOT: State
Owned Property $80 million $73 million $73.5 million $-6.5 million $.5 million
Priority School
Districts $124.1 million $116.7 million $117.7 million $-6.4 million $1 million
Town Aid Road
Grant $30 million $22 million $27 million $-3 million $5 million

The Appropriations Committee has proposed level-funding the following programs: Education Cost Sharing,
Special Education, School Transportation, and Adult Education.

LoCIP is expected to remain funded at $30 million, but the entire state bonding package has not yet been finalized
by the Finance, Revenue and Bonding committee. The Appropriations and Finance Committee leadership have
discussed regional incentive programs similar to the $50 million bond funding proposal by Governor Rell, and are
supporting other efforts to promote regional revenue sharing. However, the Finance Committee has not yet acted
on those proposals.
At first glance it appears this proposal increases education funding by $21.3 million over the Governor’s
proposed budget, but decreases non-education aid by $15 million compared to the Governor’s proposed
budget.

Please note that grants to individual towns and cities may vary due to changes in grant formula elements.

Below is CCM’s preliminary analysis of the impacts on Sharon under this plan for certain key grant programs.
Change: Appropriations
Current Governor’s Appropriations Change: Appropriations Proposal (FY2009-10) over
Year Proposal Proposal Proposal (FY2009-10) over Governor's Proposal
Grant: (FY2008-09) (FY2009-10) (FY2009-10) Current Year (FY2008-09) (FY2009-10)
($) ($) ($) ($) (%) ($) (%)
Education      
Adult Education $ 0 $ 0 $ 0 $ 0 n/a $ 0 n/a
ECS Grant $145,798 $145,798 $145,798 $ 0 0.0% $ 0 0.0%
Non-public School
Transportation $ 0 $ 0 $ 0 $ 0 n/a $ 0 n/a
Public School
Transportation $ 648 $ 647 $ 647 $- 1 - 0.2% $ 0 0.0%
Sub-Total:
Education $146,446 $146,445 $146,445 $- 1 0.0% $ 0 0.0%
Non-Education
Local Capital
Improvement $50,551 $50,550 $50,550 $- 1 0.0% $ 0 0.0%
Pequot-Mohegan
Grant $19,681 $10,282 $7,365 $-12,316 -62.6% $-2,917 -28.4%
PILOT: Colleges &
Hospitals $ 0 $ 0 $ 0 $ 0 n/a $ 0 n/a
PILOT: State-owned
Property $20,673 $17,948 $17,948 $-2,725 -13.2% $ 0 0.0%
Town Aid Road
Grant $172,597 $126,571 $155,341 $-17,256 -10.0% $28,770 22.7%
Sub-Total: Non-
Education $263,502 $205,351 $231,204 $-32,298 -12.3% $25,853 12.6%

Total: Education & $409,948 $351,796 $377,649 $-32,299 - 7.9% $25,853 7.3%
Non-Education
*Some grants are not listed because town-by-town amounts are not currently available. Many of these grants will be featured in an upcoming CCM report.

Notes to Individual Grants for FY2009-10:


• Adult Education – $20.6 million statewide (no change • LoCIP – $30 million statewide (no change from FY2008-
from FY2008-09). 09, but state bonding package has not been finalized).
• ECS –$1.9 billion statewide (no change from FY2008- • Pequot/Mohegan - $61.8 million statewide ($31.2 million
09). reduction from FY2008-09).

• Non-Public School Transportation - $4 million • PILOT: Colleges and Hospitals - $115.4 million statewide
statewide (no change from FY2008-09). ($7 million reduction from FY2008-09).

• Public School Transportation - $48 million statewide • PILOT: State-Owned Property – $ 73.5 million statewide
(no change from FY2008-09). ($6.5 million reduction from FY2008-09).

• Town Aid Roads – $27 million statewide ($3 million


statewide reduction from FY2008-09).
###
If you have any questions, please call Barbara Rua, Gian-Carl Casa, or Jim Finley of CCM at (203) 498-3000.
April 2, 2009

PLEASE DELIVER IMMEDIATELY TO MAYOR, FIRST SELECTMAN,


CITY/TOWN MANAGER & FINANCE DIRECTOR

Appropriations Committee’s Proposed Budget Impact on:


Shelton
Today, April 2, 2009, the Appropriations Committee released a proposed budget for FY 2009-10 and FY 2010-11.
Below please find a summary of the major statewide changes.
Change: Change:
Appropriations Appropriations
Proposal Proposal (FY2009-
Governor’s Appropriations (FY2009-10) over 10) over Governor's
Current Year Proposal Proposal (FY2009- Current Year Proposal (FY2009-
Grant: (FY2008-09) (FY2009-10) 10) (FY2008-09) 10)
($) ($) ($) ($) ($)

DECD Tax
Abatement $1.7 million $0 $1.7 million No change. $1.7 million
DECD Payment in
Lieu of Taxes $2.2 million $0 $2.2 million No change. $2.2 million

Magnet Schools $121.5 million $135 million $154.3 million $32.8 million $19.3 million
Pequot-Mohegan
Grant $93 million $86.3 million $61.8 million $-31.2 million $-24.5 million
PILOT: Colleges &
Hospitals $122.4 million $115.4 million $115.4 million $-7 million No change.
PILOT: State
Owned Property $80 million $73 million $73.5 million $-6.5 million $.5 million
Priority School
Districts $124.1 million $116.7 million $117.7 million $-6.4 million $1 million
Town Aid Road
Grant $30 million $22 million $27 million $-3 million $5 million

The Appropriations Committee has proposed level-funding the following programs: Education Cost Sharing,
Special Education, School Transportation, and Adult Education.

LoCIP is expected to remain funded at $30 million, but the entire state bonding package has not yet been finalized
by the Finance, Revenue and Bonding committee. The Appropriations and Finance Committee leadership have
discussed regional incentive programs similar to the $50 million bond funding proposal by Governor Rell, and are
supporting other efforts to promote regional revenue sharing. However, the Finance Committee has not yet acted
on those proposals.
At first glance it appears this proposal increases education funding by $21.3 million over the Governor’s
proposed budget, but decreases non-education aid by $15 million compared to the Governor’s proposed
budget.

Please note that grants to individual towns and cities may vary due to changes in grant formula elements.

Below is CCM’s preliminary analysis of the impacts on Shelton under this plan for certain key grant programs.
Change: Appropriations
Current Governor’s Appropriations Change: Appropriations Proposal (FY2009-10) over
Year Proposal Proposal Proposal (FY2009-10) over Governor's Proposal
Grant: (FY2008-09) (FY2009-10) (FY2009-10) Current Year (FY2008-09) (FY2009-10)
($) ($) ($) ($) (%) ($) (%)
Education      
Adult Education $32,314 $31,714 $31,714 $- 600 - 1.9% $ 0 0.0%
ECS Grant $4,975,852 $4,975,852 $4,975,852 $ 0 0.0% $ 0 0.0%
Non-public School
Transportation $26,034 $25,391 $25,391 $- 643 - 2.5% $ 0 0.0%
Public School
Transportation $216,285 $209,547 $209,547 $-6,738 - 3.1% $ 0 0.0%
Sub-Total:
Education $5,250,485 $5,242,504 $5,242,504 $-7,981 - 0.2% $ 0 0.0%
Non-Education
Local Capital
Improvement $270,415 $270,087 $270,087 $- 328 - 0.1% $ 0 0.0%
Pequot-Mohegan
Grant $133,575 $115,407 $82,666 $-50,909 -38.1% $-32,741 -28.4%
PILOT: Colleges &
Hospitals $ 0 $ 0 $ 0 $ 0 n/a $ 0 n/a
PILOT: State-owned
Property $19,809 $17,764 $17,764 $-2,045 -10.3% $ 0 0.0%
Town Aid Road
Grant $251,485 $184,422 $226,341 $-25,144 -10.0% $41,919 22.7%
Sub-Total: Non-
Education $675,284 $587,680 $596,858 $-78,426 -11.6% $9,178 1.6%

Total: Education & $5,925,769 $5,830,184 $5,839,362 $-86,407 - 1.5% $9,178 0.2%
Non-Education
*Some grants are not listed because town-by-town amounts are not currently available. Many of these grants will be featured in an upcoming CCM report.

Notes to Individual Grants for FY2009-10:


• Adult Education – $20.6 million statewide (no change • LoCIP – $30 million statewide (no change from FY2008-
from FY2008-09). 09, but state bonding package has not been finalized).
• ECS –$1.9 billion statewide (no change from FY2008- • Pequot/Mohegan - $61.8 million statewide ($31.2 million
09). reduction from FY2008-09).

• Non-Public School Transportation - $4 million • PILOT: Colleges and Hospitals - $115.4 million statewide
statewide (no change from FY2008-09). ($7 million reduction from FY2008-09).

• Public School Transportation - $48 million statewide • PILOT: State-Owned Property – $ 73.5 million statewide
(no change from FY2008-09). ($6.5 million reduction from FY2008-09).

• Town Aid Roads – $27 million statewide ($3 million


statewide reduction from FY2008-09).
###
If you have any questions, please call Barbara Rua, Gian-Carl Casa, or Jim Finley of CCM at (203) 498-3000.
April 2, 2009

PLEASE DELIVER IMMEDIATELY TO MAYOR, FIRST SELECTMAN,


CITY/TOWN MANAGER & FINANCE DIRECTOR

Appropriations Committee’s Proposed Budget Impact on:


Sherman
Today, April 2, 2009, the Appropriations Committee released a proposed budget for FY 2009-10 and FY 2010-11.
Below please find a summary of the major statewide changes.
Change: Change:
Appropriations Appropriations
Proposal Proposal (FY2009-
Governor’s Appropriations (FY2009-10) over 10) over Governor's
Current Year Proposal Proposal (FY2009- Current Year Proposal (FY2009-
Grant: (FY2008-09) (FY2009-10) 10) (FY2008-09) 10)
($) ($) ($) ($) ($)

DECD Tax
Abatement $1.7 million $0 $1.7 million No change. $1.7 million
DECD Payment in
Lieu of Taxes $2.2 million $0 $2.2 million No change. $2.2 million

Magnet Schools $121.5 million $135 million $154.3 million $32.8 million $19.3 million
Pequot-Mohegan
Grant $93 million $86.3 million $61.8 million $-31.2 million $-24.5 million
PILOT: Colleges &
Hospitals $122.4 million $115.4 million $115.4 million $-7 million No change.
PILOT: State
Owned Property $80 million $73 million $73.5 million $-6.5 million $.5 million
Priority School
Districts $124.1 million $116.7 million $117.7 million $-6.4 million $1 million
Town Aid Road
Grant $30 million $22 million $27 million $-3 million $5 million

The Appropriations Committee has proposed level-funding the following programs: Education Cost Sharing,
Special Education, School Transportation, and Adult Education.

LoCIP is expected to remain funded at $30 million, but the entire state bonding package has not yet been finalized
by the Finance, Revenue and Bonding committee. The Appropriations and Finance Committee leadership have
discussed regional incentive programs similar to the $50 million bond funding proposal by Governor Rell, and are
supporting other efforts to promote regional revenue sharing. However, the Finance Committee has not yet acted
on those proposals.
At first glance it appears this proposal increases education funding by $21.3 million over the Governor’s
proposed budget, but decreases non-education aid by $15 million compared to the Governor’s proposed
budget.

Please note that grants to individual towns and cities may vary due to changes in grant formula elements.

Below is CCM’s preliminary analysis of the impacts on Sherman under this plan for certain key grant programs.
Change: Appropriations
Current Governor’s Appropriations Change: Appropriations Proposal (FY2009-10) over
Year Proposal Proposal Proposal (FY2009-10) over Governor's Proposal
Grant: (FY2008-09) (FY2009-10) (FY2009-10) Current Year (FY2008-09) (FY2009-10)
($) ($) ($) ($) (%) ($) (%)
Education      
Adult Education $ 273 $ 273 $ 273 $ 0 0.0% $ 0 0.0%
ECS Grant $244,327 $244,327 $244,327 $ 0 0.0% $ 0 0.0%
Non-public School
Transportation $ 0 $ 0 $ 0 $ 0 n/a $ 0 n/a
Public School
Transportation $8,367 $8,345 $8,345 $- 22 - 0.3% $ 0 0.0%
Sub-Total:
Education $252,967 $252,945 $252,945 $- 22 0.0% $ 0 0.0%
Non-Education
Local Capital
Improvement $28,211 $28,205 $28,205 $- 6 0.0% $ 0 0.0%
Pequot-Mohegan
Grant $22,330 $12,766 $9,144 $-13,186 -59.0% $-3,622 -28.4%
PILOT: Colleges &
Hospitals $ 0 $ 0 $ 0 $ 0 n/a $ 0 n/a
PILOT: State-owned
Property $ 25 $ 22 $ 22 $- 3 -12.0% $ 0 0.0%
Town Aid Road
Grant $104,424 $76,577 $93,983 $-10,441 -10.0% $17,406 22.7%
Sub-Total: Non-
Education $154,990 $117,570 $131,354 $-23,636 -15.2% $13,784 11.7%

Total: Education & $407,957 $370,515 $384,299 $-23,658 - 5.8% $13,784 3.7%
Non-Education
*Some grants are not listed because town-by-town amounts are not currently available. Many of these grants will be featured in an upcoming CCM report.

Notes to Individual Grants for FY2009-10:


• Adult Education – $20.6 million statewide (no change • LoCIP – $30 million statewide (no change from FY2008-
from FY2008-09). 09, but state bonding package has not been finalized).
• ECS –$1.9 billion statewide (no change from FY2008- • Pequot/Mohegan - $61.8 million statewide ($31.2 million
09). reduction from FY2008-09).

• Non-Public School Transportation - $4 million • PILOT: Colleges and Hospitals - $115.4 million statewide
statewide (no change from FY2008-09). ($7 million reduction from FY2008-09).

• Public School Transportation - $48 million statewide • PILOT: State-Owned Property – $ 73.5 million statewide
(no change from FY2008-09). ($6.5 million reduction from FY2008-09).

• Town Aid Roads – $27 million statewide ($3 million


statewide reduction from FY2008-09).
###
If you have any questions, please call Barbara Rua, Gian-Carl Casa, or Jim Finley of CCM at (203) 498-3000.
April 2, 2009

PLEASE DELIVER IMMEDIATELY TO MAYOR, FIRST SELECTMAN,


CITY/TOWN MANAGER & FINANCE DIRECTOR

Appropriations Committee’s Proposed Budget Impact on:


Simsbury
Today, April 2, 2009, the Appropriations Committee released a proposed budget for FY 2009-10 and FY 2010-11.
Below please find a summary of the major statewide changes.
Change: Change:
Appropriations Appropriations
Proposal Proposal (FY2009-
Governor’s Appropriations (FY2009-10) over 10) over Governor's
Current Year Proposal Proposal (FY2009- Current Year Proposal (FY2009-
Grant: (FY2008-09) (FY2009-10) 10) (FY2008-09) 10)
($) ($) ($) ($) ($)

DECD Tax
Abatement $1.7 million $0 $1.7 million No change. $1.7 million
DECD Payment in
Lieu of Taxes $2.2 million $0 $2.2 million No change. $2.2 million

Magnet Schools $121.5 million $135 million $154.3 million $32.8 million $19.3 million
Pequot-Mohegan
Grant $93 million $86.3 million $61.8 million $-31.2 million $-24.5 million
PILOT: Colleges &
Hospitals $122.4 million $115.4 million $115.4 million $-7 million No change.
PILOT: State
Owned Property $80 million $73 million $73.5 million $-6.5 million $.5 million
Priority School
Districts $124.1 million $116.7 million $117.7 million $-6.4 million $1 million
Town Aid Road
Grant $30 million $22 million $27 million $-3 million $5 million

The Appropriations Committee has proposed level-funding the following programs: Education Cost Sharing,
Special Education, School Transportation, and Adult Education.

LoCIP is expected to remain funded at $30 million, but the entire state bonding package has not yet been finalized
by the Finance, Revenue and Bonding committee. The Appropriations and Finance Committee leadership have
discussed regional incentive programs similar to the $50 million bond funding proposal by Governor Rell, and are
supporting other efforts to promote regional revenue sharing. However, the Finance Committee has not yet acted
on those proposals.
At first glance it appears this proposal increases education funding by $21.3 million over the Governor’s
proposed budget, but decreases non-education aid by $15 million compared to the Governor’s proposed
budget.

Please note that grants to individual towns and cities may vary due to changes in grant formula elements.

Below is CCM’s preliminary analysis of the impacts on Simsbury under this plan for certain key grant programs.
Change: Appropriations
Current Governor’s Appropriations Change: Appropriations Proposal (FY2009-10) over
Year Proposal Proposal Proposal (FY2009-10) over Governor's Proposal
Grant: (FY2008-09) (FY2009-10) (FY2009-10) Current Year (FY2008-09) (FY2009-10)
($) ($) ($) ($) (%) ($) (%)
Education      
Adult Education $8,146 $8,525 $8,525 $ 379 4.7% $ 0 0.0%
ECS Grant $5,367,517 $5,367,517 $5,367,517 $ 0 0.0% $ 0 0.0%
Non-public School
Transportation $15,281 $16,489 $16,489 $1,208 7.9% $ 0 0.0%
Public School
Transportation $110,469 $118,100 $118,100 $7,631 6.9% $ 0 0.0%
Sub-Total:
Education $5,501,413 $5,510,631 $5,510,631 $9,218 0.2% $ 0 0.0%
Non-Education
Local Capital
Improvement $161,445 $161,341 $161,341 $- 104 - 0.1% $ 0 0.0%
Pequot-Mohegan
Grant $64,149 $46,137 $33,048 $-31,101 -48.5% $-13,089 -28.4%
PILOT: Colleges &
Hospitals $ 0 $ 0 $ 0 $ 0 n/a $ 0 n/a
PILOT: State-owned
Property $86,586 $124,388 $124,388 $37,802 43.7% $ 0 0.0%
Town Aid Road
Grant $183,060 $134,244 $164,758 $-18,302 -10.0% $30,514 22.7%
Sub-Total: Non-
Education $495,240 $466,110 $483,535 $-11,705 - 2.4% $17,425 3.7%

Total: Education & $5,996,653 $5,976,741 $5,994,166 $-2,487 0.0% $17,425 0.3%
Non-Education
*Some grants are not listed because town-by-town amounts are not currently available. Many of these grants will be featured in an upcoming CCM report.

Notes to Individual Grants for FY2009-10:


• Adult Education – $20.6 million statewide (no change • LoCIP – $30 million statewide (no change from FY2008-
from FY2008-09). 09, but state bonding package has not been finalized).
• ECS –$1.9 billion statewide (no change from FY2008- • Pequot/Mohegan - $61.8 million statewide ($31.2 million
09). reduction from FY2008-09).

• Non-Public School Transportation - $4 million • PILOT: Colleges and Hospitals - $115.4 million statewide
statewide (no change from FY2008-09). ($7 million reduction from FY2008-09).

• Public School Transportation - $48 million statewide • PILOT: State-Owned Property – $ 73.5 million statewide
(no change from FY2008-09). ($6.5 million reduction from FY2008-09).

• Town Aid Roads – $27 million statewide ($3 million


statewide reduction from FY2008-09).
###
If you have any questions, please call Barbara Rua, Gian-Carl Casa, or Jim Finley of CCM at (203) 498-3000.
April 2, 2009

PLEASE DELIVER IMMEDIATELY TO MAYOR, FIRST SELECTMAN,


CITY/TOWN MANAGER & FINANCE DIRECTOR

Appropriations Committee’s Proposed Budget Impact on:


Somers
Today, April 2, 2009, the Appropriations Committee released a proposed budget for FY 2009-10 and FY 2010-11.
Below please find a summary of the major statewide changes.
Change: Change:
Appropriations Appropriations
Proposal Proposal (FY2009-
Governor’s Appropriations (FY2009-10) over 10) over Governor's
Current Year Proposal Proposal (FY2009- Current Year Proposal (FY2009-
Grant: (FY2008-09) (FY2009-10) 10) (FY2008-09) 10)
($) ($) ($) ($) ($)

DECD Tax
Abatement $1.7 million $0 $1.7 million No change. $1.7 million
DECD Payment in
Lieu of Taxes $2.2 million $0 $2.2 million No change. $2.2 million

Magnet Schools $121.5 million $135 million $154.3 million $32.8 million $19.3 million
Pequot-Mohegan
Grant $93 million $86.3 million $61.8 million $-31.2 million $-24.5 million
PILOT: Colleges &
Hospitals $122.4 million $115.4 million $115.4 million $-7 million No change.
PILOT: State
Owned Property $80 million $73 million $73.5 million $-6.5 million $.5 million
Priority School
Districts $124.1 million $116.7 million $117.7 million $-6.4 million $1 million
Town Aid Road
Grant $30 million $22 million $27 million $-3 million $5 million

The Appropriations Committee has proposed level-funding the following programs: Education Cost Sharing,
Special Education, School Transportation, and Adult Education.

LoCIP is expected to remain funded at $30 million, but the entire state bonding package has not yet been finalized
by the Finance, Revenue and Bonding committee. The Appropriations and Finance Committee leadership have
discussed regional incentive programs similar to the $50 million bond funding proposal by Governor Rell, and are
supporting other efforts to promote regional revenue sharing. However, the Finance Committee has not yet acted
on those proposals.
At first glance it appears this proposal increases education funding by $21.3 million over the Governor’s
proposed budget, but decreases non-education aid by $15 million compared to the Governor’s proposed
budget.

Please note that grants to individual towns and cities may vary due to changes in grant formula elements.

Below is CCM’s preliminary analysis of the impacts on Somers under this plan for certain key grant programs.
Change: Appropriations
Current Governor’s Appropriations Change: Appropriations Proposal (FY2009-10) over
Year Proposal Proposal Proposal (FY2009-10) over Governor's Proposal
Grant: (FY2008-09) (FY2009-10) (FY2009-10) Current Year (FY2008-09) (FY2009-10)
($) ($) ($) ($) (%) ($) (%)
Education      
Adult Education $10,699 $10,549 $10,549 $- 150 - 1.4% $ 0 0.0%
ECS Grant $5,918,636 $5,918,636 $5,918,636 $ 0 0.0% $ 0 0.0%
Non-public School
Transportation $ 0 $ 0 $ 0 $ 0 n/a $ 0 n/a
Public School
Transportation $183,952 $180,453 $180,453 $-3,499 - 1.9% $ 0 0.0%
Sub-Total:
Education $6,113,287 $6,109,638 $6,109,638 $-3,649 - 0.1% $ 0 0.0%
Non-Education
Local Capital
Improvement $91,992 $91,964 $91,964 $- 28 0.0% $ 0 0.0%
Pequot-Mohegan
Grant $2,178,099 $1,645,342 $1,178,558 $-999,541 -45.9% $-466,784 -28.4%
PILOT: Colleges &
Hospitals $ 0 $ 0 $ 0 $ 0 n/a $ 0 n/a
PILOT: State-owned
Property $1,766,165 $1,489,422 $1,489,422 $-276,743 -15.7% $ 0 0.0%
Town Aid Road
Grant $136,002 $99,735 $122,405 $-13,597 -10.0% $22,670 22.7%
Sub-Total: Non-
Education $4,172,258 $3,326,463 $2,882,349 $-1,289,909 -30.9% $-444,114 -13.4%

Total: Education & $10,285,545 $9,436,101 $8,991,987 $-1,293,558 -12.6% $-444,114 - 4.7%
Non-Education
*Some grants are not listed because town-by-town amounts are not currently available. Many of these grants will be featured in an upcoming CCM report.

Notes to Individual Grants for FY2009-10:


• Adult Education – $20.6 million statewide (no change • LoCIP – $30 million statewide (no change from FY2008-
from FY2008-09). 09, but state bonding package has not been finalized).
• ECS –$1.9 billion statewide (no change from FY2008- • Pequot/Mohegan - $61.8 million statewide ($31.2 million
09). reduction from FY2008-09).

• Non-Public School Transportation - $4 million • PILOT: Colleges and Hospitals - $115.4 million statewide
statewide (no change from FY2008-09). ($7 million reduction from FY2008-09).

• Public School Transportation - $48 million statewide • PILOT: State-Owned Property – $ 73.5 million statewide
(no change from FY2008-09). ($6.5 million reduction from FY2008-09).

• Town Aid Roads – $27 million statewide ($3 million


statewide reduction from FY2008-09).
###
If you have any questions, please call Barbara Rua, Gian-Carl Casa, or Jim Finley of CCM at (203) 498-3000.
April 2, 2009

PLEASE DELIVER IMMEDIATELY TO MAYOR, FIRST SELECTMAN,


CITY/TOWN MANAGER & FINANCE DIRECTOR

Appropriations Committee’s Proposed Budget Impact on:


Southbury
Today, April 2, 2009, the Appropriations Committee released a proposed budget for FY 2009-10 and FY 2010-11.
Below please find a summary of the major statewide changes.
Change: Change:
Appropriations Appropriations
Proposal Proposal (FY2009-
Governor’s Appropriations (FY2009-10) over 10) over Governor's
Current Year Proposal Proposal (FY2009- Current Year Proposal (FY2009-
Grant: (FY2008-09) (FY2009-10) 10) (FY2008-09) 10)
($) ($) ($) ($) ($)

DECD Tax
Abatement $1.7 million $0 $1.7 million No change. $1.7 million
DECD Payment in
Lieu of Taxes $2.2 million $0 $2.2 million No change. $2.2 million

Magnet Schools $121.5 million $135 million $154.3 million $32.8 million $19.3 million
Pequot-Mohegan
Grant $93 million $86.3 million $61.8 million $-31.2 million $-24.5 million
PILOT: Colleges &
Hospitals $122.4 million $115.4 million $115.4 million $-7 million No change.
PILOT: State
Owned Property $80 million $73 million $73.5 million $-6.5 million $.5 million
Priority School
Districts $124.1 million $116.7 million $117.7 million $-6.4 million $1 million
Town Aid Road
Grant $30 million $22 million $27 million $-3 million $5 million

The Appropriations Committee has proposed level-funding the following programs: Education Cost Sharing,
Special Education, School Transportation, and Adult Education.

LoCIP is expected to remain funded at $30 million, but the entire state bonding package has not yet been finalized
by the Finance, Revenue and Bonding committee. The Appropriations and Finance Committee leadership have
discussed regional incentive programs similar to the $50 million bond funding proposal by Governor Rell, and are
supporting other efforts to promote regional revenue sharing. However, the Finance Committee has not yet acted
on those proposals.
At first glance it appears this proposal increases education funding by $21.3 million over the Governor’s
proposed budget, but decreases non-education aid by $15 million compared to the Governor’s proposed
budget.

Please note that grants to individual towns and cities may vary due to changes in grant formula elements.

Below is CCM’s preliminary analysis of the impacts on Southbury under this plan for certain key grant
programs.
Change: Appropriations
Current Governor’s Appropriations Change: Appropriations Proposal (FY2009-10) over
Year Proposal Proposal Proposal (FY2009-10) over Governor's Proposal
Grant: (FY2008-09) (FY2009-10) (FY2009-10) Current Year (FY2008-09) (FY2009-10)
($) ($) ($) ($) (%) ($) (%)
Education      
Adult Education $ 0 $ 0 $ 0 $ 0 n/a $ 0 n/a
ECS Grant $2,422,233 $2,422,233 $2,422,233 $ 0 0.0% $ 0 0.0%
Non-public School
Transportation $ 0 $ 0 $ 0 $ 0 n/a $ 0 n/a
Public School
Transportation $ 0 $ 0 $ 0 $ 0 n/a $ 0 n/a
Sub-Total:
Education $2,422,233 $2,422,233 $2,422,233 $ 0 0.0% $ 0 0.0%
Non-Education
Local Capital
Improvement $130,749 $130,686 $130,686 $- 63 0.0% $ 0 0.0%
Pequot-Mohegan
Grant $66,627 $50,409 $36,108 $-30,519 -45.8% $-14,301 -28.4%
PILOT: Colleges &
Hospitals $ 0 $ 0 $ 0 $ 0 n/a $ 0 n/a
PILOT: State-owned
Property $395,815 $335,702 $335,702 $-60,113 -15.2% $ 0 0.0%
Town Aid Road
Grant $194,877 $142,910 $175,393 $-19,484 -10.0% $32,483 22.7%
Sub-Total: Non-
Education $788,068 $659,707 $677,889 $-110,179 -14.0% $18,182 2.8%

Total: Education & $3,210,301 $3,081,940 $3,100,122 $-110,179 - 3.4% $18,182 0.6%
Non-Education
*Some grants are not listed because town-by-town amounts are not currently available. Many of these grants will be featured in an upcoming CCM report.

Notes to Individual Grants for FY2009-10:


• Adult Education – $20.6 million statewide (no change • LoCIP – $30 million statewide (no change from FY2008-
from FY2008-09). 09, but state bonding package has not been finalized).
• ECS –$1.9 billion statewide (no change from FY2008- • Pequot/Mohegan - $61.8 million statewide ($31.2 million
09). reduction from FY2008-09).

• Non-Public School Transportation - $4 million • PILOT: Colleges and Hospitals - $115.4 million statewide
statewide (no change from FY2008-09). ($7 million reduction from FY2008-09).

• Public School Transportation - $48 million statewide • PILOT: State-Owned Property – $ 73.5 million statewide
(no change from FY2008-09). ($6.5 million reduction from FY2008-09).

• Town Aid Roads – $27 million statewide ($3 million


statewide reduction from FY2008-09).
###
If you have any questions, please call Barbara Rua, Gian-Carl Casa, or Jim Finley of CCM at (203) 498-3000.
April 2, 2009

PLEASE DELIVER IMMEDIATELY TO MAYOR, FIRST SELECTMAN,


CITY/TOWN MANAGER & FINANCE DIRECTOR

Appropriations Committee’s Proposed Budget Impact on:


Southington
Today, April 2, 2009, the Appropriations Committee released a proposed budget for FY 2009-10 and FY 2010-11.
Below please find a summary of the major statewide changes.
Change: Change:
Appropriations Appropriations
Proposal Proposal (FY2009-
Governor’s Appropriations (FY2009-10) over 10) over Governor's
Current Year Proposal Proposal (FY2009- Current Year Proposal (FY2009-
Grant: (FY2008-09) (FY2009-10) 10) (FY2008-09) 10)
($) ($) ($) ($) ($)

DECD Tax
Abatement $1.7 million $0 $1.7 million No change. $1.7 million
DECD Payment in
Lieu of Taxes $2.2 million $0 $2.2 million No change. $2.2 million

Magnet Schools $121.5 million $135 million $154.3 million $32.8 million $19.3 million
Pequot-Mohegan
Grant $93 million $86.3 million $61.8 million $-31.2 million $-24.5 million
PILOT: Colleges &
Hospitals $122.4 million $115.4 million $115.4 million $-7 million No change.
PILOT: State
Owned Property $80 million $73 million $73.5 million $-6.5 million $.5 million
Priority School
Districts $124.1 million $116.7 million $117.7 million $-6.4 million $1 million
Town Aid Road
Grant $30 million $22 million $27 million $-3 million $5 million

The Appropriations Committee has proposed level-funding the following programs: Education Cost Sharing,
Special Education, School Transportation, and Adult Education.

LoCIP is expected to remain funded at $30 million, but the entire state bonding package has not yet been finalized
by the Finance, Revenue and Bonding committee. The Appropriations and Finance Committee leadership have
discussed regional incentive programs similar to the $50 million bond funding proposal by Governor Rell, and are
supporting other efforts to promote regional revenue sharing. However, the Finance Committee has not yet acted
on those proposals.
At first glance it appears this proposal increases education funding by $21.3 million over the Governor’s
proposed budget, but decreases non-education aid by $15 million compared to the Governor’s proposed
budget.

Please note that grants to individual towns and cities may vary due to changes in grant formula elements.

Below is CCM’s preliminary analysis of the impacts on Southington under this plan for certain key grant
programs.
Change: Appropriations
Current Governor’s Appropriations Change: Appropriations Proposal (FY2009-10) over
Year Proposal Proposal Proposal (FY2009-10) over Governor's Proposal
Grant: (FY2008-09) (FY2009-10) (FY2009-10) Current Year (FY2008-09) (FY2009-10)
($) ($) ($) ($) (%) ($) (%)
Education      
Adult Education $16,652 $17,854 $17,854 $1,202 7.2% $ 0 0.0%
ECS Grant $19,839,108 $19,839,108 $19,839,108 $ 0 0.0% $ 0 0.0%
Non-public School
Transportation $47,997 $52,405 $52,405 $4,408 9.2% $ 0 0.0%
Public School
Transportation $311,630 $337,118 $337,118 $25,488 8.2% $ 0 0.0%
Sub-Total:
Education $20,215,387 $20,246,485 $20,246,485 $31,098 0.2% $ 0 0.0%
Non-Education
Local Capital
Improvement $296,540 $296,227 $296,227 $- 313 - 0.1% $ 0 0.0%
Pequot-Mohegan
Grant $289,268 $209,778 $150,264 $-139,004 -48.1% $-59,514 -28.4%
PILOT: Colleges &
Hospitals $185,023 $157,779 $157,779 $-27,244 -14.7% $ 0 0.0%
PILOT: State-owned
Property $45,368 $28,608 $28,608 $-16,760 -36.9% $ 0 0.0%
Town Aid Road
Grant $261,939 $192,089 $235,751 $-26,188 -10.0% $43,662 22.7%
Sub-Total: Non-
Education $1,078,138 $884,481 $868,629 $-209,509 -19.4% $-15,852 - 1.8%

Total: Education & $21,293,525 $21,130,966 $21,115,114 $-178,411 - 0.8% $-15,852 - 0.1%
Non-Education
*Some grants are not listed because town-by-town amounts are not currently available. Many of these grants will be featured in an upcoming CCM report.

Notes to Individual Grants for FY2009-10:


• Adult Education – $20.6 million statewide (no change • LoCIP – $30 million statewide (no change from FY2008-
from FY2008-09). 09, but state bonding package has not been finalized).
• ECS –$1.9 billion statewide (no change from FY2008- • Pequot/Mohegan - $61.8 million statewide ($31.2 million
09). reduction from FY2008-09).

• Non-Public School Transportation - $4 million • PILOT: Colleges and Hospitals - $115.4 million statewide
statewide (no change from FY2008-09). ($7 million reduction from FY2008-09).

• Public School Transportation - $48 million statewide • PILOT: State-Owned Property – $ 73.5 million statewide
(no change from FY2008-09). ($6.5 million reduction from FY2008-09).

• Town Aid Roads – $27 million statewide ($3 million


statewide reduction from FY2008-09).
###
If you have any questions, please call Barbara Rua, Gian-Carl Casa, or Jim Finley of CCM at (203) 498-3000.
April 2, 2009

PLEASE DELIVER IMMEDIATELY TO MAYOR, FIRST SELECTMAN,


CITY/TOWN MANAGER & FINANCE DIRECTOR

Appropriations Committee’s Proposed Budget Impact on:


South Windsor
Today, April 2, 2009, the Appropriations Committee released a proposed budget for FY 2009-10 and FY 2010-11.
Below please find a summary of the major statewide changes.
Change: Change:
Appropriations Appropriations
Proposal Proposal (FY2009-
Governor’s Appropriations (FY2009-10) over 10) over Governor's
Current Year Proposal Proposal (FY2009- Current Year Proposal (FY2009-
Grant: (FY2008-09) (FY2009-10) 10) (FY2008-09) 10)
($) ($) ($) ($) ($)

DECD Tax
Abatement $1.7 million $0 $1.7 million No change. $1.7 million
DECD Payment in
Lieu of Taxes $2.2 million $0 $2.2 million No change. $2.2 million

Magnet Schools $121.5 million $135 million $154.3 million $32.8 million $19.3 million
Pequot-Mohegan
Grant $93 million $86.3 million $61.8 million $-31.2 million $-24.5 million
PILOT: Colleges &
Hospitals $122.4 million $115.4 million $115.4 million $-7 million No change.
PILOT: State
Owned Property $80 million $73 million $73.5 million $-6.5 million $.5 million
Priority School
Districts $124.1 million $116.7 million $117.7 million $-6.4 million $1 million
Town Aid Road
Grant $30 million $22 million $27 million $-3 million $5 million

The Appropriations Committee has proposed level-funding the following programs: Education Cost Sharing,
Special Education, School Transportation, and Adult Education.

LoCIP is expected to remain funded at $30 million, but the entire state bonding package has not yet been finalized
by the Finance, Revenue and Bonding committee. The Appropriations and Finance Committee leadership have
discussed regional incentive programs similar to the $50 million bond funding proposal by Governor Rell, and are
supporting other efforts to promote regional revenue sharing. However, the Finance Committee has not yet acted
on those proposals.
At first glance it appears this proposal increases education funding by $21.3 million over the Governor’s
proposed budget, but decreases non-education aid by $15 million compared to the Governor’s proposed
budget.

Please note that grants to individual towns and cities may vary due to changes in grant formula elements.

Below is CCM’s preliminary analysis of the impacts on South Windsor under this plan for certain key grant
programs.
Change: Appropriations
Current Governor’s Appropriations Change: Appropriations Proposal (FY2009-10) over
Year Proposal Proposal Proposal (FY2009-10) over Governor's Proposal
Grant: (FY2008-09) (FY2009-10) (FY2009-10) Current Year (FY2008-09) (FY2009-10)
($) ($) ($) ($) (%) ($) (%)
Education      
Adult Education $11,777 $10,879 $10,879 $- 898 - 7.6% $ 0 0.0%
ECS Grant $12,858,826 $12,858,826 $12,858,826 $ 0 0.0% $ 0 0.0%
Non-public School
Transportation $ 0 $ 0 $ 0 $ 0 n/a $ 0 n/a
Public School
Transportation $342,828 $308,954 $308,954 $-33,874 - 9.9% $ 0 0.0%
Sub-Total:
Education $13,213,431 $13,178,659 $13,178,659 $-34,772 - 0.3% $ 0 0.0%
Non-Education
Local Capital
Improvement $173,112 $172,960 $172,960 $- 152 - 0.1% $ 0 0.0%
Pequot-Mohegan
Grant $113,128 $81,265 $58,210 $-54,918 -48.5% $-23,055 -28.4%
PILOT: Colleges &
Hospitals $ 0 $ 0 $ 0 $ 0 n/a $ 0 n/a
PILOT: State-owned
Property $12,150 $11,523 $11,523 $- 627 - 5.2% $ 0 0.0%
Town Aid Road
Grant $193,368 $141,803 $174,035 $-19,333 -10.0% $32,232 22.7%
Sub-Total: Non-
Education $491,758 $407,551 $416,728 $-75,030 -15.3% $9,177 2.3%

Total: Education & $13,705,189 $13,586,210 $13,595,387 $-109,802 - 0.8% $9,177 0.1%
Non-Education
*Some grants are not listed because town-by-town amounts are not currently available. Many of these grants will be featured in an upcoming CCM report.

Notes to Individual Grants for FY2009-10:


• Adult Education – $20.6 million statewide (no change • LoCIP – $30 million statewide (no change from FY2008-
from FY2008-09). 09, but state bonding package has not been finalized).
• ECS –$1.9 billion statewide (no change from FY2008- • Pequot/Mohegan - $61.8 million statewide ($31.2 million
09). reduction from FY2008-09).

• Non-Public School Transportation - $4 million • PILOT: Colleges and Hospitals - $115.4 million statewide
statewide (no change from FY2008-09). ($7 million reduction from FY2008-09).

• Public School Transportation - $48 million statewide • PILOT: State-Owned Property – $ 73.5 million statewide
(no change from FY2008-09). ($6.5 million reduction from FY2008-09).

• Town Aid Roads – $27 million statewide ($3 million


statewide reduction from FY2008-09).
###
If you have any questions, please call Barbara Rua, Gian-Carl Casa, or Jim Finley of CCM at (203) 498-3000.
April 2, 2009

PLEASE DELIVER IMMEDIATELY TO MAYOR, FIRST SELECTMAN,


CITY/TOWN MANAGER & FINANCE DIRECTOR

Appropriations Committee’s Proposed Budget Impact on:


Sprague
Today, April 2, 2009, the Appropriations Committee released a proposed budget for FY 2009-10 and FY 2010-11.
Below please find a summary of the major statewide changes.
Change: Change:
Appropriations Appropriations
Proposal Proposal (FY2009-
Governor’s Appropriations (FY2009-10) over 10) over Governor's
Current Year Proposal Proposal (FY2009- Current Year Proposal (FY2009-
Grant: (FY2008-09) (FY2009-10) 10) (FY2008-09) 10)
($) ($) ($) ($) ($)

DECD Tax
Abatement $1.7 million $0 $1.7 million No change. $1.7 million
DECD Payment in
Lieu of Taxes $2.2 million $0 $2.2 million No change. $2.2 million

Magnet Schools $121.5 million $135 million $154.3 million $32.8 million $19.3 million
Pequot-Mohegan
Grant $93 million $86.3 million $61.8 million $-31.2 million $-24.5 million
PILOT: Colleges &
Hospitals $122.4 million $115.4 million $115.4 million $-7 million No change.
PILOT: State
Owned Property $80 million $73 million $73.5 million $-6.5 million $.5 million
Priority School
Districts $124.1 million $116.7 million $117.7 million $-6.4 million $1 million
Town Aid Road
Grant $30 million $22 million $27 million $-3 million $5 million

The Appropriations Committee has proposed level-funding the following programs: Education Cost Sharing,
Special Education, School Transportation, and Adult Education.

LoCIP is expected to remain funded at $30 million, but the entire state bonding package has not yet been finalized
by the Finance, Revenue and Bonding committee. The Appropriations and Finance Committee leadership have
discussed regional incentive programs similar to the $50 million bond funding proposal by Governor Rell, and are
supporting other efforts to promote regional revenue sharing. However, the Finance Committee has not yet acted
on those proposals.
At first glance it appears this proposal increases education funding by $21.3 million over the Governor’s
proposed budget, but decreases non-education aid by $15 million compared to the Governor’s proposed
budget.

Please note that grants to individual towns and cities may vary due to changes in grant formula elements.

Below is CCM’s preliminary analysis of the impacts on Sprague under this plan for certain key grant programs.
Change: Appropriations
Current Governor’s Appropriations Change: Appropriations Proposal (FY2009-10) over
Year Proposal Proposal Proposal (FY2009-10) over Governor's Proposal
Grant: (FY2008-09) (FY2009-10) (FY2009-10) Current Year (FY2008-09) (FY2009-10)
($) ($) ($) ($) (%) ($) (%)
Education      
Adult Education $14,417 $13,281 $13,281 $-1,136 - 7.9% $ 0 0.0%
ECS Grant $2,600,651 $2,600,651 $2,600,651 $ 0 0.0% $ 0 0.0%
Non-public School
Transportation $7,215 $6,601 $6,601 $- 614 - 8.5% $ 0 0.0%
Public School
Transportation $139,573 $126,888 $126,888 $-12,685 - 9.1% $ 0 0.0%
Sub-Total:
Education $2,761,856 $2,747,421 $2,747,421 $-14,435 - 0.5% $ 0 0.0%
Non-Education
Local Capital
Improvement $26,645 $26,640 $26,640 $- 5 0.0% $ 0 0.0%
Pequot-Mohegan
Grant $59,980 $40,196 $28,792 $-31,188 -52.0% $-11,404 -28.4%
PILOT: Colleges &
Hospitals $ 0 $ 0 $ 0 $ 0 n/a $ 0 n/a
PILOT: State-owned
Property $16,762 $13,776 $13,776 $-2,986 -17.8% $ 0 0.0%
Town Aid Road
Grant $76,492 $56,094 $68,844 $-7,648 -10.0% $12,750 22.7%
Sub-Total: Non-
Education $179,879 $136,706 $138,053 $-41,826 -23.3% $1,347 1.0%

Total: Education & $2,941,735 $2,884,127 $2,885,474 $-56,261 - 1.9% $1,347 0.0%
Non-Education
*Some grants are not listed because town-by-town amounts are not currently available. Many of these grants will be featured in an upcoming CCM report.

Notes to Individual Grants for FY2009-10:


• Adult Education – $20.6 million statewide (no change • LoCIP – $30 million statewide (no change from FY2008-
from FY2008-09). 09, but state bonding package has not been finalized).
• ECS –$1.9 billion statewide (no change from FY2008- • Pequot/Mohegan - $61.8 million statewide ($31.2 million
09). reduction from FY2008-09).

• Non-Public School Transportation - $4 million • PILOT: Colleges and Hospitals - $115.4 million statewide
statewide (no change from FY2008-09). ($7 million reduction from FY2008-09).

• Public School Transportation - $48 million statewide • PILOT: State-Owned Property – $ 73.5 million statewide
(no change from FY2008-09). ($6.5 million reduction from FY2008-09).

• Town Aid Roads – $27 million statewide ($3 million


statewide reduction from FY2008-09).
###
If you have any questions, please call Barbara Rua, Gian-Carl Casa, or Jim Finley of CCM at (203) 498-3000.
April 2, 2009

PLEASE DELIVER IMMEDIATELY TO MAYOR, FIRST SELECTMAN,


CITY/TOWN MANAGER & FINANCE DIRECTOR

Appropriations Committee’s Proposed Budget Impact on:


Stafford
Today, April 2, 2009, the Appropriations Committee released a proposed budget for FY 2009-10 and FY 2010-11.
Below please find a summary of the major statewide changes.
Change: Change:
Appropriations Appropriations
Proposal Proposal (FY2009-
Governor’s Appropriations (FY2009-10) over 10) over Governor's
Current Year Proposal Proposal (FY2009- Current Year Proposal (FY2009-
Grant: (FY2008-09) (FY2009-10) 10) (FY2008-09) 10)
($) ($) ($) ($) ($)

DECD Tax
Abatement $1.7 million $0 $1.7 million No change. $1.7 million
DECD Payment in
Lieu of Taxes $2.2 million $0 $2.2 million No change. $2.2 million

Magnet Schools $121.5 million $135 million $154.3 million $32.8 million $19.3 million
Pequot-Mohegan
Grant $93 million $86.3 million $61.8 million $-31.2 million $-24.5 million
PILOT: Colleges &
Hospitals $122.4 million $115.4 million $115.4 million $-7 million No change.
PILOT: State
Owned Property $80 million $73 million $73.5 million $-6.5 million $.5 million
Priority School
Districts $124.1 million $116.7 million $117.7 million $-6.4 million $1 million
Town Aid Road
Grant $30 million $22 million $27 million $-3 million $5 million

The Appropriations Committee has proposed level-funding the following programs: Education Cost Sharing,
Special Education, School Transportation, and Adult Education.

LoCIP is expected to remain funded at $30 million, but the entire state bonding package has not yet been finalized
by the Finance, Revenue and Bonding committee. The Appropriations and Finance Committee leadership have
discussed regional incentive programs similar to the $50 million bond funding proposal by Governor Rell, and are
supporting other efforts to promote regional revenue sharing. However, the Finance Committee has not yet acted
on those proposals.
At first glance it appears this proposal increases education funding by $21.3 million over the Governor’s
proposed budget, but decreases non-education aid by $15 million compared to the Governor’s proposed
budget.

Please note that grants to individual towns and cities may vary due to changes in grant formula elements.

Below is CCM’s preliminary analysis of the impacts on Stafford under this plan for certain key grant programs.
Change: Appropriations
Current Governor’s Appropriations Change: Appropriations Proposal (FY2009-10) over
Year Proposal Proposal Proposal (FY2009-10) over Governor's Proposal
Grant: (FY2008-09) (FY2009-10) (FY2009-10) Current Year (FY2008-09) (FY2009-10)
($) ($) ($) ($) (%) ($) (%)
Education      
Adult Education $24,820 $26,910 $26,910 $2,090 8.4% $ 0 0.0%
ECS Grant $9,809,424 $9,809,424 $9,809,424 $ 0 0.0% $ 0 0.0%
Non-public School
Transportation $29,644 $32,610 $32,610 $2,966 10.0% $ 0 0.0%
Public School
Transportation $433,114 $471,847 $471,847 $38,733 8.9% $ 0 0.0%
Sub-Total:
Education $10,297,002 $10,340,791 $10,340,791 $43,789 0.4% $ 0 0.0%
Non-Education
Local Capital
Improvement $117,507 $117,489 $117,489 $- 18 0.0% $ 0 0.0%
Pequot-Mohegan
Grant $197,493 $139,282 $99,768 $-97,725 -49.5% $-39,514 -28.4%
PILOT: Colleges &
Hospitals $301,724 $256,487 $256,487 $-45,237 -15.0% $ 0 0.0%
PILOT: State-owned
Property $33,379 $31,440 $31,440 $-1,939 - 5.8% $ 0 0.0%
Town Aid Road
Grant $197,382 $144,747 $177,648 $-19,734 -10.0% $32,901 22.7%
Sub-Total: Non-
Education $847,485 $689,445 $682,832 $-164,653 -19.4% $-6,613 - 1.0%

Total: Education & $11,144,487 $11,030,236 $11,023,623 $-120,864 - 1.1% $-6,613 - 0.1%
Non-Education
*Some grants are not listed because town-by-town amounts are not currently available. Many of these grants will be featured in an upcoming CCM report.

Notes to Individual Grants for FY2009-10:


• Adult Education – $20.6 million statewide (no change • LoCIP – $30 million statewide (no change from FY2008-
from FY2008-09). 09, but state bonding package has not been finalized).
• ECS –$1.9 billion statewide (no change from FY2008- • Pequot/Mohegan - $61.8 million statewide ($31.2 million
09). reduction from FY2008-09).

• Non-Public School Transportation - $4 million • PILOT: Colleges and Hospitals - $115.4 million statewide
statewide (no change from FY2008-09). ($7 million reduction from FY2008-09).

• Public School Transportation - $48 million statewide • PILOT: State-Owned Property – $ 73.5 million statewide
(no change from FY2008-09). ($6.5 million reduction from FY2008-09).

• Town Aid Roads – $27 million statewide ($3 million


statewide reduction from FY2008-09).
###
If you have any questions, please call Barbara Rua, Gian-Carl Casa, or Jim Finley of CCM at (203) 498-3000.
April 2, 2009

PLEASE DELIVER IMMEDIATELY TO MAYOR, FIRST SELECTMAN,


CITY/TOWN MANAGER & FINANCE DIRECTOR

Appropriations Committee’s Proposed Budget Impact on:


Stamford
Today, April 2, 2009, the Appropriations Committee released a proposed budget for FY 2009-10 and FY 2010-11.
Below please find a summary of the major statewide changes.
Change: Change:
Appropriations Appropriations
Proposal Proposal (FY2009-
Governor’s Appropriations (FY2009-10) over 10) over Governor's
Current Year Proposal Proposal (FY2009- Current Year Proposal (FY2009-
Grant: (FY2008-09) (FY2009-10) 10) (FY2008-09) 10)
($) ($) ($) ($) ($)

DECD Tax
Abatement $1.7 million $0 $1.7 million No change. $1.7 million
DECD Payment in
Lieu of Taxes $2.2 million $0 $2.2 million No change. $2.2 million

Magnet Schools $121.5 million $135 million $154.3 million $32.8 million $19.3 million
Pequot-Mohegan
Grant $93 million $86.3 million $61.8 million $-31.2 million $-24.5 million
PILOT: Colleges &
Hospitals $122.4 million $115.4 million $115.4 million $-7 million No change.
PILOT: State
Owned Property $80 million $73 million $73.5 million $-6.5 million $.5 million
Priority School
Districts $124.1 million $116.7 million $117.7 million $-6.4 million $1 million
Town Aid Road
Grant $30 million $22 million $27 million $-3 million $5 million

The Appropriations Committee has proposed level-funding the following programs: Education Cost Sharing,
Special Education, School Transportation, and Adult Education.

LoCIP is expected to remain funded at $30 million, but the entire state bonding package has not yet been finalized
by the Finance, Revenue and Bonding committee. The Appropriations and Finance Committee leadership have
discussed regional incentive programs similar to the $50 million bond funding proposal by Governor Rell, and are
supporting other efforts to promote regional revenue sharing. However, the Finance Committee has not yet acted
on those proposals.
At first glance it appears this proposal increases education funding by $21.3 million over the Governor’s
proposed budget, but decreases non-education aid by $15 million compared to the Governor’s proposed
budget.

Please note that grants to individual towns and cities may vary due to changes in grant formula elements.

Below is CCM’s preliminary analysis of the impacts on Stamford under this plan for certain key grant programs.
Change: Appropriations
Current Governor’s Appropriations Change: Appropriations Proposal (FY2009-10) over
Year Proposal Proposal Proposal (FY2009-10) over Governor's Proposal
Grant: (FY2008-09) (FY2009-10) (FY2009-10) Current Year (FY2008-09) (FY2009-10)
($) ($) ($) ($) (%) ($) (%)
Education      
Adult Education $285,772 $285,972 $285,972 $ 200 0.1% $ 0 0.0%
ECS Grant $7,552,108 $7,552,108 $7,552,108 $ 0 0.0% $ 0 0.0%
Non-public School
Transportation $42,481 $31,953 $31,953 $-10,528 -24.8% $ 0 0.0%
Public School
Transportation $155,759 $121,287 $121,287 $-34,472 -22.1% $ 0 0.0%
Sub-Total:
Education $8,036,120 $7,991,320 $7,991,320 $-44,800 - 0.6% $ 0 0.0%
Non-Education
Local Capital
Improvement $788,604 $786,289 $786,289 $-2,315 - 0.3% $ 0 0.0%
Pequot-Mohegan
Grant $1,429,218 $1,320,703 $946,020 $-483,198 -33.8% $-374,683 -28.4%
PILOT: Colleges &
Hospitals $2,647,240 $2,068,803 $2,068,803 $-578,437 -21.9% $ 0 0.0%
PILOT: State-owned
Property $1,761,020 $1,380,804 $1,380,804 $-380,216 -21.6% $ 0 0.0%
Town Aid Road
Grant $590,223 $432,830 $531,212 $-59,011 -10.0% $98,382 22.7%
Sub-Total: Non-
Education $7,216,305 $5,989,429 $5,713,128 $-1,503,177 -20.8% $-276,301 - 4.6%

Total: Education & $15,252,425 $13,980,749 $13,704,448 $-1,547,977 -10.1% $-276,301 - 2.0%
Non-Education
*Some grants are not listed because town-by-town amounts are not currently available. Many of these grants will be featured in an upcoming CCM report.

Notes to Individual Grants for FY2009-10:


• Adult Education – $20.6 million statewide (no change • LoCIP – $30 million statewide (no change from FY2008-
from FY2008-09). 09, but state bonding package has not been finalized).
• ECS –$1.9 billion statewide (no change from FY2008- • Pequot/Mohegan - $61.8 million statewide ($31.2 million
09). reduction from FY2008-09).

• Non-Public School Transportation - $4 million • PILOT: Colleges and Hospitals - $115.4 million statewide
statewide (no change from FY2008-09). ($7 million reduction from FY2008-09).

• Public School Transportation - $48 million statewide • PILOT: State-Owned Property – $ 73.5 million statewide
(no change from FY2008-09). ($6.5 million reduction from FY2008-09).

• Town Aid Roads – $27 million statewide ($3 million


statewide reduction from FY2008-09).
###
If you have any questions, please call Barbara Rua, Gian-Carl Casa, or Jim Finley of CCM at (203) 498-3000.
April 2, 2009

PLEASE DELIVER IMMEDIATELY TO MAYOR, FIRST SELECTMAN,


CITY/TOWN MANAGER & FINANCE DIRECTOR

Appropriations Committee’s Proposed Budget Impact on:


Sterling
Today, April 2, 2009, the Appropriations Committee released a proposed budget for FY 2009-10 and FY 2010-11.
Below please find a summary of the major statewide changes.
Change: Change:
Appropriations Appropriations
Proposal Proposal (FY2009-
Governor’s Appropriations (FY2009-10) over 10) over Governor's
Current Year Proposal Proposal (FY2009- Current Year Proposal (FY2009-
Grant: (FY2008-09) (FY2009-10) 10) (FY2008-09) 10)
($) ($) ($) ($) ($)

DECD Tax
Abatement $1.7 million $0 $1.7 million No change. $1.7 million
DECD Payment in
Lieu of Taxes $2.2 million $0 $2.2 million No change. $2.2 million

Magnet Schools $121.5 million $135 million $154.3 million $32.8 million $19.3 million
Pequot-Mohegan
Grant $93 million $86.3 million $61.8 million $-31.2 million $-24.5 million
PILOT: Colleges &
Hospitals $122.4 million $115.4 million $115.4 million $-7 million No change.
PILOT: State
Owned Property $80 million $73 million $73.5 million $-6.5 million $.5 million
Priority School
Districts $124.1 million $116.7 million $117.7 million $-6.4 million $1 million
Town Aid Road
Grant $30 million $22 million $27 million $-3 million $5 million

The Appropriations Committee has proposed level-funding the following programs: Education Cost Sharing,
Special Education, School Transportation, and Adult Education.

LoCIP is expected to remain funded at $30 million, but the entire state bonding package has not yet been finalized
by the Finance, Revenue and Bonding committee. The Appropriations and Finance Committee leadership have
discussed regional incentive programs similar to the $50 million bond funding proposal by Governor Rell, and are
supporting other efforts to promote regional revenue sharing. However, the Finance Committee has not yet acted
on those proposals.
At first glance it appears this proposal increases education funding by $21.3 million over the Governor’s
proposed budget, but decreases non-education aid by $15 million compared to the Governor’s proposed
budget.

Please note that grants to individual towns and cities may vary due to changes in grant formula elements.

Below is CCM’s preliminary analysis of the impacts on Sterling under this plan for certain key grant programs.
Change: Appropriations
Current Governor’s Appropriations Change: Appropriations Proposal (FY2009-10) over
Year Proposal Proposal Proposal (FY2009-10) over Governor's Proposal
Grant: (FY2008-09) (FY2009-10) (FY2009-10) Current Year (FY2008-09) (FY2009-10)
($) ($) ($) ($) (%) ($) (%)
Education      
Adult Education $10,007 $10,586 $10,586 $ 579 5.8% $ 0 0.0%
ECS Grant $3,166,394 $3,166,394 $3,166,394 $ 0 0.0% $ 0 0.0%
Non-public School
Transportation $ 0 $ 0 $ 0 $ 0 n/a $ 0 n/a
Public School
Transportation $138,434 $147,006 $147,006 $8,572 6.2% $ 0 0.0%
Sub-Total:
Education $3,314,835 $3,323,986 $3,323,986 $9,151 0.3% $ 0 0.0%
Non-Education
Local Capital
Improvement $41,190 $41,186 $41,186 $- 4 0.0% $ 0 0.0%
Pequot-Mohegan
Grant $59,370 $40,920 $29,311 $-30,059 -50.6% $-11,609 -28.4%
PILOT: Colleges &
Hospitals $ 0 $ 0 $ 0 $ 0 n/a $ 0 n/a
PILOT: State-owned
Property $6,712 $7,230 $7,230 $ 518 7.7% $ 0 0.0%
Town Aid Road
Grant $97,499 $71,499 $87,751 $-9,748 -10.0% $16,252 22.7%
Sub-Total: Non-
Education $204,771 $160,835 $165,478 $-39,293 -19.2% $4,643 2.9%

Total: Education & $3,519,606 $3,484,821 $3,489,464 $-30,142 - 0.9% $4,643 0.1%
Non-Education
*Some grants are not listed because town-by-town amounts are not currently available. Many of these grants will be featured in an upcoming CCM report.

Notes to Individual Grants for FY2009-10:


• Adult Education – $20.6 million statewide (no change • LoCIP – $30 million statewide (no change from FY2008-
from FY2008-09). 09, but state bonding package has not been finalized).
• ECS –$1.9 billion statewide (no change from FY2008- • Pequot/Mohegan - $61.8 million statewide ($31.2 million
09). reduction from FY2008-09).

• Non-Public School Transportation - $4 million • PILOT: Colleges and Hospitals - $115.4 million statewide
statewide (no change from FY2008-09). ($7 million reduction from FY2008-09).

• Public School Transportation - $48 million statewide • PILOT: State-Owned Property – $ 73.5 million statewide
(no change from FY2008-09). ($6.5 million reduction from FY2008-09).

• Town Aid Roads – $27 million statewide ($3 million


statewide reduction from FY2008-09).
###
If you have any questions, please call Barbara Rua, Gian-Carl Casa, or Jim Finley of CCM at (203) 498-3000.
April 2, 2009

PLEASE DELIVER IMMEDIATELY TO MAYOR, FIRST SELECTMAN,


CITY/TOWN MANAGER & FINANCE DIRECTOR

Appropriations Committee’s Proposed Budget Impact on:


Stonington
Today, April 2, 2009, the Appropriations Committee released a proposed budget for FY 2009-10 and FY 2010-11.
Below please find a summary of the major statewide changes.
Change: Change:
Appropriations Appropriations
Proposal Proposal (FY2009-
Governor’s Appropriations (FY2009-10) over 10) over Governor's
Current Year Proposal Proposal (FY2009- Current Year Proposal (FY2009-
Grant: (FY2008-09) (FY2009-10) 10) (FY2008-09) 10)
($) ($) ($) ($) ($)

DECD Tax
Abatement $1.7 million $0 $1.7 million No change. $1.7 million
DECD Payment in
Lieu of Taxes $2.2 million $0 $2.2 million No change. $2.2 million

Magnet Schools $121.5 million $135 million $154.3 million $32.8 million $19.3 million
Pequot-Mohegan
Grant $93 million $86.3 million $61.8 million $-31.2 million $-24.5 million
PILOT: Colleges &
Hospitals $122.4 million $115.4 million $115.4 million $-7 million No change.
PILOT: State
Owned Property $80 million $73 million $73.5 million $-6.5 million $.5 million
Priority School
Districts $124.1 million $116.7 million $117.7 million $-6.4 million $1 million
Town Aid Road
Grant $30 million $22 million $27 million $-3 million $5 million

The Appropriations Committee has proposed level-funding the following programs: Education Cost Sharing,
Special Education, School Transportation, and Adult Education.

LoCIP is expected to remain funded at $30 million, but the entire state bonding package has not yet been finalized
by the Finance, Revenue and Bonding committee. The Appropriations and Finance Committee leadership have
discussed regional incentive programs similar to the $50 million bond funding proposal by Governor Rell, and are
supporting other efforts to promote regional revenue sharing. However, the Finance Committee has not yet acted
on those proposals.
At first glance it appears this proposal increases education funding by $21.3 million over the Governor’s
proposed budget, but decreases non-education aid by $15 million compared to the Governor’s proposed
budget.

Please note that grants to individual towns and cities may vary due to changes in grant formula elements.

Below is CCM’s preliminary analysis of the impacts on Stonington under this plan for certain key grant
programs.
Change: Appropriations
Current Governor’s Appropriations Change: Appropriations Proposal (FY2009-10) over
Year Proposal Proposal Proposal (FY2009-10) over Governor's Proposal
Grant: (FY2008-09) (FY2009-10) (FY2009-10) Current Year (FY2008-09) (FY2009-10)
($) ($) ($) ($) (%) ($) (%)
Education      
Adult Education $17,262 $15,980 $15,980 $-1,282 - 7.4% $ 0 0.0%
ECS Grant $2,061,204 $2,061,204 $2,061,204 $ 0 0.0% $ 0 0.0%
Non-public School
Transportation $3,878 $3,390 $3,390 $- 488 -12.6% $ 0 0.0%
Public School
Transportation $77,017 $66,817 $66,817 $-10,200 -13.2% $ 0 0.0%
Sub-Total:
Education $2,159,361 $2,147,391 $2,147,391 $-11,970 - 0.6% $ 0 0.0%
Non-Education
Local Capital
Improvement $113,009 $112,955 $112,955 $- 54 0.0% $ 0 0.0%
Pequot-Mohegan
Grant $74,569 $48,349 $34,632 $-39,937 -53.6% $-13,717 -28.4%
PILOT: Colleges &
Hospitals $ 0 $ 0 $ 0 $ 0 n/a $ 0 n/a
PILOT: State-owned
Property $25,927 $22,679 $22,679 $-3,248 -12.5% $ 0 0.0%
Town Aid Road
Grant $148,727 $109,067 $133,858 $-14,869 -10.0% $24,791 22.7%
Sub-Total: Non-
Education $362,232 $293,050 $304,124 $-58,108 -16.0% $11,074 3.8%

Total: Education & $2,521,593 $2,440,441 $2,451,515 $-70,078 - 2.8% $11,074 0.5%
Non-Education
*Some grants are not listed because town-by-town amounts are not currently available. Many of these grants will be featured in an upcoming CCM report.

Notes to Individual Grants for FY2009-10:


• Adult Education – $20.6 million statewide (no change • LoCIP – $30 million statewide (no change from FY2008-
from FY2008-09). 09, but state bonding package has not been finalized).
• ECS –$1.9 billion statewide (no change from FY2008- • Pequot/Mohegan - $61.8 million statewide ($31.2 million
09). reduction from FY2008-09).

• Non-Public School Transportation - $4 million • PILOT: Colleges and Hospitals - $115.4 million statewide
statewide (no change from FY2008-09). ($7 million reduction from FY2008-09).

• Public School Transportation - $48 million statewide • PILOT: State-Owned Property – $ 73.5 million statewide
(no change from FY2008-09). ($6.5 million reduction from FY2008-09).

• Town Aid Roads – $27 million statewide ($3 million


statewide reduction from FY2008-09).
###
If you have any questions, please call Barbara Rua, Gian-Carl Casa, or Jim Finley of CCM at (203) 498-3000.
April 2, 2009

PLEASE DELIVER IMMEDIATELY TO MAYOR, FIRST SELECTMAN,


CITY/TOWN MANAGER & FINANCE DIRECTOR

Appropriations Committee’s Proposed Budget Impact on:


Stratford
Today, April 2, 2009, the Appropriations Committee released a proposed budget for FY 2009-10 and FY 2010-11.
Below please find a summary of the major statewide changes.
Change: Change:
Appropriations Appropriations
Proposal Proposal (FY2009-
Governor’s Appropriations (FY2009-10) over 10) over Governor's
Current Year Proposal Proposal (FY2009- Current Year Proposal (FY2009-
Grant: (FY2008-09) (FY2009-10) 10) (FY2008-09) 10)
($) ($) ($) ($) ($)

DECD Tax
Abatement $1.7 million $0 $1.7 million No change. $1.7 million
DECD Payment in
Lieu of Taxes $2.2 million $0 $2.2 million No change. $2.2 million

Magnet Schools $121.5 million $135 million $154.3 million $32.8 million $19.3 million
Pequot-Mohegan
Grant $93 million $86.3 million $61.8 million $-31.2 million $-24.5 million
PILOT: Colleges &
Hospitals $122.4 million $115.4 million $115.4 million $-7 million No change.
PILOT: State
Owned Property $80 million $73 million $73.5 million $-6.5 million $.5 million
Priority School
Districts $124.1 million $116.7 million $117.7 million $-6.4 million $1 million
Town Aid Road
Grant $30 million $22 million $27 million $-3 million $5 million

The Appropriations Committee has proposed level-funding the following programs: Education Cost Sharing,
Special Education, School Transportation, and Adult Education.

LoCIP is expected to remain funded at $30 million, but the entire state bonding package has not yet been finalized
by the Finance, Revenue and Bonding committee. The Appropriations and Finance Committee leadership have
discussed regional incentive programs similar to the $50 million bond funding proposal by Governor Rell, and are
supporting other efforts to promote regional revenue sharing. However, the Finance Committee has not yet acted
on those proposals.
At first glance it appears this proposal increases education funding by $21.3 million over the Governor’s
proposed budget, but decreases non-education aid by $15 million compared to the Governor’s proposed
budget.

Please note that grants to individual towns and cities may vary due to changes in grant formula elements.

Below is CCM’s preliminary analysis of the impacts on Stratford under this plan for certain key grant programs.
Change: Appropriations
Current Governor’s Appropriations Change: Appropriations Proposal (FY2009-10) over
Year Proposal Proposal Proposal (FY2009-10) over Governor's Proposal
Grant: (FY2008-09) (FY2009-10) (FY2009-10) Current Year (FY2008-09) (FY2009-10)
($) ($) ($) ($) (%) ($) (%)
Education      
Adult Education $103,708 $80,400 $80,400 $-23,308 -22.5% $ 0 0.0%
ECS Grant $20,495,602 $20,495,602 $20,495,602 $ 0 0.0% $ 0 0.0%
Non-public School
Transportation $83,907 $61,531 $61,531 $-22,376 -26.7% $ 0 0.0%
Public School
Transportation $643,612 $470,600 $470,600 $-173,012 -26.9% $ 0 0.0%
Sub-Total:
Education $21,326,829 $21,108,133 $21,108,133 $-218,696 - 1.0% $ 0 0.0%
Non-Education
Local Capital
Improvement $375,026 $374,171 $374,171 $- 855 - 0.2% $ 0 0.0%
Pequot-Mohegan
Grant $245,445 $197,987 $141,818 $-103,627 -42.2% $-56,169 -28.4%
PILOT: Colleges &
Hospitals $ 0 $ 0 $ 0 $ 0 n/a $ 0 n/a
PILOT: State-owned
Property $315,235 $269,585 $269,585 $-45,650 -14.5% $ 0 0.0%
Town Aid Road
Grant $292,968 $214,843 $263,677 $-29,291 -10.0% $48,834 22.7%
Sub-Total: Non-
Education $1,228,674 $1,056,586 $1,049,251 $-179,423 -14.6% $-7,335 - 0.7%

Total: Education & $22,555,503 $22,164,719 $22,157,384 $-398,119 - 1.8% $-7,335 0.0%
Non-Education
*Some grants are not listed because town-by-town amounts are not currently available. Many of these grants will be featured in an upcoming CCM report.

Notes to Individual Grants for FY2009-10:


• Adult Education – $20.6 million statewide (no change • LoCIP – $30 million statewide (no change from FY2008-
from FY2008-09). 09, but state bonding package has not been finalized).
• ECS –$1.9 billion statewide (no change from FY2008- • Pequot/Mohegan - $61.8 million statewide ($31.2 million
09). reduction from FY2008-09).

• Non-Public School Transportation - $4 million • PILOT: Colleges and Hospitals - $115.4 million statewide
statewide (no change from FY2008-09). ($7 million reduction from FY2008-09).

• Public School Transportation - $48 million statewide • PILOT: State-Owned Property – $ 73.5 million statewide
(no change from FY2008-09). ($6.5 million reduction from FY2008-09).

• Town Aid Roads – $27 million statewide ($3 million


statewide reduction from FY2008-09).
###
If you have any questions, please call Barbara Rua, Gian-Carl Casa, or Jim Finley of CCM at (203) 498-3000.
April 2, 2009

PLEASE DELIVER IMMEDIATELY TO MAYOR, FIRST SELECTMAN,


CITY/TOWN MANAGER & FINANCE DIRECTOR

Appropriations Committee’s Proposed Budget Impact on:


Suffield
Today, April 2, 2009, the Appropriations Committee released a proposed budget for FY 2009-10 and FY 2010-11.
Below please find a summary of the major statewide changes.
Change: Change:
Appropriations Appropriations
Proposal Proposal (FY2009-
Governor’s Appropriations (FY2009-10) over 10) over Governor's
Current Year Proposal Proposal (FY2009- Current Year Proposal (FY2009-
Grant: (FY2008-09) (FY2009-10) 10) (FY2008-09) 10)
($) ($) ($) ($) ($)

DECD Tax
Abatement $1.7 million $0 $1.7 million No change. $1.7 million
DECD Payment in
Lieu of Taxes $2.2 million $0 $2.2 million No change. $2.2 million

Magnet Schools $121.5 million $135 million $154.3 million $32.8 million $19.3 million
Pequot-Mohegan
Grant $93 million $86.3 million $61.8 million $-31.2 million $-24.5 million
PILOT: Colleges &
Hospitals $122.4 million $115.4 million $115.4 million $-7 million No change.
PILOT: State
Owned Property $80 million $73 million $73.5 million $-6.5 million $.5 million
Priority School
Districts $124.1 million $116.7 million $117.7 million $-6.4 million $1 million
Town Aid Road
Grant $30 million $22 million $27 million $-3 million $5 million

The Appropriations Committee has proposed level-funding the following programs: Education Cost Sharing,
Special Education, School Transportation, and Adult Education.

LoCIP is expected to remain funded at $30 million, but the entire state bonding package has not yet been finalized
by the Finance, Revenue and Bonding committee. The Appropriations and Finance Committee leadership have
discussed regional incentive programs similar to the $50 million bond funding proposal by Governor Rell, and are
supporting other efforts to promote regional revenue sharing. However, the Finance Committee has not yet acted
on those proposals.
At first glance it appears this proposal increases education funding by $21.3 million over the Governor’s
proposed budget, but decreases non-education aid by $15 million compared to the Governor’s proposed
budget.

Please note that grants to individual towns and cities may vary due to changes in grant formula elements.

Below is CCM’s preliminary analysis of the impacts on Suffield under this plan for certain key grant programs.
Change: Appropriations
Current Governor’s Appropriations Change: Appropriations Proposal (FY2009-10) over
Year Proposal Proposal Proposal (FY2009-10) over Governor's Proposal
Grant: (FY2008-09) (FY2009-10) (FY2009-10) Current Year (FY2008-09) (FY2009-10)
($) ($) ($) ($) (%) ($) (%)
Education      
Adult Education $7,787 $7,420 $7,420 $- 367 - 4.7% $ 0 0.0%
ECS Grant $6,082,494 $6,082,494 $6,082,494 $ 0 0.0% $ 0 0.0%
Non-public School
Transportation $ 0 $ 0 $ 0 $ 0 n/a $ 0 n/a
Public School
Transportation $198,127 $186,467 $186,467 $-11,660 - 5.9% $ 0 0.0%
Sub-Total:
Education $6,288,408 $6,276,381 $6,276,381 $-12,027 - 0.2% $ 0 0.0%
Non-Education
Local Capital
Improvement $94,940 $94,905 $94,905 $- 35 0.0% $ 0 0.0%
Pequot-Mohegan
Grant $2,743,634 $2,183,180 $1,563,812 $-1,179,822 -43.0% $-619,368 -28.4%
PILOT: Colleges &
Hospitals $ 0 $ 0 $ 0 $ 0 n/a $ 0 n/a
PILOT: State-owned
Property $2,918,668 $2,504,586 $2,504,586 $-414,082 -14.2% $ 0 0.0%
Town Aid Road
Grant $144,084 $105,662 $129,679 $-14,405 -10.0% $24,017 22.7%
Sub-Total: Non-
Education $5,901,326 $4,888,333 $4,292,982 $-1,608,344 -27.3% $-595,351 -12.2%

Total: Education & $12,189,734 $11,164,714 $10,569,363 $-1,620,371 -13.3% $-595,351 - 5.3%
Non-Education
*Some grants are not listed because town-by-town amounts are not currently available. Many of these grants will be featured in an upcoming CCM report.

Notes to Individual Grants for FY2009-10:


• Adult Education – $20.6 million statewide (no change • LoCIP – $30 million statewide (no change from FY2008-
from FY2008-09). 09, but state bonding package has not been finalized).
• ECS –$1.9 billion statewide (no change from FY2008- • Pequot/Mohegan - $61.8 million statewide ($31.2 million
09). reduction from FY2008-09).

• Non-Public School Transportation - $4 million • PILOT: Colleges and Hospitals - $115.4 million statewide
statewide (no change from FY2008-09). ($7 million reduction from FY2008-09).

• Public School Transportation - $48 million statewide • PILOT: State-Owned Property – $ 73.5 million statewide
(no change from FY2008-09). ($6.5 million reduction from FY2008-09).

• Town Aid Roads – $27 million statewide ($3 million


statewide reduction from FY2008-09).
###
If you have any questions, please call Barbara Rua, Gian-Carl Casa, or Jim Finley of CCM at (203) 498-3000.
April 2, 2009

PLEASE DELIVER IMMEDIATELY TO MAYOR, FIRST SELECTMAN,


CITY/TOWN MANAGER & FINANCE DIRECTOR

Appropriations Committee’s Proposed Budget Impact on:


Thomaston
Today, April 2, 2009, the Appropriations Committee released a proposed budget for FY 2009-10 and FY 2010-11.
Below please find a summary of the major statewide changes.
Change: Change:
Appropriations Appropriations
Proposal Proposal (FY2009-
Governor’s Appropriations (FY2009-10) over 10) over Governor's
Current Year Proposal Proposal (FY2009- Current Year Proposal (FY2009-
Grant: (FY2008-09) (FY2009-10) 10) (FY2008-09) 10)
($) ($) ($) ($) ($)

DECD Tax
Abatement $1.7 million $0 $1.7 million No change. $1.7 million
DECD Payment in
Lieu of Taxes $2.2 million $0 $2.2 million No change. $2.2 million

Magnet Schools $121.5 million $135 million $154.3 million $32.8 million $19.3 million
Pequot-Mohegan
Grant $93 million $86.3 million $61.8 million $-31.2 million $-24.5 million
PILOT: Colleges &
Hospitals $122.4 million $115.4 million $115.4 million $-7 million No change.
PILOT: State
Owned Property $80 million $73 million $73.5 million $-6.5 million $.5 million
Priority School
Districts $124.1 million $116.7 million $117.7 million $-6.4 million $1 million
Town Aid Road
Grant $30 million $22 million $27 million $-3 million $5 million

The Appropriations Committee has proposed level-funding the following programs: Education Cost Sharing,
Special Education, School Transportation, and Adult Education.

LoCIP is expected to remain funded at $30 million, but the entire state bonding package has not yet been finalized
by the Finance, Revenue and Bonding committee. The Appropriations and Finance Committee leadership have
discussed regional incentive programs similar to the $50 million bond funding proposal by Governor Rell, and are
supporting other efforts to promote regional revenue sharing. However, the Finance Committee has not yet acted
on those proposals.
At first glance it appears this proposal increases education funding by $21.3 million over the Governor’s
proposed budget, but decreases non-education aid by $15 million compared to the Governor’s proposed
budget.

Please note that grants to individual towns and cities may vary due to changes in grant formula elements.

Below is CCM’s preliminary analysis of the impacts on Thomaston under this plan for certain key grant
programs.
Change: Appropriations
Current Governor’s Appropriations Change: Appropriations Proposal (FY2009-10) over
Year Proposal Proposal Proposal (FY2009-10) over Governor's Proposal
Grant: (FY2008-09) (FY2009-10) (FY2009-10) Current Year (FY2008-09) (FY2009-10)
($) ($) ($) ($) (%) ($) (%)
Education      
Adult Education $14,287 $13,070 $13,070 $-1,217 - 8.5% $ 0 0.0%
ECS Grant $5,630,307 $5,630,307 $5,630,307 $ 0 0.0% $ 0 0.0%
Non-public School
Transportation $ 0 $ 0 $ 0 $ 0 n/a $ 0 n/a
Public School
Transportation $118,711 $106,924 $106,924 $-11,787 - 9.9% $ 0 0.0%
Sub-Total:
Education $5,763,305 $5,750,301 $5,750,301 $-13,004 - 0.2% $ 0 0.0%
Non-Education
Local Capital
Improvement $54,419 $54,387 $54,387 $- 32 - 0.1% $ 0 0.0%
Pequot-Mohegan
Grant $70,257 $56,523 $40,487 $-29,770 -42.4% $-16,036 -28.4%
PILOT: Colleges &
Hospitals $ 0 $ 0 $ 0 $ 0 n/a $ 0 n/a
PILOT: State-owned
Property $36,495 $31,849 $31,849 $-4,646 -12.7% $ 0 0.0%
Town Aid Road
Grant $113,189 $83,005 $101,872 $-11,317 -10.0% $18,867 22.7%
Sub-Total: Non-
Education $274,360 $225,764 $228,595 $-45,765 -16.7% $2,831 1.3%

Total: Education & $6,037,665 $5,976,065 $5,978,896 $-58,769 - 1.0% $2,831 0.0%
Non-Education
*Some grants are not listed because town-by-town amounts are not currently available. Many of these grants will be featured in an upcoming CCM report.

Notes to Individual Grants for FY2009-10:


• Adult Education – $20.6 million statewide (no change • LoCIP – $30 million statewide (no change from FY2008-
from FY2008-09). 09, but state bonding package has not been finalized).
• ECS –$1.9 billion statewide (no change from FY2008- • Pequot/Mohegan - $61.8 million statewide ($31.2 million
09). reduction from FY2008-09).

• Non-Public School Transportation - $4 million • PILOT: Colleges and Hospitals - $115.4 million statewide
statewide (no change from FY2008-09). ($7 million reduction from FY2008-09).

• Public School Transportation - $48 million statewide • PILOT: State-Owned Property – $ 73.5 million statewide
(no change from FY2008-09). ($6.5 million reduction from FY2008-09).

• Town Aid Roads – $27 million statewide ($3 million


statewide reduction from FY2008-09).
###
If you have any questions, please call Barbara Rua, Gian-Carl Casa, or Jim Finley of CCM at (203) 498-3000.
April 2, 2009

PLEASE DELIVER IMMEDIATELY TO MAYOR, FIRST SELECTMAN,


CITY/TOWN MANAGER & FINANCE DIRECTOR

Appropriations Committee’s Proposed Budget Impact on:


Thompson
Today, April 2, 2009, the Appropriations Committee released a proposed budget for FY 2009-10 and FY 2010-11.
Below please find a summary of the major statewide changes.
Change: Change:
Appropriations Appropriations
Proposal Proposal (FY2009-
Governor’s Appropriations (FY2009-10) over 10) over Governor's
Current Year Proposal Proposal (FY2009- Current Year Proposal (FY2009-
Grant: (FY2008-09) (FY2009-10) 10) (FY2008-09) 10)
($) ($) ($) ($) ($)

DECD Tax
Abatement $1.7 million $0 $1.7 million No change. $1.7 million
DECD Payment in
Lieu of Taxes $2.2 million $0 $2.2 million No change. $2.2 million

Magnet Schools $121.5 million $135 million $154.3 million $32.8 million $19.3 million
Pequot-Mohegan
Grant $93 million $86.3 million $61.8 million $-31.2 million $-24.5 million
PILOT: Colleges &
Hospitals $122.4 million $115.4 million $115.4 million $-7 million No change.
PILOT: State
Owned Property $80 million $73 million $73.5 million $-6.5 million $.5 million
Priority School
Districts $124.1 million $116.7 million $117.7 million $-6.4 million $1 million
Town Aid Road
Grant $30 million $22 million $27 million $-3 million $5 million

The Appropriations Committee has proposed level-funding the following programs: Education Cost Sharing,
Special Education, School Transportation, and Adult Education.

LoCIP is expected to remain funded at $30 million, but the entire state bonding package has not yet been finalized
by the Finance, Revenue and Bonding committee. The Appropriations and Finance Committee leadership have
discussed regional incentive programs similar to the $50 million bond funding proposal by Governor Rell, and are
supporting other efforts to promote regional revenue sharing. However, the Finance Committee has not yet acted
on those proposals.
At first glance it appears this proposal increases education funding by $21.3 million over the Governor’s
proposed budget, but decreases non-education aid by $15 million compared to the Governor’s proposed
budget.

Please note that grants to individual towns and cities may vary due to changes in grant formula elements.

Below is CCM’s preliminary analysis of the impacts on Thompson under this plan for certain key grant
programs.
Change: Appropriations
Current Governor’s Appropriations Change: Appropriations Proposal (FY2009-10) over
Year Proposal Proposal Proposal (FY2009-10) over Governor's Proposal
Grant: (FY2008-09) (FY2009-10) (FY2009-10) Current Year (FY2008-09) (FY2009-10)
($) ($) ($) ($) (%) ($) (%)
Education      
Adult Education $49,938 $45,969 $45,969 $-3,969 - 7.9% $ 0 0.0%
ECS Grant $7,608,489 $7,608,489 $7,608,489 $ 0 0.0% $ 0 0.0%
Non-public School
Transportation $6,114 $5,590 $5,590 $- 524 - 8.6% $ 0 0.0%
Public School
Transportation $248,791 $225,966 $225,966 $-22,825 - 9.2% $ 0 0.0%
Sub-Total:
Education $7,913,332 $7,886,014 $7,886,014 $-27,318 - 0.3% $ 0 0.0%
Non-Education
Local Capital
Improvement $91,451 $91,437 $91,437 $- 14 0.0% $ 0 0.0%
Pequot-Mohegan
Grant $112,824 $84,576 $60,582 $-52,242 -46.3% $-23,994 -28.4%
PILOT: Colleges &
Hospitals $ 887 $1,755 $1,755 $ 868 97.9% $ 0 0.0%
PILOT: State-owned
Property $11,379 $9,999 $9,999 $-1,380 -12.1% $ 0 0.0%
Town Aid Road
Grant $126,189 $92,539 $113,573 $-12,616 -10.0% $21,034 22.7%
Sub-Total: Non-
Education $342,730 $280,306 $277,346 $-65,384 -19.1% $-2,960 - 1.1%

Total: Education & $8,256,062 $8,166,320 $8,163,360 $-92,702 - 1.1% $-2,960 0.0%
Non-Education
*Some grants are not listed because town-by-town amounts are not currently available. Many of these grants will be featured in an upcoming CCM report.

Notes to Individual Grants for FY2009-10:


• Adult Education – $20.6 million statewide (no change • LoCIP – $30 million statewide (no change from FY2008-
from FY2008-09). 09, but state bonding package has not been finalized).
• ECS –$1.9 billion statewide (no change from FY2008- • Pequot/Mohegan - $61.8 million statewide ($31.2 million
09). reduction from FY2008-09).

• Non-Public School Transportation - $4 million • PILOT: Colleges and Hospitals - $115.4 million statewide
statewide (no change from FY2008-09). ($7 million reduction from FY2008-09).

• Public School Transportation - $48 million statewide • PILOT: State-Owned Property – $ 73.5 million statewide
(no change from FY2008-09). ($6.5 million reduction from FY2008-09).

• Town Aid Roads – $27 million statewide ($3 million


statewide reduction from FY2008-09).
###
If you have any questions, please call Barbara Rua, Gian-Carl Casa, or Jim Finley of CCM at (203) 498-3000.
April 2, 2009

PLEASE DELIVER IMMEDIATELY TO MAYOR, FIRST SELECTMAN,


CITY/TOWN MANAGER & FINANCE DIRECTOR

Appropriations Committee’s Proposed Budget Impact on:


Tolland
Today, April 2, 2009, the Appropriations Committee released a proposed budget for FY 2009-10 and FY 2010-11.
Below please find a summary of the major statewide changes.
Change: Change:
Appropriations Appropriations
Proposal Proposal (FY2009-
Governor’s Appropriations (FY2009-10) over 10) over Governor's
Current Year Proposal Proposal (FY2009- Current Year Proposal (FY2009-
Grant: (FY2008-09) (FY2009-10) 10) (FY2008-09) 10)
($) ($) ($) ($) ($)

DECD Tax
Abatement $1.7 million $0 $1.7 million No change. $1.7 million
DECD Payment in
Lieu of Taxes $2.2 million $0 $2.2 million No change. $2.2 million

Magnet Schools $121.5 million $135 million $154.3 million $32.8 million $19.3 million
Pequot-Mohegan
Grant $93 million $86.3 million $61.8 million $-31.2 million $-24.5 million
PILOT: Colleges &
Hospitals $122.4 million $115.4 million $115.4 million $-7 million No change.
PILOT: State
Owned Property $80 million $73 million $73.5 million $-6.5 million $.5 million
Priority School
Districts $124.1 million $116.7 million $117.7 million $-6.4 million $1 million
Town Aid Road
Grant $30 million $22 million $27 million $-3 million $5 million

The Appropriations Committee has proposed level-funding the following programs: Education Cost Sharing,
Special Education, School Transportation, and Adult Education.

LoCIP is expected to remain funded at $30 million, but the entire state bonding package has not yet been finalized
by the Finance, Revenue and Bonding committee. The Appropriations and Finance Committee leadership have
discussed regional incentive programs similar to the $50 million bond funding proposal by Governor Rell, and are
supporting other efforts to promote regional revenue sharing. However, the Finance Committee has not yet acted
on those proposals.
At first glance it appears this proposal increases education funding by $21.3 million over the Governor’s
proposed budget, but decreases non-education aid by $15 million compared to the Governor’s proposed
budget.

Please note that grants to individual towns and cities may vary due to changes in grant formula elements.

Below is CCM’s preliminary analysis of the impacts on Tolland under this plan for certain key grant programs.
Change: Appropriations
Current Governor’s Appropriations Change: Appropriations Proposal (FY2009-10) over
Year Proposal Proposal Proposal (FY2009-10) over Governor's Proposal
Grant: (FY2008-09) (FY2009-10) (FY2009-10) Current Year (FY2008-09) (FY2009-10)
($) ($) ($) ($) (%) ($) (%)
Education      
Adult Education $11,300 $10,041 $10,041 $-1,259 -11.1% $ 0 0.0%
ECS Grant $10,759,283 $10,759,283 $10,759,283 $ 0 0.0% $ 0 0.0%
Non-public School
Transportation $ 0 $ 0 $ 0 $ 0 n/a $ 0 n/a
Public School
Transportation $333,804 $289,504 $289,504 $-44,300 -13.3% $ 0 0.0%
Sub-Total:
Education $11,104,387 $11,058,828 $11,058,828 $-45,559 - 0.4% $ 0 0.0%
Non-Education
Local Capital
Improvement $121,619 $121,582 $121,582 $- 37 0.0% $ 0 0.0%
Pequot-Mohegan
Grant $84,054 $59,539 $42,648 $-41,406 -49.3% $-16,891 -28.4%
PILOT: Colleges &
Hospitals $ 0 $ 0 $ 0 $ 0 n/a $ 0 n/a
PILOT: State-owned
Property $65,563 $56,553 $56,553 $-9,010 -13.7% $ 0 0.0%
Town Aid Road
Grant $167,783 $123,041 $151,008 $-16,775 -10.0% $27,967 22.7%
Sub-Total: Non-
Education $439,019 $360,715 $371,791 $-67,228 -15.3% $11,076 3.1%

Total: Education & $11,543,406 $11,419,543 $11,430,619 $-112,787 - 1.0% $11,076 0.1%
Non-Education
*Some grants are not listed because town-by-town amounts are not currently available. Many of these grants will be featured in an upcoming CCM report.

Notes to Individual Grants for FY2009-10:


• Adult Education – $20.6 million statewide (no change • LoCIP – $30 million statewide (no change from FY2008-
from FY2008-09). 09, but state bonding package has not been finalized).
• ECS –$1.9 billion statewide (no change from FY2008- • Pequot/Mohegan - $61.8 million statewide ($31.2 million
09). reduction from FY2008-09).

• Non-Public School Transportation - $4 million • PILOT: Colleges and Hospitals - $115.4 million statewide
statewide (no change from FY2008-09). ($7 million reduction from FY2008-09).

• Public School Transportation - $48 million statewide • PILOT: State-Owned Property – $ 73.5 million statewide
(no change from FY2008-09). ($6.5 million reduction from FY2008-09).

• Town Aid Roads – $27 million statewide ($3 million


statewide reduction from FY2008-09).
###
If you have any questions, please call Barbara Rua, Gian-Carl Casa, or Jim Finley of CCM at (203) 498-3000.
April 2, 2009

PLEASE DELIVER IMMEDIATELY TO MAYOR, FIRST SELECTMAN,


CITY/TOWN MANAGER & FINANCE DIRECTOR

Appropriations Committee’s Proposed Budget Impact on:


Torrington
Today, April 2, 2009, the Appropriations Committee released a proposed budget for FY 2009-10 and FY 2010-11.
Below please find a summary of the major statewide changes.
Change: Change:
Appropriations Appropriations
Proposal Proposal (FY2009-
Governor’s Appropriations (FY2009-10) over 10) over Governor's
Current Year Proposal Proposal (FY2009- Current Year Proposal (FY2009-
Grant: (FY2008-09) (FY2009-10) 10) (FY2008-09) 10)
($) ($) ($) ($) ($)

DECD Tax
Abatement $1.7 million $0 $1.7 million No change. $1.7 million
DECD Payment in
Lieu of Taxes $2.2 million $0 $2.2 million No change. $2.2 million

Magnet Schools $121.5 million $135 million $154.3 million $32.8 million $19.3 million
Pequot-Mohegan
Grant $93 million $86.3 million $61.8 million $-31.2 million $-24.5 million
PILOT: Colleges &
Hospitals $122.4 million $115.4 million $115.4 million $-7 million No change.
PILOT: State
Owned Property $80 million $73 million $73.5 million $-6.5 million $.5 million
Priority School
Districts $124.1 million $116.7 million $117.7 million $-6.4 million $1 million
Town Aid Road
Grant $30 million $22 million $27 million $-3 million $5 million

The Appropriations Committee has proposed level-funding the following programs: Education Cost Sharing,
Special Education, School Transportation, and Adult Education.

LoCIP is expected to remain funded at $30 million, but the entire state bonding package has not yet been finalized
by the Finance, Revenue and Bonding committee. The Appropriations and Finance Committee leadership have
discussed regional incentive programs similar to the $50 million bond funding proposal by Governor Rell, and are
supporting other efforts to promote regional revenue sharing. However, the Finance Committee has not yet acted
on those proposals.
At first glance it appears this proposal increases education funding by $21.3 million over the Governor’s
proposed budget, but decreases non-education aid by $15 million compared to the Governor’s proposed
budget.

Please note that grants to individual towns and cities may vary due to changes in grant formula elements.

Below is CCM’s preliminary analysis of the impacts on Torrington under this plan for certain key grant
programs.
Change: Appropriations
Current Governor’s Appropriations Change: Appropriations Proposal (FY2009-10) over
Year Proposal Proposal Proposal (FY2009-10) over Governor's Proposal
Grant: (FY2008-09) (FY2009-10) (FY2009-10) Current Year (FY2008-09) (FY2009-10)
($) ($) ($) ($) (%) ($) (%)
Education      
Adult Education $72,675 $73,679 $73,679 $1,004 1.4% $ 0 0.0%
ECS Grant $23,933,343 $23,933,343 $23,933,343 $ 0 0.0% $ 0 0.0%
Non-public School
Transportation $63,869 $65,148 $65,148 $1,279 2.0% $ 0 0.0%
Public School
Transportation $664,926 $672,953 $672,953 $8,027 1.2% $ 0 0.0%
Sub-Total:
Education $24,734,813 $24,745,123 $24,745,123 $10,310 0.0% $ 0 0.0%
Non-Education
Local Capital
Improvement $278,433 $278,227 $278,227 $- 206 - 0.1% $ 0 0.0%
Pequot-Mohegan
Grant $496,453 $391,221 $280,232 $-216,221 -43.6% $-110,989 -28.4%
PILOT: Colleges &
Hospitals $428,794 $365,816 $365,816 $-62,978 -14.7% $ 0 0.0%
PILOT: State-owned
Property $258,244 $223,802 $223,802 $-34,442 -13.3% $ 0 0.0%
Town Aid Road
Grant $238,570 $174,952 $214,719 $-23,851 -10.0% $39,767 22.7%
Sub-Total: Non-
Education $1,700,494 $1,434,018 $1,362,795 $-337,699 -19.9% $-71,223 - 5.0%

Total: Education & $26,435,307 $26,179,141 $26,107,918 $-327,389 - 1.2% $-71,223 - 0.3%
Non-Education
*Some grants are not listed because town-by-town amounts are not currently available. Many of these grants will be featured in an upcoming CCM report.

Notes to Individual Grants for FY2009-10:


• Adult Education – $20.6 million statewide (no change • LoCIP – $30 million statewide (no change from FY2008-
from FY2008-09). 09, but state bonding package has not been finalized).
• ECS –$1.9 billion statewide (no change from FY2008- • Pequot/Mohegan - $61.8 million statewide ($31.2 million
09). reduction from FY2008-09).

• Non-Public School Transportation - $4 million • PILOT: Colleges and Hospitals - $115.4 million statewide
statewide (no change from FY2008-09). ($7 million reduction from FY2008-09).

• Public School Transportation - $48 million statewide • PILOT: State-Owned Property – $ 73.5 million statewide
(no change from FY2008-09). ($6.5 million reduction from FY2008-09).

• Town Aid Roads – $27 million statewide ($3 million


statewide reduction from FY2008-09).
###
If you have any questions, please call Barbara Rua, Gian-Carl Casa, or Jim Finley of CCM at (203) 498-3000.
April 2, 2009

PLEASE DELIVER IMMEDIATELY TO MAYOR, FIRST SELECTMAN,


CITY/TOWN MANAGER & FINANCE DIRECTOR

Appropriations Committee’s Proposed Budget Impact on:


Trumbull
Today, April 2, 2009, the Appropriations Committee released a proposed budget for FY 2009-10 and FY 2010-11.
Below please find a summary of the major statewide changes.
Change: Change:
Appropriations Appropriations
Proposal Proposal (FY2009-
Governor’s Appropriations (FY2009-10) over 10) over Governor's
Current Year Proposal Proposal (FY2009- Current Year Proposal (FY2009-
Grant: (FY2008-09) (FY2009-10) 10) (FY2008-09) 10)
($) ($) ($) ($) ($)

DECD Tax
Abatement $1.7 million $0 $1.7 million No change. $1.7 million
DECD Payment in
Lieu of Taxes $2.2 million $0 $2.2 million No change. $2.2 million

Magnet Schools $121.5 million $135 million $154.3 million $32.8 million $19.3 million
Pequot-Mohegan
Grant $93 million $86.3 million $61.8 million $-31.2 million $-24.5 million
PILOT: Colleges &
Hospitals $122.4 million $115.4 million $115.4 million $-7 million No change.
PILOT: State
Owned Property $80 million $73 million $73.5 million $-6.5 million $.5 million
Priority School
Districts $124.1 million $116.7 million $117.7 million $-6.4 million $1 million
Town Aid Road
Grant $30 million $22 million $27 million $-3 million $5 million

The Appropriations Committee has proposed level-funding the following programs: Education Cost Sharing,
Special Education, School Transportation, and Adult Education.

LoCIP is expected to remain funded at $30 million, but the entire state bonding package has not yet been finalized
by the Finance, Revenue and Bonding committee. The Appropriations and Finance Committee leadership have
discussed regional incentive programs similar to the $50 million bond funding proposal by Governor Rell, and are
supporting other efforts to promote regional revenue sharing. However, the Finance Committee has not yet acted
on those proposals.
At first glance it appears this proposal increases education funding by $21.3 million over the Governor’s
proposed budget, but decreases non-education aid by $15 million compared to the Governor’s proposed
budget.

Please note that grants to individual towns and cities may vary due to changes in grant formula elements.

Below is CCM’s preliminary analysis of the impacts on Trumbull under this plan for certain key grant programs.
Change: Appropriations
Current Governor’s Appropriations Change: Appropriations Proposal (FY2009-10) over
Year Proposal Proposal Proposal (FY2009-10) over Governor's Proposal
Grant: (FY2008-09) (FY2009-10) (FY2009-10) Current Year (FY2008-09) (FY2009-10)
($) ($) ($) ($) (%) ($) (%)
Education      
Adult Education $21,306 $24,872 $24,872 $3,566 16.7% $ 0 0.0%
ECS Grant $3,031,988 $3,031,988 $3,031,988 $ 0 0.0% $ 0 0.0%
Non-public School
Transportation $20,909 $27,639 $27,639 $6,730 32.2% $ 0 0.0%
Public School
Transportation $115,717 $151,802 $151,802 $36,085 31.2% $ 0 0.0%
Sub-Total:
Education $3,189,920 $3,236,301 $3,236,301 $46,381 1.5% $ 0 0.0%
Non-Education
Local Capital
Improvement $246,486 $246,162 $246,162 $- 324 - 0.1% $ 0 0.0%
Pequot-Mohegan
Grant $91,411 $65,335 $46,799 $-44,612 -48.8% $-18,536 -28.4%
PILOT: Colleges &
Hospitals $ 0 $ 0 $ 0 $ 0 n/a $ 0 n/a
PILOT: State-owned
Property $102,595 $92,605 $92,605 $-9,990 - 9.7% $ 0 0.0%
Town Aid Road
Grant $229,238 $168,108 $206,319 $-22,919 -10.0% $38,211 22.7%
Sub-Total: Non-
Education $669,730 $572,210 $591,885 $-77,845 -11.6% $19,675 3.4%

Total: Education & $3,859,650 $3,808,511 $3,828,186 $-31,464 - 0.8% $19,675 0.5%
Non-Education
*Some grants are not listed because town-by-town amounts are not currently available. Many of these grants will be featured in an upcoming CCM report.

Notes to Individual Grants for FY2009-10:


• Adult Education – $20.6 million statewide (no change • LoCIP – $30 million statewide (no change from FY2008-
from FY2008-09). 09, but state bonding package has not been finalized).
• ECS –$1.9 billion statewide (no change from FY2008- • Pequot/Mohegan - $61.8 million statewide ($31.2 million
09). reduction from FY2008-09).

• Non-Public School Transportation - $4 million • PILOT: Colleges and Hospitals - $115.4 million statewide
statewide (no change from FY2008-09). ($7 million reduction from FY2008-09).

• Public School Transportation - $48 million statewide • PILOT: State-Owned Property – $ 73.5 million statewide
(no change from FY2008-09). ($6.5 million reduction from FY2008-09).

• Town Aid Roads – $27 million statewide ($3 million


statewide reduction from FY2008-09).
###
If you have any questions, please call Barbara Rua, Gian-Carl Casa, or Jim Finley of CCM at (203) 498-3000.
April 2, 2009

PLEASE DELIVER IMMEDIATELY TO MAYOR, FIRST SELECTMAN,


CITY/TOWN MANAGER & FINANCE DIRECTOR

Appropriations Committee’s Proposed Budget Impact on:


Union
Today, April 2, 2009, the Appropriations Committee released a proposed budget for FY 2009-10 and FY 2010-11.
Below please find a summary of the major statewide changes.
Change: Change:
Appropriations Appropriations
Proposal Proposal (FY2009-
Governor’s Appropriations (FY2009-10) over 10) over Governor's
Current Year Proposal Proposal (FY2009- Current Year Proposal (FY2009-
Grant: (FY2008-09) (FY2009-10) 10) (FY2008-09) 10)
($) ($) ($) ($) ($)

DECD Tax
Abatement $1.7 million $0 $1.7 million No change. $1.7 million
DECD Payment in
Lieu of Taxes $2.2 million $0 $2.2 million No change. $2.2 million

Magnet Schools $121.5 million $135 million $154.3 million $32.8 million $19.3 million
Pequot-Mohegan
Grant $93 million $86.3 million $61.8 million $-31.2 million $-24.5 million
PILOT: Colleges &
Hospitals $122.4 million $115.4 million $115.4 million $-7 million No change.
PILOT: State
Owned Property $80 million $73 million $73.5 million $-6.5 million $.5 million
Priority School
Districts $124.1 million $116.7 million $117.7 million $-6.4 million $1 million
Town Aid Road
Grant $30 million $22 million $27 million $-3 million $5 million

The Appropriations Committee has proposed level-funding the following programs: Education Cost Sharing,
Special Education, School Transportation, and Adult Education.

LoCIP is expected to remain funded at $30 million, but the entire state bonding package has not yet been finalized
by the Finance, Revenue and Bonding committee. The Appropriations and Finance Committee leadership have
discussed regional incentive programs similar to the $50 million bond funding proposal by Governor Rell, and are
supporting other efforts to promote regional revenue sharing. However, the Finance Committee has not yet acted
on those proposals.
At first glance it appears this proposal increases education funding by $21.3 million over the Governor’s
proposed budget, but decreases non-education aid by $15 million compared to the Governor’s proposed
budget.

Please note that grants to individual towns and cities may vary due to changes in grant formula elements.

Below is CCM’s preliminary analysis of the impacts on Union under this plan for certain key grant programs.
Change: Appropriations
Current Governor’s Appropriations Change: Appropriations Proposal (FY2009-10) over
Year Proposal Proposal Proposal (FY2009-10) over Governor's Proposal
Grant: (FY2008-09) (FY2009-10) (FY2009-10) Current Year (FY2008-09) (FY2009-10)
($) ($) ($) ($) (%) ($) (%)
Education      
Adult Education $1,114 $1,195 $1,195 $ 81 7.3% $ 0 0.0%
ECS Grant $239,576 $239,576 $239,576 $ 0 0.0% $ 0 0.0%
Non-public School
Transportation $ 0 $ 0 $ 0 $ 0 n/a $ 0 n/a
Public School
Transportation $27,910 $29,660 $29,660 $1,750 6.3% $ 0 0.0%
Sub-Total:
Education $268,600 $270,431 $270,431 $1,831 0.7% $ 0 0.0%
Non-Education
Local Capital
Improvement $14,462 $14,461 $14,461 $- 1 0.0% $ 0 0.0%
Pequot-Mohegan
Grant $31,668 $32,035 $22,947 $-8,721 -27.5% $-9,088 -28.4%
PILOT: Colleges &
Hospitals $ 0 $ 0 $ 0 $ 0 n/a $ 0 n/a
PILOT: State-owned
Property $36,239 $32,942 $32,942 $-3,297 - 9.1% $ 0 0.0%
Town Aid Road
Grant $62,111 $45,548 $55,901 $-6,210 -10.0% $10,353 22.7%
Sub-Total: Non-
Education $144,480 $124,986 $126,251 $-18,229 -12.6% $1,265 1.0%

Total: Education & $413,080 $395,417 $396,682 $-16,398 - 4.0% $1,265 0.3%
Non-Education
*Some grants are not listed because town-by-town amounts are not currently available. Many of these grants will be featured in an upcoming CCM report.

Notes to Individual Grants for FY2009-10:


• Adult Education – $20.6 million statewide (no change • LoCIP – $30 million statewide (no change from FY2008-
from FY2008-09). 09, but state bonding package has not been finalized).
• ECS –$1.9 billion statewide (no change from FY2008- • Pequot/Mohegan - $61.8 million statewide ($31.2 million
09). reduction from FY2008-09).

• Non-Public School Transportation - $4 million • PILOT: Colleges and Hospitals - $115.4 million statewide
statewide (no change from FY2008-09). ($7 million reduction from FY2008-09).

• Public School Transportation - $48 million statewide • PILOT: State-Owned Property – $ 73.5 million statewide
(no change from FY2008-09). ($6.5 million reduction from FY2008-09).

• Town Aid Roads – $27 million statewide ($3 million


statewide reduction from FY2008-09).
###
If you have any questions, please call Barbara Rua, Gian-Carl Casa, or Jim Finley of CCM at (203) 498-3000.
April 2, 2009

PLEASE DELIVER IMMEDIATELY TO MAYOR, FIRST SELECTMAN,


CITY/TOWN MANAGER & FINANCE DIRECTOR

Appropriations Committee’s Proposed Budget Impact on:


Vernon
Today, April 2, 2009, the Appropriations Committee released a proposed budget for FY 2009-10 and FY 2010-11.
Below please find a summary of the major statewide changes.
Change: Change:
Appropriations Appropriations
Proposal Proposal (FY2009-
Governor’s Appropriations (FY2009-10) over 10) over Governor's
Current Year Proposal Proposal (FY2009- Current Year Proposal (FY2009-
Grant: (FY2008-09) (FY2009-10) 10) (FY2008-09) 10)
($) ($) ($) ($) ($)

DECD Tax
Abatement $1.7 million $0 $1.7 million No change. $1.7 million
DECD Payment in
Lieu of Taxes $2.2 million $0 $2.2 million No change. $2.2 million

Magnet Schools $121.5 million $135 million $154.3 million $32.8 million $19.3 million
Pequot-Mohegan
Grant $93 million $86.3 million $61.8 million $-31.2 million $-24.5 million
PILOT: Colleges &
Hospitals $122.4 million $115.4 million $115.4 million $-7 million No change.
PILOT: State
Owned Property $80 million $73 million $73.5 million $-6.5 million $.5 million
Priority School
Districts $124.1 million $116.7 million $117.7 million $-6.4 million $1 million
Town Aid Road
Grant $30 million $22 million $27 million $-3 million $5 million

The Appropriations Committee has proposed level-funding the following programs: Education Cost Sharing,
Special Education, School Transportation, and Adult Education.

LoCIP is expected to remain funded at $30 million, but the entire state bonding package has not yet been finalized
by the Finance, Revenue and Bonding committee. The Appropriations and Finance Committee leadership have
discussed regional incentive programs similar to the $50 million bond funding proposal by Governor Rell, and are
supporting other efforts to promote regional revenue sharing. However, the Finance Committee has not yet acted
on those proposals.
At first glance it appears this proposal increases education funding by $21.3 million over the Governor’s
proposed budget, but decreases non-education aid by $15 million compared to the Governor’s proposed
budget.

Please note that grants to individual towns and cities may vary due to changes in grant formula elements.

Below is CCM’s preliminary analysis of the impacts on Vernon under this plan for certain key grant programs.
Change: Appropriations
Current Governor’s Appropriations Change: Appropriations Proposal (FY2009-10) over
Year Proposal Proposal Proposal (FY2009-10) over Governor's Proposal
Grant: (FY2008-09) (FY2009-10) (FY2009-10) Current Year (FY2008-09) (FY2009-10)
($) ($) ($) ($) (%) ($) (%)
Education      
Adult Education $226,716 $228,520 $228,520 $1,804 0.8% $ 0 0.0%
ECS Grant $17,645,165 $17,645,165 $17,645,165 $ 0 0.0% $ 0 0.0%
Non-public School
Transportation $20,587 $20,858 $20,858 $ 271 1.3% $ 0 0.0%
Public School
Transportation $348,752 $350,638 $350,638 $1,886 0.5% $ 0 0.0%
Sub-Total:
Education $18,241,220 $18,245,181 $18,245,181 $3,961 0.0% $ 0 0.0%
Non-Education
Local Capital
Improvement $231,588 $231,274 $231,274 $- 314 - 0.1% $ 0 0.0%
Pequot-Mohegan
Grant $345,724 $350,394 $250,987 $-94,737 -27.4% $-99,407 -28.4%
PILOT: Colleges &
Hospitals $479,447 $357,528 $357,528 $-121,919 -25.4% $ 0 0.0%
PILOT: State-owned
Property $298,467 $227,992 $227,992 $-70,475 -23.6% $ 0 0.0%
Town Aid Road
Grant $206,336 $151,313 $185,706 $-20,630 -10.0% $34,393 22.7%
Sub-Total: Non-
Education $1,561,562 $1,318,501 $1,253,488 $-308,074 -19.7% $-65,013 - 4.9%

Total: Education & $19,802,782 $19,563,682 $19,498,669 $-304,113 - 1.5% $-65,013 - 0.3%
Non-Education
*Some grants are not listed because town-by-town amounts are not currently available. Many of these grants will be featured in an upcoming CCM report.

Notes to Individual Grants for FY2009-10:


• Adult Education – $20.6 million statewide (no change • LoCIP – $30 million statewide (no change from FY2008-
from FY2008-09). 09, but state bonding package has not been finalized).
• ECS –$1.9 billion statewide (no change from FY2008- • Pequot/Mohegan - $61.8 million statewide ($31.2 million
09). reduction from FY2008-09).

• Non-Public School Transportation - $4 million • PILOT: Colleges and Hospitals - $115.4 million statewide
statewide (no change from FY2008-09). ($7 million reduction from FY2008-09).

• Public School Transportation - $48 million statewide • PILOT: State-Owned Property – $ 73.5 million statewide
(no change from FY2008-09). ($6.5 million reduction from FY2008-09).

• Town Aid Roads – $27 million statewide ($3 million


statewide reduction from FY2008-09).
###
If you have any questions, please call Barbara Rua, Gian-Carl Casa, or Jim Finley of CCM at (203) 498-3000.
April 2, 2009

PLEASE DELIVER IMMEDIATELY TO MAYOR, FIRST SELECTMAN,


CITY/TOWN MANAGER & FINANCE DIRECTOR

Appropriations Committee’s Proposed Budget Impact on:


Voluntown
Today, April 2, 2009, the Appropriations Committee released a proposed budget for FY 2009-10 and FY 2010-11.
Below please find a summary of the major statewide changes.
Change: Change:
Appropriations Appropriations
Proposal Proposal (FY2009-
Governor’s Appropriations (FY2009-10) over 10) over Governor's
Current Year Proposal Proposal (FY2009- Current Year Proposal (FY2009-
Grant: (FY2008-09) (FY2009-10) 10) (FY2008-09) 10)
($) ($) ($) ($) ($)

DECD Tax
Abatement $1.7 million $0 $1.7 million No change. $1.7 million
DECD Payment in
Lieu of Taxes $2.2 million $0 $2.2 million No change. $2.2 million

Magnet Schools $121.5 million $135 million $154.3 million $32.8 million $19.3 million
Pequot-Mohegan
Grant $93 million $86.3 million $61.8 million $-31.2 million $-24.5 million
PILOT: Colleges &
Hospitals $122.4 million $115.4 million $115.4 million $-7 million No change.
PILOT: State
Owned Property $80 million $73 million $73.5 million $-6.5 million $.5 million
Priority School
Districts $124.1 million $116.7 million $117.7 million $-6.4 million $1 million
Town Aid Road
Grant $30 million $22 million $27 million $-3 million $5 million

The Appropriations Committee has proposed level-funding the following programs: Education Cost Sharing,
Special Education, School Transportation, and Adult Education.

LoCIP is expected to remain funded at $30 million, but the entire state bonding package has not yet been finalized
by the Finance, Revenue and Bonding committee. The Appropriations and Finance Committee leadership have
discussed regional incentive programs similar to the $50 million bond funding proposal by Governor Rell, and are
supporting other efforts to promote regional revenue sharing. However, the Finance Committee has not yet acted
on those proposals.
At first glance it appears this proposal increases education funding by $21.3 million over the Governor’s
proposed budget, but decreases non-education aid by $15 million compared to the Governor’s proposed
budget.

Please note that grants to individual towns and cities may vary due to changes in grant formula elements.

Below is CCM’s preliminary analysis of the impacts on Voluntown under this plan for certain key grant
programs.
Change: Appropriations
Current Governor’s Appropriations Change: Appropriations Proposal (FY2009-10) over
Year Proposal Proposal Proposal (FY2009-10) over Governor's Proposal
Grant: (FY2008-09) (FY2009-10) (FY2009-10) Current Year (FY2008-09) (FY2009-10)
($) ($) ($) ($) (%) ($) (%)
Education      
Adult Education $6,806 $6,975 $6,975 $ 169 2.5% $ 0 0.0%
ECS Grant $2,536,177 $2,536,177 $2,536,177 $ 0 0.0% $ 0 0.0%
Non-public School
Transportation $ 0 $ 0 $ 0 $ 0 n/a $ 0 n/a
Public School
Transportation $119,404 $122,325 $122,325 $2,921 2.4% $ 0 0.0%
Sub-Total:
Education $2,662,387 $2,665,477 $2,665,477 $3,090 0.1% $ 0 0.0%
Non-Education
Local Capital
Improvement $26,249 $26,246 $26,246 $- 3 0.0% $ 0 0.0%
Pequot-Mohegan
Grant $175,008 $147,866 $105,916 $-69,092 -39.5% $-41,950 -28.4%
PILOT: Colleges &
Hospitals $60,000 $60,000 $60,000 $ 0 0.0% $ 0 0.0%
PILOT: State-owned
Property $146,997 $125,111 $125,111 $-21,886 -14.9% $ 0 0.0%
Town Aid Road
Grant $86,226 $63,232 $77,605 $-8,621 -10.0% $14,373 22.7%
Sub-Total: Non-
Education $494,480 $422,455 $394,878 $-99,602 -20.1% $-27,577 - 6.5%

Total: Education & $3,156,867 $3,087,932 $3,060,355 $-96,512 - 3.1% $-27,577 - 0.9%
Non-Education
*Some grants are not listed because town-by-town amounts are not currently available. Many of these grants will be featured in an upcoming CCM report.

Notes to Individual Grants for FY2009-10:


• Adult Education – $20.6 million statewide (no change • LoCIP – $30 million statewide (no change from FY2008-
from FY2008-09). 09, but state bonding package has not been finalized).
• ECS –$1.9 billion statewide (no change from FY2008- • Pequot/Mohegan - $61.8 million statewide ($31.2 million
09). reduction from FY2008-09).

• Non-Public School Transportation - $4 million • PILOT: Colleges and Hospitals - $115.4 million statewide
statewide (no change from FY2008-09). ($7 million reduction from FY2008-09).

• Public School Transportation - $48 million statewide • PILOT: State-Owned Property – $ 73.5 million statewide
(no change from FY2008-09). ($6.5 million reduction from FY2008-09).

• Town Aid Roads – $27 million statewide ($3 million


statewide reduction from FY2008-09).
###
If you have any questions, please call Barbara Rua, Gian-Carl Casa, or Jim Finley of CCM at (203) 498-3000.
April 2, 2009

PLEASE DELIVER IMMEDIATELY TO MAYOR, FIRST SELECTMAN,


CITY/TOWN MANAGER & FINANCE DIRECTOR

Appropriations Committee’s Proposed Budget Impact on:


Wallingford
Today, April 2, 2009, the Appropriations Committee released a proposed budget for FY 2009-10 and FY 2010-11.
Below please find a summary of the major statewide changes.
Change: Change:
Appropriations Appropriations
Proposal Proposal (FY2009-
Governor’s Appropriations (FY2009-10) over 10) over Governor's
Current Year Proposal Proposal (FY2009- Current Year Proposal (FY2009-
Grant: (FY2008-09) (FY2009-10) 10) (FY2008-09) 10)
($) ($) ($) ($) ($)

DECD Tax
Abatement $1.7 million $0 $1.7 million No change. $1.7 million
DECD Payment in
Lieu of Taxes $2.2 million $0 $2.2 million No change. $2.2 million

Magnet Schools $121.5 million $135 million $154.3 million $32.8 million $19.3 million
Pequot-Mohegan
Grant $93 million $86.3 million $61.8 million $-31.2 million $-24.5 million
PILOT: Colleges &
Hospitals $122.4 million $115.4 million $115.4 million $-7 million No change.
PILOT: State
Owned Property $80 million $73 million $73.5 million $-6.5 million $.5 million
Priority School
Districts $124.1 million $116.7 million $117.7 million $-6.4 million $1 million
Town Aid Road
Grant $30 million $22 million $27 million $-3 million $5 million

The Appropriations Committee has proposed level-funding the following programs: Education Cost Sharing,
Special Education, School Transportation, and Adult Education.

LoCIP is expected to remain funded at $30 million, but the entire state bonding package has not yet been finalized
by the Finance, Revenue and Bonding committee. The Appropriations and Finance Committee leadership have
discussed regional incentive programs similar to the $50 million bond funding proposal by Governor Rell, and are
supporting other efforts to promote regional revenue sharing. However, the Finance Committee has not yet acted
on those proposals.
At first glance it appears this proposal increases education funding by $21.3 million over the Governor’s
proposed budget, but decreases non-education aid by $15 million compared to the Governor’s proposed
budget.

Please note that grants to individual towns and cities may vary due to changes in grant formula elements.

Below is CCM’s preliminary analysis of the impacts on Wallingford under this plan for certain key grant
programs.
Change: Appropriations
Current Governor’s Appropriations Change: Appropriations Proposal (FY2009-10) over
Year Proposal Proposal Proposal (FY2009-10) over Governor's Proposal
Grant: (FY2008-09) (FY2009-10) (FY2009-10) Current Year (FY2008-09) (FY2009-10)
($) ($) ($) ($) (%) ($) (%)
Education      
Adult Education $257,712 $298,489 $298,489 $40,777 15.8% $ 0 0.0%
ECS Grant $21,440,233 $21,440,233 $21,440,233 $ 0 0.0% $ 0 0.0%
Non-public School
Transportation $20,513 $24,623 $24,623 $4,110 20.0% $ 0 0.0%
Public School
Transportation $486,638 $579,711 $579,711 $93,073 19.1% $ 0 0.0%
Sub-Total:
Education $22,205,096 $22,343,056 $22,343,056 $137,960 0.6% $ 0 0.0%
Non-Education
Local Capital
Improvement $314,979 $314,655 $314,655 $- 324 - 0.1% $ 0 0.0%
Pequot-Mohegan
Grant $342,374 $241,259 $172,814 $-169,560 -49.5% $-68,445 -28.4%
PILOT: Colleges &
Hospitals $430,610 $376,195 $376,195 $-54,415 -12.6% $ 0 0.0%
PILOT: State-owned
Property $59,555 $51,325 $51,325 $-8,230 -13.8% $ 0 0.0%
Town Aid Road
Grant $277,238 $203,308 $249,520 $-27,718 -10.0% $46,212 22.7%
Sub-Total: Non-
Education $1,424,756 $1,186,742 $1,164,509 $-260,247 -18.3% $-22,233 - 1.9%

Total: Education & $23,629,852 $23,529,798 $23,507,565 $-122,287 - 0.5% $-22,233 - 0.1%
Non-Education
*Some grants are not listed because town-by-town amounts are not currently available. Many of these grants will be featured in an upcoming CCM report.

Notes to Individual Grants for FY2009-10:


• Adult Education – $20.6 million statewide (no change • LoCIP – $30 million statewide (no change from FY2008-
from FY2008-09). 09, but state bonding package has not been finalized).
• ECS –$1.9 billion statewide (no change from FY2008- • Pequot/Mohegan - $61.8 million statewide ($31.2 million
09). reduction from FY2008-09).

• Non-Public School Transportation - $4 million • PILOT: Colleges and Hospitals - $115.4 million statewide
statewide (no change from FY2008-09). ($7 million reduction from FY2008-09).

• Public School Transportation - $48 million statewide • PILOT: State-Owned Property – $ 73.5 million statewide
(no change from FY2008-09). ($6.5 million reduction from FY2008-09).

• Town Aid Roads – $27 million statewide ($3 million


statewide reduction from FY2008-09).
###
If you have any questions, please call Barbara Rua, Gian-Carl Casa, or Jim Finley of CCM at (203) 498-3000.
April 2, 2009

PLEASE DELIVER IMMEDIATELY TO MAYOR, FIRST SELECTMAN,


CITY/TOWN MANAGER & FINANCE DIRECTOR

Appropriations Committee’s Proposed Budget Impact on:


Warren
Today, April 2, 2009, the Appropriations Committee released a proposed budget for FY 2009-10 and FY 2010-11.
Below please find a summary of the major statewide changes.
Change: Change:
Appropriations Appropriations
Proposal Proposal (FY2009-
Governor’s Appropriations (FY2009-10) over 10) over Governor's
Current Year Proposal Proposal (FY2009- Current Year Proposal (FY2009-
Grant: (FY2008-09) (FY2009-10) 10) (FY2008-09) 10)
($) ($) ($) ($) ($)

DECD Tax
Abatement $1.7 million $0 $1.7 million No change. $1.7 million
DECD Payment in
Lieu of Taxes $2.2 million $0 $2.2 million No change. $2.2 million

Magnet Schools $121.5 million $135 million $154.3 million $32.8 million $19.3 million
Pequot-Mohegan
Grant $93 million $86.3 million $61.8 million $-31.2 million $-24.5 million
PILOT: Colleges &
Hospitals $122.4 million $115.4 million $115.4 million $-7 million No change.
PILOT: State
Owned Property $80 million $73 million $73.5 million $-6.5 million $.5 million
Priority School
Districts $124.1 million $116.7 million $117.7 million $-6.4 million $1 million
Town Aid Road
Grant $30 million $22 million $27 million $-3 million $5 million

The Appropriations Committee has proposed level-funding the following programs: Education Cost Sharing,
Special Education, School Transportation, and Adult Education.

LoCIP is expected to remain funded at $30 million, but the entire state bonding package has not yet been finalized
by the Finance, Revenue and Bonding committee. The Appropriations and Finance Committee leadership have
discussed regional incentive programs similar to the $50 million bond funding proposal by Governor Rell, and are
supporting other efforts to promote regional revenue sharing. However, the Finance Committee has not yet acted
on those proposals.
At first glance it appears this proposal increases education funding by $21.3 million over the Governor’s
proposed budget, but decreases non-education aid by $15 million compared to the Governor’s proposed
budget.

Please note that grants to individual towns and cities may vary due to changes in grant formula elements.

Below is CCM’s preliminary analysis of the impacts on Warren under this plan for certain key grant programs.
Change: Appropriations
Current Governor’s Appropriations Change: Appropriations Proposal (FY2009-10) over
Year Proposal Proposal Proposal (FY2009-10) over Governor's Proposal
Grant: (FY2008-09) (FY2009-10) (FY2009-10) Current Year (FY2008-09) (FY2009-10)
($) ($) ($) ($) (%) ($) (%)
Education      
Adult Education $ 0 $ 0 $ 0 $ 0 n/a $ 0 n/a
ECS Grant $99,777 $99,777 $99,777 $ 0 0.0% $ 0 0.0%
Non-public School
Transportation $ 0 $ 0 $ 0 $ 0 n/a $ 0 n/a
Public School
Transportation $ 0 $ 0 $ 0 $ 0 n/a $ 0 n/a
Sub-Total:
Education $99,777 $99,777 $99,777 $ 0 0.0% $ 0 0.0%
Non-Education
Local Capital
Improvement $22,047 $22,046 $22,046 $- 1 0.0% $ 0 0.0%
Pequot-Mohegan
Grant $18,845 $9,793 $7,015 $-11,830 -62.8% $-2,778 -28.4%
PILOT: Colleges &
Hospitals $ 0 $ 0 $ 0 $ 0 n/a $ 0 n/a
PILOT: State-owned
Property $29,874 $14,459 $14,459 $-15,415 -51.6% $ 0 0.0%
Town Aid Road
Grant $90,360 $66,264 $81,326 $-9,034 -10.0% $15,062 22.7%
Sub-Total: Non-
Education $161,126 $112,562 $124,846 $-36,280 -22.5% $12,284 10.9%

Total: Education & $260,903 $212,339 $224,623 $-36,280 -13.9% $12,284 5.8%
Non-Education
*Some grants are not listed because town-by-town amounts are not currently available. Many of these grants will be featured in an upcoming CCM report.

Notes to Individual Grants for FY2009-10:


• Adult Education – $20.6 million statewide (no change • LoCIP – $30 million statewide (no change from FY2008-
from FY2008-09). 09, but state bonding package has not been finalized).
• ECS –$1.9 billion statewide (no change from FY2008- • Pequot/Mohegan - $61.8 million statewide ($31.2 million
09). reduction from FY2008-09).

• Non-Public School Transportation - $4 million • PILOT: Colleges and Hospitals - $115.4 million statewide
statewide (no change from FY2008-09). ($7 million reduction from FY2008-09).

• Public School Transportation - $48 million statewide • PILOT: State-Owned Property – $ 73.5 million statewide
(no change from FY2008-09). ($6.5 million reduction from FY2008-09).

• Town Aid Roads – $27 million statewide ($3 million


statewide reduction from FY2008-09).
###
If you have any questions, please call Barbara Rua, Gian-Carl Casa, or Jim Finley of CCM at (203) 498-3000.
April 2, 2009

PLEASE DELIVER IMMEDIATELY TO MAYOR, FIRST SELECTMAN,


CITY/TOWN MANAGER & FINANCE DIRECTOR

Appropriations Committee’s Proposed Budget Impact on:


Washington
Today, April 2, 2009, the Appropriations Committee released a proposed budget for FY 2009-10 and FY 2010-11.
Below please find a summary of the major statewide changes.
Change: Change:
Appropriations Appropriations
Proposal Proposal (FY2009-
Governor’s Appropriations (FY2009-10) over 10) over Governor's
Current Year Proposal Proposal (FY2009- Current Year Proposal (FY2009-
Grant: (FY2008-09) (FY2009-10) 10) (FY2008-09) 10)
($) ($) ($) ($) ($)

DECD Tax
Abatement $1.7 million $0 $1.7 million No change. $1.7 million
DECD Payment in
Lieu of Taxes $2.2 million $0 $2.2 million No change. $2.2 million

Magnet Schools $121.5 million $135 million $154.3 million $32.8 million $19.3 million
Pequot-Mohegan
Grant $93 million $86.3 million $61.8 million $-31.2 million $-24.5 million
PILOT: Colleges &
Hospitals $122.4 million $115.4 million $115.4 million $-7 million No change.
PILOT: State
Owned Property $80 million $73 million $73.5 million $-6.5 million $.5 million
Priority School
Districts $124.1 million $116.7 million $117.7 million $-6.4 million $1 million
Town Aid Road
Grant $30 million $22 million $27 million $-3 million $5 million

The Appropriations Committee has proposed level-funding the following programs: Education Cost Sharing,
Special Education, School Transportation, and Adult Education.

LoCIP is expected to remain funded at $30 million, but the entire state bonding package has not yet been finalized
by the Finance, Revenue and Bonding committee. The Appropriations and Finance Committee leadership have
discussed regional incentive programs similar to the $50 million bond funding proposal by Governor Rell, and are
supporting other efforts to promote regional revenue sharing. However, the Finance Committee has not yet acted
on those proposals.
At first glance it appears this proposal increases education funding by $21.3 million over the Governor’s
proposed budget, but decreases non-education aid by $15 million compared to the Governor’s proposed
budget.

Please note that grants to individual towns and cities may vary due to changes in grant formula elements.

Below is CCM’s preliminary analysis of the impacts on Washington under this plan for certain key grant
programs.
Change: Appropriations
Current Governor’s Appropriations Change: Appropriations Proposal (FY2009-10) over
Year Proposal Proposal Proposal (FY2009-10) over Governor's Proposal
Grant: (FY2008-09) (FY2009-10) (FY2009-10) Current Year (FY2008-09) (FY2009-10)
($) ($) ($) ($) (%) ($) (%)
Education      
Adult Education $ 0 $ 0 $ 0 $ 0 n/a $ 0 n/a
ECS Grant $240,147 $240,147 $240,147 $ 0 0.0% $ 0 0.0%
Non-public School
Transportation $ 0 $ 0 $ 0 $ 0 n/a $ 0 n/a
Public School
Transportation $ 0 $ 0 $ 0 $ 0 n/a $ 0 n/a
Sub-Total:
Education $240,147 $240,147 $240,147 $ 0 0.0% $ 0 0.0%
Non-Education
Local Capital
Improvement $53,996 $53,994 $53,994 $- 2 0.0% $ 0 0.0%
Pequot-Mohegan
Grant $19,123 $10,969 $7,857 $-11,266 -58.9% $-3,112 -28.4%
PILOT: Colleges &
Hospitals $ 0 $ 0 $ 0 $ 0 n/a $ 0 n/a
PILOT: State-owned
Property $14,409 $12,436 $12,436 $-1,973 -13.7% $ 0 0.0%
Town Aid Road
Grant $162,276 $119,002 $146,051 $-16,225 -10.0% $27,049 22.7%
Sub-Total: Non-
Education $249,804 $196,401 $220,338 $-29,466 -11.8% $23,937 12.2%

Total: Education & $489,951 $436,548 $460,485 $-29,466 - 6.0% $23,937 5.5%
Non-Education
*Some grants are not listed because town-by-town amounts are not currently available. Many of these grants will be featured in an upcoming CCM report.

Notes to Individual Grants for FY2009-10:


• Adult Education – $20.6 million statewide (no change • LoCIP – $30 million statewide (no change from FY2008-
from FY2008-09). 09, but state bonding package has not been finalized).
• ECS –$1.9 billion statewide (no change from FY2008- • Pequot/Mohegan - $61.8 million statewide ($31.2 million
09). reduction from FY2008-09).

• Non-Public School Transportation - $4 million • PILOT: Colleges and Hospitals - $115.4 million statewide
statewide (no change from FY2008-09). ($7 million reduction from FY2008-09).

• Public School Transportation - $48 million statewide • PILOT: State-Owned Property – $ 73.5 million statewide
(no change from FY2008-09). ($6.5 million reduction from FY2008-09).

• Town Aid Roads – $27 million statewide ($3 million


statewide reduction from FY2008-09).
###
If you have any questions, please call Barbara Rua, Gian-Carl Casa, or Jim Finley of CCM at (203) 498-3000.
April 2, 2009

PLEASE DELIVER IMMEDIATELY TO MAYOR, FIRST SELECTMAN,


CITY/TOWN MANAGER & FINANCE DIRECTOR

Appropriations Committee’s Proposed Budget Impact on:


Waterbury
Today, April 2, 2009, the Appropriations Committee released a proposed budget for FY 2009-10 and FY 2010-11.
Below please find a summary of the major statewide changes.
Change: Change:
Appropriations Appropriations
Proposal Proposal (FY2009-
Governor’s Appropriations (FY2009-10) over 10) over Governor's
Current Year Proposal Proposal (FY2009- Current Year Proposal (FY2009-
Grant: (FY2008-09) (FY2009-10) 10) (FY2008-09) 10)
($) ($) ($) ($) ($)

DECD Tax
Abatement $1.7 million $0 $1.7 million No change. $1.7 million
DECD Payment in
Lieu of Taxes $2.2 million $0 $2.2 million No change. $2.2 million

Magnet Schools $121.5 million $135 million $154.3 million $32.8 million $19.3 million
Pequot-Mohegan
Grant $93 million $86.3 million $61.8 million $-31.2 million $-24.5 million
PILOT: Colleges &
Hospitals $122.4 million $115.4 million $115.4 million $-7 million No change.
PILOT: State
Owned Property $80 million $73 million $73.5 million $-6.5 million $.5 million
Priority School
Districts $124.1 million $116.7 million $117.7 million $-6.4 million $1 million
Town Aid Road
Grant $30 million $22 million $27 million $-3 million $5 million

The Appropriations Committee has proposed level-funding the following programs: Education Cost Sharing,
Special Education, School Transportation, and Adult Education.

LoCIP is expected to remain funded at $30 million, but the entire state bonding package has not yet been finalized
by the Finance, Revenue and Bonding committee. The Appropriations and Finance Committee leadership have
discussed regional incentive programs similar to the $50 million bond funding proposal by Governor Rell, and are
supporting other efforts to promote regional revenue sharing. However, the Finance Committee has not yet acted
on those proposals.
At first glance it appears this proposal increases education funding by $21.3 million over the Governor’s
proposed budget, but decreases non-education aid by $15 million compared to the Governor’s proposed
budget.

Please note that grants to individual towns and cities may vary due to changes in grant formula elements.

Below is CCM’s preliminary analysis of the impacts on Waterbury under this plan for certain key grant
programs.
Change: Appropriations
Current Governor’s Appropriations Change: Appropriations Proposal (FY2009-10) over
Year Proposal Proposal Proposal (FY2009-10) over Governor's Proposal
Grant: (FY2008-09) (FY2009-10) (FY2009-10) Current Year (FY2008-09) (FY2009-10)
($) ($) ($) ($) (%) ($) (%)
Education      
Adult Education $2,116,869 $2,118,351 $2,118,351 $1,482 0.1% $ 0 0.0%
ECS Grant $113,617,182 $113,617,182 $113,617,182 $ 0 0.0% $ 0 0.0%
Non-public School
Transportation $494,582 $497,075 $497,075 $2,493 0.5% $ 0 0.0%
Public School
Transportation $2,075,500 $2,070,146 $2,070,146 $-5,354 - 0.3% $ 0 0.0%
Sub-Total:
Education $118,304,133 $118,302,754 $118,302,754 $-1,379 0.0% $ 0 0.0%
Non-Education
Local Capital
Improvement $1,216,699 $1,214,156 $1,214,156 $-2,543 - 0.2% $ 0 0.0%
Pequot-Mohegan
Grant $4,710,892 $4,355,060 $3,119,529 $-1,591,363 -33.8% $-1,235,531 -28.4%
PILOT: Colleges &
Hospitals $8,160,622 $7,502,361 $7,502,361 $-658,261 - 8.1% $ 0 0.0%
PILOT: State-owned
Property $4,347,661 $4,262,509 $4,262,509 $-85,152 - 2.0% $ 0 0.0%
Town Aid Road
Grant $539,601 $395,708 $485,652 $-53,949 -10.0% $89,944 22.7%
Sub-Total: Non-
Education $18,975,475 $17,729,794 $16,584,208 $-2,391,267 -12.6% $-1,145,586 - 6.5%

Total: Education & $137,279,608 $136,032,548 $134,886,962 $-2,392,646 - 1.7% $-1,145,586 - 0.8%
Non-Education
*Some grants are not listed because town-by-town amounts are not currently available. Many of these grants will be featured in an upcoming CCM report.

Notes to Individual Grants for FY2009-10:


• Adult Education – $20.6 million statewide (no change • LoCIP – $30 million statewide (no change from FY2008-
from FY2008-09). 09, but state bonding package has not been finalized).
• ECS –$1.9 billion statewide (no change from FY2008- • Pequot/Mohegan - $61.8 million statewide ($31.2 million
09). reduction from FY2008-09).

• Non-Public School Transportation - $4 million • PILOT: Colleges and Hospitals - $115.4 million statewide
statewide (no change from FY2008-09). ($7 million reduction from FY2008-09).

• Public School Transportation - $48 million statewide • PILOT: State-Owned Property – $ 73.5 million statewide
(no change from FY2008-09). ($6.5 million reduction from FY2008-09).

• Town Aid Roads – $27 million statewide ($3 million


statewide reduction from FY2008-09).
###
If you have any questions, please call Barbara Rua, Gian-Carl Casa, or Jim Finley of CCM at (203) 498-3000.
April 2, 2009

PLEASE DELIVER IMMEDIATELY TO MAYOR, FIRST SELECTMAN,


CITY/TOWN MANAGER & FINANCE DIRECTOR

Appropriations Committee’s Proposed Budget Impact on:


Waterford
Today, April 2, 2009, the Appropriations Committee released a proposed budget for FY 2009-10 and FY 2010-11.
Below please find a summary of the major statewide changes.
Change: Change:
Appropriations Appropriations
Proposal Proposal (FY2009-
Governor’s Appropriations (FY2009-10) over 10) over Governor's
Current Year Proposal Proposal (FY2009- Current Year Proposal (FY2009-
Grant: (FY2008-09) (FY2009-10) 10) (FY2008-09) 10)
($) ($) ($) ($) ($)

DECD Tax
Abatement $1.7 million $0 $1.7 million No change. $1.7 million
DECD Payment in
Lieu of Taxes $2.2 million $0 $2.2 million No change. $2.2 million

Magnet Schools $121.5 million $135 million $154.3 million $32.8 million $19.3 million
Pequot-Mohegan
Grant $93 million $86.3 million $61.8 million $-31.2 million $-24.5 million
PILOT: Colleges &
Hospitals $122.4 million $115.4 million $115.4 million $-7 million No change.
PILOT: State
Owned Property $80 million $73 million $73.5 million $-6.5 million $.5 million
Priority School
Districts $124.1 million $116.7 million $117.7 million $-6.4 million $1 million
Town Aid Road
Grant $30 million $22 million $27 million $-3 million $5 million

The Appropriations Committee has proposed level-funding the following programs: Education Cost Sharing,
Special Education, School Transportation, and Adult Education.

LoCIP is expected to remain funded at $30 million, but the entire state bonding package has not yet been finalized
by the Finance, Revenue and Bonding committee. The Appropriations and Finance Committee leadership have
discussed regional incentive programs similar to the $50 million bond funding proposal by Governor Rell, and are
supporting other efforts to promote regional revenue sharing. However, the Finance Committee has not yet acted
on those proposals.
At first glance it appears this proposal increases education funding by $21.3 million over the Governor’s
proposed budget, but decreases non-education aid by $15 million compared to the Governor’s proposed
budget.

Please note that grants to individual towns and cities may vary due to changes in grant formula elements.

Below is CCM’s preliminary analysis of the impacts on Waterford under this plan for certain key grant
programs.
Change: Appropriations
Current Governor’s Appropriations Change: Appropriations Proposal (FY2009-10) over
Year Proposal Proposal Proposal (FY2009-10) over Governor's Proposal
Grant: (FY2008-09) (FY2009-10) (FY2009-10) Current Year (FY2008-09) (FY2009-10)
($) ($) ($) ($) (%) ($) (%)
Education      
Adult Education $13,217 $12,260 $12,260 $- 957 - 7.2% $ 0 0.0%
ECS Grant $1,445,404 $1,445,404 $1,445,404 $ 0 0.0% $ 0 0.0%
Non-public School
Transportation $ 0 $ 0 $ 0 $ 0 n/a $ 0 n/a
Public School
Transportation $102,568 $91,024 $91,024 $-11,544 -11.3% $ 0 0.0%
Sub-Total:
Education $1,561,189 $1,548,688 $1,548,688 $-12,501 - 0.8% $ 0 0.0%
Non-Education
Local Capital
Improvement $120,870 $120,801 $120,801 $- 69 - 0.1% $ 0 0.0%
Pequot-Mohegan
Grant $92,587 $67,651 $48,458 $-44,129 -47.7% $-19,193 -28.4%
PILOT: Colleges &
Hospitals $50,129 $57,528 $57,528 $7,399 14.8% $ 0 0.0%
PILOT: State-owned
Property $419,692 $391,316 $391,316 $-28,376 - 6.8% $ 0 0.0%
Town Aid Road
Grant $160,523 $117,717 $144,474 $-16,049 -10.0% $26,757 22.7%
Sub-Total: Non-
Education $843,801 $755,013 $762,577 $-81,224 - 9.6% $7,564 1.0%

Total: Education & $2,404,990 $2,303,701 $2,311,265 $-93,725 - 3.9% $7,564 0.3%
Non-Education
*Some grants are not listed because town-by-town amounts are not currently available. Many of these grants will be featured in an upcoming CCM report.

Notes to Individual Grants for FY2009-10:


• Adult Education – $20.6 million statewide (no change • LoCIP – $30 million statewide (no change from FY2008-
from FY2008-09). 09, but state bonding package has not been finalized).
• ECS –$1.9 billion statewide (no change from FY2008- • Pequot/Mohegan - $61.8 million statewide ($31.2 million
09). reduction from FY2008-09).

• Non-Public School Transportation - $4 million • PILOT: Colleges and Hospitals - $115.4 million statewide
statewide (no change from FY2008-09). ($7 million reduction from FY2008-09).

• Public School Transportation - $48 million statewide • PILOT: State-Owned Property – $ 73.5 million statewide
(no change from FY2008-09). ($6.5 million reduction from FY2008-09).

• Town Aid Roads – $27 million statewide ($3 million


statewide reduction from FY2008-09).
###
If you have any questions, please call Barbara Rua, Gian-Carl Casa, or Jim Finley of CCM at (203) 498-3000.
April 2, 2009

PLEASE DELIVER IMMEDIATELY TO MAYOR, FIRST SELECTMAN,


CITY/TOWN MANAGER & FINANCE DIRECTOR

Appropriations Committee’s Proposed Budget Impact on:


Watertown
Today, April 2, 2009, the Appropriations Committee released a proposed budget for FY 2009-10 and FY 2010-11.
Below please find a summary of the major statewide changes.
Change: Change:
Appropriations Appropriations
Proposal Proposal (FY2009-
Governor’s Appropriations (FY2009-10) over 10) over Governor's
Current Year Proposal Proposal (FY2009- Current Year Proposal (FY2009-
Grant: (FY2008-09) (FY2009-10) 10) (FY2008-09) 10)
($) ($) ($) ($) ($)

DECD Tax
Abatement $1.7 million $0 $1.7 million No change. $1.7 million
DECD Payment in
Lieu of Taxes $2.2 million $0 $2.2 million No change. $2.2 million

Magnet Schools $121.5 million $135 million $154.3 million $32.8 million $19.3 million
Pequot-Mohegan
Grant $93 million $86.3 million $61.8 million $-31.2 million $-24.5 million
PILOT: Colleges &
Hospitals $122.4 million $115.4 million $115.4 million $-7 million No change.
PILOT: State
Owned Property $80 million $73 million $73.5 million $-6.5 million $.5 million
Priority School
Districts $124.1 million $116.7 million $117.7 million $-6.4 million $1 million
Town Aid Road
Grant $30 million $22 million $27 million $-3 million $5 million

The Appropriations Committee has proposed level-funding the following programs: Education Cost Sharing,
Special Education, School Transportation, and Adult Education.

LoCIP is expected to remain funded at $30 million, but the entire state bonding package has not yet been finalized
by the Finance, Revenue and Bonding committee. The Appropriations and Finance Committee leadership have
discussed regional incentive programs similar to the $50 million bond funding proposal by Governor Rell, and are
supporting other efforts to promote regional revenue sharing. However, the Finance Committee has not yet acted
on those proposals.
At first glance it appears this proposal increases education funding by $21.3 million over the Governor’s
proposed budget, but decreases non-education aid by $15 million compared to the Governor’s proposed
budget.

Please note that grants to individual towns and cities may vary due to changes in grant formula elements.

Below is CCM’s preliminary analysis of the impacts on Watertown under this plan for certain key grant
programs.
Change: Appropriations
Current Governor’s Appropriations Change: Appropriations Proposal (FY2009-10) over
Year Proposal Proposal Proposal (FY2009-10) over Governor's Proposal
Grant: (FY2008-09) (FY2009-10) (FY2009-10) Current Year (FY2008-09) (FY2009-10)
($) ($) ($) ($) (%) ($) (%)
Education      
Adult Education $4,547 $4,171 $4,171 $- 376 - 8.3% $ 0 0.0%
ECS Grant $11,749,383 $11,749,383 $11,749,383 $ 0 0.0% $ 0 0.0%
Non-public School
Transportation $21,763 $19,707 $19,707 $-2,056 - 9.4% $ 0 0.0%
Public School
Transportation $251,392 $226,031 $226,031 $-25,361 -10.1% $ 0 0.0%
Sub-Total:
Education $12,027,085 $11,999,292 $11,999,292 $-27,793 - 0.2% $ 0 0.0%
Non-Education
Local Capital
Improvement $160,228 $160,121 $160,121 $- 107 - 0.1% $ 0 0.0%
Pequot-Mohegan
Grant $141,719 $104,073 $74,547 $-67,172 -47.4% $-29,526 -28.4%
PILOT: Colleges &
Hospitals $ 0 $ 0 $ 0 $ 0 n/a $ 0 n/a
PILOT: State-owned
Property $23,448 $19,458 $19,458 $-3,990 -17.0% $ 0 0.0%
Town Aid Road
Grant $179,298 $131,486 $161,373 $-17,925 -10.0% $29,887 22.7%
Sub-Total: Non-
Education $504,693 $415,138 $415,499 $-89,194 -17.7% $ 361 0.1%

Total: Education & $12,531,778 $12,414,430 $12,414,791 $-116,987 - 0.9% $ 361 0.0%
Non-Education
*Some grants are not listed because town-by-town amounts are not currently available. Many of these grants will be featured in an upcoming CCM report.

Notes to Individual Grants for FY2009-10:


• Adult Education – $20.6 million statewide (no change • LoCIP – $30 million statewide (no change from FY2008-
from FY2008-09). 09, but state bonding package has not been finalized).
• ECS –$1.9 billion statewide (no change from FY2008- • Pequot/Mohegan - $61.8 million statewide ($31.2 million
09). reduction from FY2008-09).

• Non-Public School Transportation - $4 million • PILOT: Colleges and Hospitals - $115.4 million statewide
statewide (no change from FY2008-09). ($7 million reduction from FY2008-09).

• Public School Transportation - $48 million statewide • PILOT: State-Owned Property – $ 73.5 million statewide
(no change from FY2008-09). ($6.5 million reduction from FY2008-09).

• Town Aid Roads – $27 million statewide ($3 million


statewide reduction from FY2008-09).
###
If you have any questions, please call Barbara Rua, Gian-Carl Casa, or Jim Finley of CCM at (203) 498-3000.
April 2, 2009

PLEASE DELIVER IMMEDIATELY TO MAYOR, FIRST SELECTMAN,


CITY/TOWN MANAGER & FINANCE DIRECTOR

Appropriations Committee’s Proposed Budget Impact on:


Westbrook
Today, April 2, 2009, the Appropriations Committee released a proposed budget for FY 2009-10 and FY 2010-11.
Below please find a summary of the major statewide changes.
Change: Change:
Appropriations Appropriations
Proposal Proposal (FY2009-
Governor’s Appropriations (FY2009-10) over 10) over Governor's
Current Year Proposal Proposal (FY2009- Current Year Proposal (FY2009-
Grant: (FY2008-09) (FY2009-10) 10) (FY2008-09) 10)
($) ($) ($) ($) ($)

DECD Tax
Abatement $1.7 million $0 $1.7 million No change. $1.7 million
DECD Payment in
Lieu of Taxes $2.2 million $0 $2.2 million No change. $2.2 million

Magnet Schools $121.5 million $135 million $154.3 million $32.8 million $19.3 million
Pequot-Mohegan
Grant $93 million $86.3 million $61.8 million $-31.2 million $-24.5 million
PILOT: Colleges &
Hospitals $122.4 million $115.4 million $115.4 million $-7 million No change.
PILOT: State
Owned Property $80 million $73 million $73.5 million $-6.5 million $.5 million
Priority School
Districts $124.1 million $116.7 million $117.7 million $-6.4 million $1 million
Town Aid Road
Grant $30 million $22 million $27 million $-3 million $5 million

The Appropriations Committee has proposed level-funding the following programs: Education Cost Sharing,
Special Education, School Transportation, and Adult Education.

LoCIP is expected to remain funded at $30 million, but the entire state bonding package has not yet been finalized
by the Finance, Revenue and Bonding committee. The Appropriations and Finance Committee leadership have
discussed regional incentive programs similar to the $50 million bond funding proposal by Governor Rell, and are
supporting other efforts to promote regional revenue sharing. However, the Finance Committee has not yet acted
on those proposals.
At first glance it appears this proposal increases education funding by $21.3 million over the Governor’s
proposed budget, but decreases non-education aid by $15 million compared to the Governor’s proposed
budget.

Please note that grants to individual towns and cities may vary due to changes in grant formula elements.

Below is CCM’s preliminary analysis of the impacts on Westbrook under this plan for certain key grant
programs.
Change: Appropriations
Current Governor’s Appropriations Change: Appropriations Proposal (FY2009-10) over
Year Proposal Proposal Proposal (FY2009-10) over Governor's Proposal
Grant: (FY2008-09) (FY2009-10) (FY2009-10) Current Year (FY2008-09) (FY2009-10)
($) ($) ($) ($) (%) ($) (%)
Education      
Adult Education $1,539 $1,409 $1,409 $- 130 - 8.4% $ 0 0.0%
ECS Grant $427,677 $427,677 $427,677 $ 0 0.0% $ 0 0.0%
Non-public School
Transportation $ 0 $ 0 $ 0 $ 0 n/a $ 0 n/a
Public School
Transportation $11,553 $9,667 $9,667 $-1,886 -16.3% $ 0 0.0%
Sub-Total:
Education $440,769 $438,753 $438,753 $-2,016 - 0.5% $ 0 0.0%
Non-Education
Local Capital
Improvement $43,194 $43,176 $43,176 $- 18 0.0% $ 0 0.0%
Pequot-Mohegan
Grant $29,082 $20,433 $14,636 $-14,446 -49.7% $-5,797 -28.4%
PILOT: Colleges &
Hospitals $ 0 $ 0 $ 0 $ 0 n/a $ 0 n/a
PILOT: State-owned
Property $46,630 $41,192 $41,192 $-5,438 -11.7% $ 0 0.0%
Town Aid Road
Grant $107,956 $79,168 $97,163 $-10,793 -10.0% $17,995 22.7%
Sub-Total: Non-
Education $226,862 $183,969 $196,167 $-30,695 -13.5% $12,198 6.6%

Total: Education & $667,631 $622,722 $634,920 $-32,711 - 4.9% $12,198 2.0%
Non-Education
*Some grants are not listed because town-by-town amounts are not currently available. Many of these grants will be featured in an upcoming CCM report.

Notes to Individual Grants for FY2009-10:


• Adult Education – $20.6 million statewide (no change • LoCIP – $30 million statewide (no change from FY2008-
from FY2008-09). 09, but state bonding package has not been finalized).
• ECS –$1.9 billion statewide (no change from FY2008- • Pequot/Mohegan - $61.8 million statewide ($31.2 million
09). reduction from FY2008-09).

• Non-Public School Transportation - $4 million • PILOT: Colleges and Hospitals - $115.4 million statewide
statewide (no change from FY2008-09). ($7 million reduction from FY2008-09).

• Public School Transportation - $48 million statewide • PILOT: State-Owned Property – $ 73.5 million statewide
(no change from FY2008-09). ($6.5 million reduction from FY2008-09).

• Town Aid Roads – $27 million statewide ($3 million


statewide reduction from FY2008-09).
###
If you have any questions, please call Barbara Rua, Gian-Carl Casa, or Jim Finley of CCM at (203) 498-3000.
April 2, 2009

PLEASE DELIVER IMMEDIATELY TO MAYOR, FIRST SELECTMAN,


CITY/TOWN MANAGER & FINANCE DIRECTOR

Appropriations Committee’s Proposed Budget Impact on:


West Hartford
Today, April 2, 2009, the Appropriations Committee released a proposed budget for FY 2009-10 and FY 2010-11.
Below please find a summary of the major statewide changes.
Change: Change:
Appropriations Appropriations
Proposal Proposal (FY2009-
Governor’s Appropriations (FY2009-10) over 10) over Governor's
Current Year Proposal Proposal (FY2009- Current Year Proposal (FY2009-
Grant: (FY2008-09) (FY2009-10) 10) (FY2008-09) 10)
($) ($) ($) ($) ($)

DECD Tax
Abatement $1.7 million $0 $1.7 million No change. $1.7 million
DECD Payment in
Lieu of Taxes $2.2 million $0 $2.2 million No change. $2.2 million

Magnet Schools $121.5 million $135 million $154.3 million $32.8 million $19.3 million
Pequot-Mohegan
Grant $93 million $86.3 million $61.8 million $-31.2 million $-24.5 million
PILOT: Colleges &
Hospitals $122.4 million $115.4 million $115.4 million $-7 million No change.
PILOT: State
Owned Property $80 million $73 million $73.5 million $-6.5 million $.5 million
Priority School
Districts $124.1 million $116.7 million $117.7 million $-6.4 million $1 million
Town Aid Road
Grant $30 million $22 million $27 million $-3 million $5 million

The Appropriations Committee has proposed level-funding the following programs: Education Cost Sharing,
Special Education, School Transportation, and Adult Education.

LoCIP is expected to remain funded at $30 million, but the entire state bonding package has not yet been finalized
by the Finance, Revenue and Bonding committee. The Appropriations and Finance Committee leadership have
discussed regional incentive programs similar to the $50 million bond funding proposal by Governor Rell, and are
supporting other efforts to promote regional revenue sharing. However, the Finance Committee has not yet acted
on those proposals.
At first glance it appears this proposal increases education funding by $21.3 million over the Governor’s
proposed budget, but decreases non-education aid by $15 million compared to the Governor’s proposed
budget.

Please note that grants to individual towns and cities may vary due to changes in grant formula elements.

Below is CCM’s preliminary analysis of the impacts on West Hartford under this plan for certain key grant
programs.
Change: Appropriations
Current Governor’s Appropriations Change: Appropriations Proposal (FY2009-10) over
Year Proposal Proposal Proposal (FY2009-10) over Governor's Proposal
Grant: (FY2008-09) (FY2009-10) (FY2009-10) Current Year (FY2008-09) (FY2009-10)
($) ($) ($) ($) (%) ($) (%)
Education      
Adult Education $92,938 $87,359 $87,359 $-5,579 - 6.0% $ 0 0.0%
ECS Grant $16,076,120 $16,076,120 $16,076,120 $ 0 0.0% $ 0 0.0%
Non-public School
Transportation $60,284 $55,641 $55,641 $-4,643 - 7.7% $ 0 0.0%
Public School
Transportation $283,596 $259,764 $259,764 $-23,832 - 8.4% $ 0 0.0%
Sub-Total:
Education $16,512,938 $16,478,884 $16,478,884 $-34,054 - 0.2% $ 0 0.0%
Non-Education
Local Capital
Improvement $443,274 $442,235 $442,235 $-1,039 - 0.2% $ 0 0.0%
Pequot-Mohegan
Grant $466,200 $363,797 $260,588 $-205,612 -44.1% $-103,209 -28.4%
PILOT: Colleges &
Hospitals $1,745,962 $953,453 $953,453 $-792,509 -45.4% $ 0 0.0%
PILOT: State-owned
Property $393,689 $334,660 $334,660 $-59,029 -15.0% $ 0 0.0%
Town Aid Road
Grant $339,269 $248,797 $305,349 $-33,920 -10.0% $56,552 22.7%
Sub-Total: Non-
Education $3,388,394 $2,342,942 $2,296,284 $-1,092,110 -32.2% $-46,658 - 2.0%

Total: Education & $19,901,332 $18,821,826 $18,775,168 $-1,126,164 - 5.7% $-46,658 - 0.2%
Non-Education
*Some grants are not listed because town-by-town amounts are not currently available. Many of these grants will be featured in an upcoming CCM report.

Notes to Individual Grants for FY2009-10:


• Adult Education – $20.6 million statewide (no change • LoCIP – $30 million statewide (no change from FY2008-
from FY2008-09). 09, but state bonding package has not been finalized).
• ECS –$1.9 billion statewide (no change from FY2008- • Pequot/Mohegan - $61.8 million statewide ($31.2 million
09). reduction from FY2008-09).

• Non-Public School Transportation - $4 million • PILOT: Colleges and Hospitals - $115.4 million statewide
statewide (no change from FY2008-09). ($7 million reduction from FY2008-09).

• Public School Transportation - $48 million statewide • PILOT: State-Owned Property – $ 73.5 million statewide
(no change from FY2008-09). ($6.5 million reduction from FY2008-09).

• Town Aid Roads – $27 million statewide ($3 million


statewide reduction from FY2008-09).
###
If you have any questions, please call Barbara Rua, Gian-Carl Casa, or Jim Finley of CCM at (203) 498-3000.
April 2, 2009

PLEASE DELIVER IMMEDIATELY TO MAYOR, FIRST SELECTMAN,


CITY/TOWN MANAGER & FINANCE DIRECTOR

Appropriations Committee’s Proposed Budget Impact on:


West Haven
Today, April 2, 2009, the Appropriations Committee released a proposed budget for FY 2009-10 and FY 2010-11.
Below please find a summary of the major statewide changes.
Change: Change:
Appropriations Appropriations
Proposal Proposal (FY2009-
Governor’s Appropriations (FY2009-10) over 10) over Governor's
Current Year Proposal Proposal (FY2009- Current Year Proposal (FY2009-
Grant: (FY2008-09) (FY2009-10) 10) (FY2008-09) 10)
($) ($) ($) ($) ($)

DECD Tax
Abatement $1.7 million $0 $1.7 million No change. $1.7 million
DECD Payment in
Lieu of Taxes $2.2 million $0 $2.2 million No change. $2.2 million

Magnet Schools $121.5 million $135 million $154.3 million $32.8 million $19.3 million
Pequot-Mohegan
Grant $93 million $86.3 million $61.8 million $-31.2 million $-24.5 million
PILOT: Colleges &
Hospitals $122.4 million $115.4 million $115.4 million $-7 million No change.
PILOT: State
Owned Property $80 million $73 million $73.5 million $-6.5 million $.5 million
Priority School
Districts $124.1 million $116.7 million $117.7 million $-6.4 million $1 million
Town Aid Road
Grant $30 million $22 million $27 million $-3 million $5 million

The Appropriations Committee has proposed level-funding the following programs: Education Cost Sharing,
Special Education, School Transportation, and Adult Education.

LoCIP is expected to remain funded at $30 million, but the entire state bonding package has not yet been finalized
by the Finance, Revenue and Bonding committee. The Appropriations and Finance Committee leadership have
discussed regional incentive programs similar to the $50 million bond funding proposal by Governor Rell, and are
supporting other efforts to promote regional revenue sharing. However, the Finance Committee has not yet acted
on those proposals.
At first glance it appears this proposal increases education funding by $21.3 million over the Governor’s
proposed budget, but decreases non-education aid by $15 million compared to the Governor’s proposed
budget.

Please note that grants to individual towns and cities may vary due to changes in grant formula elements.

Below is CCM’s preliminary analysis of the impacts on West Haven under this plan for certain key grant
programs.
Change: Appropriations
Current Governor’s Appropriations Change: Appropriations Proposal (FY2009-10) over
Year Proposal Proposal Proposal (FY2009-10) over Governor's Proposal
Grant: (FY2008-09) (FY2009-10) (FY2009-10) Current Year (FY2008-09) (FY2009-10)
($) ($) ($) ($) (%) ($) (%)
Education      
Adult Education $192,464 $201,302 $201,302 $8,838 4.6% $ 0 0.0%
ECS Grant $41,399,303 $41,399,303 $41,399,303 $ 0 0.0% $ 0 0.0%
Non-public School
Transportation $71,065 $75,058 $75,058 $3,993 5.6% $ 0 0.0%
Public School
Transportation $1,045,414 $1,095,686 $1,095,686 $50,272 4.8% $ 0 0.0%
Sub-Total:
Education $42,708,246 $42,771,349 $42,771,349 $63,103 0.1% $ 0 0.0%
Non-Education
Local Capital
Improvement $585,531 $583,924 $583,924 $-1,607 - 0.3% $ 0 0.0%
Pequot-Mohegan
Grant $1,068,794 $1,011,827 $724,772 $-344,022 -32.2% $-287,055 -28.4%
PILOT: Colleges &
Hospitals $2,023,177 $3,306,999 $3,306,999 $1,283,822 63.5% $ 0 0.0%
PILOT: State-owned
Property $10,407 $8,636 $8,636 $-1,771 -17.0% $ 0 0.0%
Town Aid Road
Grant $305,346 $223,920 $274,817 $-30,529 -10.0% $50,897 22.7%
Sub-Total: Non-
Education $3,993,255 $5,135,306 $4,899,148 $905,893 22.7% $-236,158 - 4.6%

Total: Education & $46,701,501 $47,906,655 $47,670,497 $968,996 2.1% $-236,158 - 0.5%
Non-Education
*Some grants are not listed because town-by-town amounts are not currently available. Many of these grants will be featured in an upcoming CCM report.

Notes to Individual Grants for FY2009-10:


• Adult Education – $20.6 million statewide (no change • LoCIP – $30 million statewide (no change from FY2008-
from FY2008-09). 09, but state bonding package has not been finalized).
• ECS –$1.9 billion statewide (no change from FY2008- • Pequot/Mohegan - $61.8 million statewide ($31.2 million
09). reduction from FY2008-09).

• Non-Public School Transportation - $4 million • PILOT: Colleges and Hospitals - $115.4 million statewide
statewide (no change from FY2008-09). ($7 million reduction from FY2008-09).

• Public School Transportation - $48 million statewide • PILOT: State-Owned Property – $ 73.5 million statewide
(no change from FY2008-09). ($6.5 million reduction from FY2008-09).

• Town Aid Roads – $27 million statewide ($3 million


statewide reduction from FY2008-09).
###
If you have any questions, please call Barbara Rua, Gian-Carl Casa, or Jim Finley of CCM at (203) 498-3000.
April 2, 2009

PLEASE DELIVER IMMEDIATELY TO MAYOR, FIRST SELECTMAN,


CITY/TOWN MANAGER & FINANCE DIRECTOR

Appropriations Committee’s Proposed Budget Impact on:


Weston
Today, April 2, 2009, the Appropriations Committee released a proposed budget for FY 2009-10 and FY 2010-11.
Below please find a summary of the major statewide changes.
Change: Change:
Appropriations Appropriations
Proposal Proposal (FY2009-
Governor’s Appropriations (FY2009-10) over 10) over Governor's
Current Year Proposal Proposal (FY2009- Current Year Proposal (FY2009-
Grant: (FY2008-09) (FY2009-10) 10) (FY2008-09) 10)
($) ($) ($) ($) ($)

DECD Tax
Abatement $1.7 million $0 $1.7 million No change. $1.7 million
DECD Payment in
Lieu of Taxes $2.2 million $0 $2.2 million No change. $2.2 million

Magnet Schools $121.5 million $135 million $154.3 million $32.8 million $19.3 million
Pequot-Mohegan
Grant $93 million $86.3 million $61.8 million $-31.2 million $-24.5 million
PILOT: Colleges &
Hospitals $122.4 million $115.4 million $115.4 million $-7 million No change.
PILOT: State
Owned Property $80 million $73 million $73.5 million $-6.5 million $.5 million
Priority School
Districts $124.1 million $116.7 million $117.7 million $-6.4 million $1 million
Town Aid Road
Grant $30 million $22 million $27 million $-3 million $5 million

The Appropriations Committee has proposed level-funding the following programs: Education Cost Sharing,
Special Education, School Transportation, and Adult Education.

LoCIP is expected to remain funded at $30 million, but the entire state bonding package has not yet been finalized
by the Finance, Revenue and Bonding committee. The Appropriations and Finance Committee leadership have
discussed regional incentive programs similar to the $50 million bond funding proposal by Governor Rell, and are
supporting other efforts to promote regional revenue sharing. However, the Finance Committee has not yet acted
on those proposals.
At first glance it appears this proposal increases education funding by $21.3 million over the Governor’s
proposed budget, but decreases non-education aid by $15 million compared to the Governor’s proposed
budget.

Please note that grants to individual towns and cities may vary due to changes in grant formula elements.

Below is CCM’s preliminary analysis of the impacts on Weston under this plan for certain key grant programs.
Change: Appropriations
Current Governor’s Appropriations Change: Appropriations Proposal (FY2009-10) over
Year Proposal Proposal Proposal (FY2009-10) over Governor's Proposal
Grant: (FY2008-09) (FY2009-10) (FY2009-10) Current Year (FY2008-09) (FY2009-10)
($) ($) ($) ($) (%) ($) (%)
Education      
Adult Education $ 424 $ 425 $ 425 $ 1 0.2% $ 0 0.0%
ECS Grant $948,564 $948,564 $948,564 $ 0 0.0% $ 0 0.0%
Non-public School
Transportation $ 0 $ 0 $ 0 $ 0 n/a $ 0 n/a
Public School
Transportation $9,575 $9,550 $9,550 $- 25 - 0.3% $ 0 0.0%
Sub-Total:
Education $958,563 $958,539 $958,539 $- 24 0.0% $ 0 0.0%
Non-Education
Local Capital
Improvement $66,242 $66,209 $66,209 $- 33 0.0% $ 0 0.0%
Pequot-Mohegan
Grant $16,629 $10,424 $7,467 $-9,162 -55.1% $-2,957 -28.4%
PILOT: Colleges &
Hospitals $ 0 $ 0 $ 0 $ 0 n/a $ 0 n/a
PILOT: State-owned
Property $4,463 $3,807 $3,807 $- 656 -14.7% $ 0 0.0%
Town Aid Road
Grant $126,239 $92,575 $113,617 $-12,622 -10.0% $21,042 22.7%
Sub-Total: Non-
Education $213,573 $173,015 $191,100 $-22,473 -10.5% $18,085 10.5%

Total: Education & $1,172,136 $1,131,554 $1,149,639 $-22,497 - 1.9% $18,085 1.6%
Non-Education
*Some grants are not listed because town-by-town amounts are not currently available. Many of these grants will be featured in an upcoming CCM report.

Notes to Individual Grants for FY2009-10:


• Adult Education – $20.6 million statewide (no change • LoCIP – $30 million statewide (no change from FY2008-
from FY2008-09). 09, but state bonding package has not been finalized).
• ECS –$1.9 billion statewide (no change from FY2008- • Pequot/Mohegan - $61.8 million statewide ($31.2 million
09). reduction from FY2008-09).

• Non-Public School Transportation - $4 million • PILOT: Colleges and Hospitals - $115.4 million statewide
statewide (no change from FY2008-09). ($7 million reduction from FY2008-09).

• Public School Transportation - $48 million statewide • PILOT: State-Owned Property – $ 73.5 million statewide
(no change from FY2008-09). ($6.5 million reduction from FY2008-09).

• Town Aid Roads – $27 million statewide ($3 million


statewide reduction from FY2008-09).
###
If you have any questions, please call Barbara Rua, Gian-Carl Casa, or Jim Finley of CCM at (203) 498-3000.
April 2, 2009

PLEASE DELIVER IMMEDIATELY TO MAYOR, FIRST SELECTMAN,


CITY/TOWN MANAGER & FINANCE DIRECTOR

Appropriations Committee’s Proposed Budget Impact on:


Westport
Today, April 2, 2009, the Appropriations Committee released a proposed budget for FY 2009-10 and FY 2010-11.
Below please find a summary of the major statewide changes.
Change: Change:
Appropriations Appropriations
Proposal Proposal (FY2009-
Governor’s Appropriations (FY2009-10) over 10) over Governor's
Current Year Proposal Proposal (FY2009- Current Year Proposal (FY2009-
Grant: (FY2008-09) (FY2009-10) 10) (FY2008-09) 10)
($) ($) ($) ($) ($)

DECD Tax
Abatement $1.7 million $0 $1.7 million No change. $1.7 million
DECD Payment in
Lieu of Taxes $2.2 million $0 $2.2 million No change. $2.2 million

Magnet Schools $121.5 million $135 million $154.3 million $32.8 million $19.3 million
Pequot-Mohegan
Grant $93 million $86.3 million $61.8 million $-31.2 million $-24.5 million
PILOT: Colleges &
Hospitals $122.4 million $115.4 million $115.4 million $-7 million No change.
PILOT: State
Owned Property $80 million $73 million $73.5 million $-6.5 million $.5 million
Priority School
Districts $124.1 million $116.7 million $117.7 million $-6.4 million $1 million
Town Aid Road
Grant $30 million $22 million $27 million $-3 million $5 million

The Appropriations Committee has proposed level-funding the following programs: Education Cost Sharing,
Special Education, School Transportation, and Adult Education.

LoCIP is expected to remain funded at $30 million, but the entire state bonding package has not yet been finalized
by the Finance, Revenue and Bonding committee. The Appropriations and Finance Committee leadership have
discussed regional incentive programs similar to the $50 million bond funding proposal by Governor Rell, and are
supporting other efforts to promote regional revenue sharing. However, the Finance Committee has not yet acted
on those proposals.
At first glance it appears this proposal increases education funding by $21.3 million over the Governor’s
proposed budget, but decreases non-education aid by $15 million compared to the Governor’s proposed
budget.

Please note that grants to individual towns and cities may vary due to changes in grant formula elements.

Below is CCM’s preliminary analysis of the impacts on Westport under this plan for certain key grant programs.
Change: Appropriations
Current Governor’s Appropriations Change: Appropriations Proposal (FY2009-10) over
Year Proposal Proposal Proposal (FY2009-10) over Governor's Proposal
Grant: (FY2008-09) (FY2009-10) (FY2009-10) Current Year (FY2008-09) (FY2009-10)
($) ($) ($) ($) (%) ($) (%)
Education      
Adult Education $2,013 $2,015 $2,015 $ 2 0.1% $ 0 0.0%
ECS Grant $1,988,255 $1,988,255 $1,988,255 $ 0 0.0% $ 0 0.0%
Non-public School
Transportation $ 0 $ 0 $ 0 $ 0 n/a $ 0 n/a
Public School
Transportation $ 648 $ 647 $ 647 $- 1 - 0.2% $ 0 0.0%
Sub-Total:
Education $1,990,916 $1,990,917 $1,990,917 $ 1 0.0% $ 0 0.0%
Non-Education
Local Capital
Improvement $147,006 $146,787 $146,787 $- 219 - 0.1% $ 0 0.0%
Pequot-Mohegan
Grant $21,930 $12,969 $9,290 $-12,640 -57.6% $-3,679 -28.4%
PILOT: Colleges &
Hospitals $ 0 $ 0 $ 0 $ 0 n/a $ 0 n/a
PILOT: State-owned
Property $794,774 $692,197 $692,197 $-102,577 -12.9% $ 0 0.0%
Town Aid Road
Grant $193,235 $141,706 $173,916 $-19,319 -10.0% $32,210 22.7%
Sub-Total: Non-
Education $1,156,945 $993,659 $1,022,189 $-134,756 -11.6% $28,530 2.9%

Total: Education & $3,147,861 $2,984,576 $3,013,106 $-134,755 - 4.3% $28,530 1.0%
Non-Education
*Some grants are not listed because town-by-town amounts are not currently available. Many of these grants will be featured in an upcoming CCM report.

Notes to Individual Grants for FY2009-10:


• Adult Education – $20.6 million statewide (no change • LoCIP – $30 million statewide (no change from FY2008-
from FY2008-09). 09, but state bonding package has not been finalized).
• ECS –$1.9 billion statewide (no change from FY2008- • Pequot/Mohegan - $61.8 million statewide ($31.2 million
09). reduction from FY2008-09).

• Non-Public School Transportation - $4 million • PILOT: Colleges and Hospitals - $115.4 million statewide
statewide (no change from FY2008-09). ($7 million reduction from FY2008-09).

• Public School Transportation - $48 million statewide • PILOT: State-Owned Property – $ 73.5 million statewide
(no change from FY2008-09). ($6.5 million reduction from FY2008-09).

• Town Aid Roads – $27 million statewide ($3 million


statewide reduction from FY2008-09).
###
If you have any questions, please call Barbara Rua, Gian-Carl Casa, or Jim Finley of CCM at (203) 498-3000.
April 2, 2009

PLEASE DELIVER IMMEDIATELY TO MAYOR, FIRST SELECTMAN,


CITY/TOWN MANAGER & FINANCE DIRECTOR

Appropriations Committee’s Proposed Budget Impact on:


Wethersfield
Today, April 2, 2009, the Appropriations Committee released a proposed budget for FY 2009-10 and FY 2010-11.
Below please find a summary of the major statewide changes.
Change: Change:
Appropriations Appropriations
Proposal Proposal (FY2009-
Governor’s Appropriations (FY2009-10) over 10) over Governor's
Current Year Proposal Proposal (FY2009- Current Year Proposal (FY2009-
Grant: (FY2008-09) (FY2009-10) 10) (FY2008-09) 10)
($) ($) ($) ($) ($)

DECD Tax
Abatement $1.7 million $0 $1.7 million No change. $1.7 million
DECD Payment in
Lieu of Taxes $2.2 million $0 $2.2 million No change. $2.2 million

Magnet Schools $121.5 million $135 million $154.3 million $32.8 million $19.3 million
Pequot-Mohegan
Grant $93 million $86.3 million $61.8 million $-31.2 million $-24.5 million
PILOT: Colleges &
Hospitals $122.4 million $115.4 million $115.4 million $-7 million No change.
PILOT: State
Owned Property $80 million $73 million $73.5 million $-6.5 million $.5 million
Priority School
Districts $124.1 million $116.7 million $117.7 million $-6.4 million $1 million
Town Aid Road
Grant $30 million $22 million $27 million $-3 million $5 million

The Appropriations Committee has proposed level-funding the following programs: Education Cost Sharing,
Special Education, School Transportation, and Adult Education.

LoCIP is expected to remain funded at $30 million, but the entire state bonding package has not yet been finalized
by the Finance, Revenue and Bonding committee. The Appropriations and Finance Committee leadership have
discussed regional incentive programs similar to the $50 million bond funding proposal by Governor Rell, and are
supporting other efforts to promote regional revenue sharing. However, the Finance Committee has not yet acted
on those proposals.
At first glance it appears this proposal increases education funding by $21.3 million over the Governor’s
proposed budget, but decreases non-education aid by $15 million compared to the Governor’s proposed
budget.

Please note that grants to individual towns and cities may vary due to changes in grant formula elements.

Below is CCM’s preliminary analysis of the impacts on Wethersfield under this plan for certain key grant
programs.
Change: Appropriations
Current Governor’s Appropriations Change: Appropriations Proposal (FY2009-10) over
Year Proposal Proposal Proposal (FY2009-10) over Governor's Proposal
Grant: (FY2008-09) (FY2009-10) (FY2009-10) Current Year (FY2008-09) (FY2009-10)
($) ($) ($) ($) (%) ($) (%)
Education      
Adult Education $23,295 $24,133 $24,133 $ 838 3.6% $ 0 0.0%
ECS Grant $8,018,422 $8,018,422 $8,018,422 $ 0 0.0% $ 0 0.0%
Non-public School
Transportation $16,404 $17,213 $17,213 $ 809 4.9% $ 0 0.0%
Public School
Transportation $190,232 $197,643 $197,643 $7,411 3.9% $ 0 0.0%
Sub-Total:
Education $8,248,353 $8,257,411 $8,257,411 $9,058 0.1% $ 0 0.0%
Non-Education
Local Capital
Improvement $188,583 $188,247 $188,247 $- 336 - 0.2% $ 0 0.0%
Pequot-Mohegan
Grant $338,140 $312,466 $223,819 $-114,321 -33.8% $-88,647 -28.4%
PILOT: Colleges &
Hospitals $ 0 $ 0 $ 0 $ 0 n/a $ 0 n/a
PILOT: State-owned
Property $236,086 $206,440 $206,440 $-29,646 -12.6% $ 0 0.0%
Town Aid Road
Grant $201,241 $147,577 $181,121 $-20,120 -10.0% $33,544 22.7%
Sub-Total: Non-
Education $964,050 $854,730 $799,628 $-164,422 -17.1% $-55,102 - 6.4%

Total: Education & $9,212,403 $9,112,141 $9,057,039 $-155,364 - 1.7% $-55,102 - 0.6%
Non-Education
*Some grants are not listed because town-by-town amounts are not currently available. Many of these grants will be featured in an upcoming CCM report.

Notes to Individual Grants for FY2009-10:


• Adult Education – $20.6 million statewide (no change • LoCIP – $30 million statewide (no change from FY2008-
from FY2008-09). 09, but state bonding package has not been finalized).
• ECS –$1.9 billion statewide (no change from FY2008- • Pequot/Mohegan - $61.8 million statewide ($31.2 million
09). reduction from FY2008-09).

• Non-Public School Transportation - $4 million • PILOT: Colleges and Hospitals - $115.4 million statewide
statewide (no change from FY2008-09). ($7 million reduction from FY2008-09).

• Public School Transportation - $48 million statewide • PILOT: State-Owned Property – $ 73.5 million statewide
(no change from FY2008-09). ($6.5 million reduction from FY2008-09).

• Town Aid Roads – $27 million statewide ($3 million


statewide reduction from FY2008-09).
###
If you have any questions, please call Barbara Rua, Gian-Carl Casa, or Jim Finley of CCM at (203) 498-3000.
April 2, 2009

PLEASE DELIVER IMMEDIATELY TO MAYOR, FIRST SELECTMAN,


CITY/TOWN MANAGER & FINANCE DIRECTOR

Appropriations Committee’s Proposed Budget Impact on:


Willington
Today, April 2, 2009, the Appropriations Committee released a proposed budget for FY 2009-10 and FY 2010-11.
Below please find a summary of the major statewide changes.
Change: Change:
Appropriations Appropriations
Proposal Proposal (FY2009-
Governor’s Appropriations (FY2009-10) over 10) over Governor's
Current Year Proposal Proposal (FY2009- Current Year Proposal (FY2009-
Grant: (FY2008-09) (FY2009-10) 10) (FY2008-09) 10)
($) ($) ($) ($) ($)

DECD Tax
Abatement $1.7 million $0 $1.7 million No change. $1.7 million
DECD Payment in
Lieu of Taxes $2.2 million $0 $2.2 million No change. $2.2 million

Magnet Schools $121.5 million $135 million $154.3 million $32.8 million $19.3 million
Pequot-Mohegan
Grant $93 million $86.3 million $61.8 million $-31.2 million $-24.5 million
PILOT: Colleges &
Hospitals $122.4 million $115.4 million $115.4 million $-7 million No change.
PILOT: State
Owned Property $80 million $73 million $73.5 million $-6.5 million $.5 million
Priority School
Districts $124.1 million $116.7 million $117.7 million $-6.4 million $1 million
Town Aid Road
Grant $30 million $22 million $27 million $-3 million $5 million

The Appropriations Committee has proposed level-funding the following programs: Education Cost Sharing,
Special Education, School Transportation, and Adult Education.

LoCIP is expected to remain funded at $30 million, but the entire state bonding package has not yet been finalized
by the Finance, Revenue and Bonding committee. The Appropriations and Finance Committee leadership have
discussed regional incentive programs similar to the $50 million bond funding proposal by Governor Rell, and are
supporting other efforts to promote regional revenue sharing. However, the Finance Committee has not yet acted
on those proposals.
At first glance it appears this proposal increases education funding by $21.3 million over the Governor’s
proposed budget, but decreases non-education aid by $15 million compared to the Governor’s proposed
budget.

Please note that grants to individual towns and cities may vary due to changes in grant formula elements.

Below is CCM’s preliminary analysis of the impacts on Willington under this plan for certain key grant
programs.
Change: Appropriations
Current Governor’s Appropriations Change: Appropriations Proposal (FY2009-10) over
Year Proposal Proposal Proposal (FY2009-10) over Governor's Proposal
Grant: (FY2008-09) (FY2009-10) (FY2009-10) Current Year (FY2008-09) (FY2009-10)
($) ($) ($) ($) (%) ($) (%)
Education      
Adult Education $ 0 $ 0 $ 0 $ 0 n/a $ 0 n/a
ECS Grant $3,676,637 $3,676,637 $3,676,637 $ 0 0.0% $ 0 0.0%
Non-public School
Transportation $ 0 $ 0 $ 0 $ 0 n/a $ 0 n/a
Public School
Transportation $103,261 $101,044 $101,044 $-2,217 - 2.1% $ 0 0.0%
Sub-Total:
Education $3,779,898 $3,777,681 $3,777,681 $-2,217 - 0.1% $ 0 0.0%
Non-Education
Local Capital
Improvement $61,375 $61,367 $61,367 $- 8 0.0% $ 0 0.0%
Pequot-Mohegan
Grant $56,029 $38,532 $27,600 $-28,429 -50.7% $-10,932 -28.4%
PILOT: Colleges &
Hospitals $ 0 $ 0 $ 0 $ 0 n/a $ 0 n/a
PILOT: State-owned
Property $48,073 $41,348 $41,348 $-6,725 -14.0% $ 0 0.0%
Town Aid Road
Grant $129,871 $95,239 $116,887 $-12,984 -10.0% $21,648 22.7%
Sub-Total: Non-
Education $295,348 $236,486 $247,202 $-48,146 -16.3% $10,716 4.5%

Total: Education & $4,075,246 $4,014,167 $4,024,883 $-50,363 - 1.2% $10,716 0.3%
Non-Education
*Some grants are not listed because town-by-town amounts are not currently available. Many of these grants will be featured in an upcoming CCM report.

Notes to Individual Grants for FY2009-10:


• Adult Education – $20.6 million statewide (no change • LoCIP – $30 million statewide (no change from FY2008-
from FY2008-09). 09, but state bonding package has not been finalized).
• ECS –$1.9 billion statewide (no change from FY2008- • Pequot/Mohegan - $61.8 million statewide ($31.2 million
09). reduction from FY2008-09).

• Non-Public School Transportation - $4 million • PILOT: Colleges and Hospitals - $115.4 million statewide
statewide (no change from FY2008-09). ($7 million reduction from FY2008-09).

• Public School Transportation - $48 million statewide • PILOT: State-Owned Property – $ 73.5 million statewide
(no change from FY2008-09). ($6.5 million reduction from FY2008-09).

• Town Aid Roads – $27 million statewide ($3 million


statewide reduction from FY2008-09).
###
If you have any questions, please call Barbara Rua, Gian-Carl Casa, or Jim Finley of CCM at (203) 498-3000.
April 2, 2009

PLEASE DELIVER IMMEDIATELY TO MAYOR, FIRST SELECTMAN,


CITY/TOWN MANAGER & FINANCE DIRECTOR

Appropriations Committee’s Proposed Budget Impact on:


Wilton
Today, April 2, 2009, the Appropriations Committee released a proposed budget for FY 2009-10 and FY 2010-11.
Below please find a summary of the major statewide changes.
Change: Change:
Appropriations Appropriations
Proposal Proposal (FY2009-
Governor’s Appropriations (FY2009-10) over 10) over Governor's
Current Year Proposal Proposal (FY2009- Current Year Proposal (FY2009-
Grant: (FY2008-09) (FY2009-10) 10) (FY2008-09) 10)
($) ($) ($) ($) ($)

DECD Tax
Abatement $1.7 million $0 $1.7 million No change. $1.7 million
DECD Payment in
Lieu of Taxes $2.2 million $0 $2.2 million No change. $2.2 million

Magnet Schools $121.5 million $135 million $154.3 million $32.8 million $19.3 million
Pequot-Mohegan
Grant $93 million $86.3 million $61.8 million $-31.2 million $-24.5 million
PILOT: Colleges &
Hospitals $122.4 million $115.4 million $115.4 million $-7 million No change.
PILOT: State
Owned Property $80 million $73 million $73.5 million $-6.5 million $.5 million
Priority School
Districts $124.1 million $116.7 million $117.7 million $-6.4 million $1 million
Town Aid Road
Grant $30 million $22 million $27 million $-3 million $5 million

The Appropriations Committee has proposed level-funding the following programs: Education Cost Sharing,
Special Education, School Transportation, and Adult Education.

LoCIP is expected to remain funded at $30 million, but the entire state bonding package has not yet been finalized
by the Finance, Revenue and Bonding committee. The Appropriations and Finance Committee leadership have
discussed regional incentive programs similar to the $50 million bond funding proposal by Governor Rell, and are
supporting other efforts to promote regional revenue sharing. However, the Finance Committee has not yet acted
on those proposals.
At first glance it appears this proposal increases education funding by $21.3 million over the Governor’s
proposed budget, but decreases non-education aid by $15 million compared to the Governor’s proposed
budget.

Please note that grants to individual towns and cities may vary due to changes in grant formula elements.

Below is CCM’s preliminary analysis of the impacts on Wilton under this plan for certain key grant programs.
Change: Appropriations
Current Governor’s Appropriations Change: Appropriations Proposal (FY2009-10) over
Year Proposal Proposal Proposal (FY2009-10) over Governor's Proposal
Grant: (FY2008-09) (FY2009-10) (FY2009-10) Current Year (FY2008-09) (FY2009-10)
($) ($) ($) ($) (%) ($) (%)
Education      
Adult Education $ 529 $ 529 $ 529 $ 0 0.0% $ 0 0.0%
ECS Grant $1,557,195 $1,557,195 $1,557,195 $ 0 0.0% $ 0 0.0%
Non-public School
Transportation $ 0 $ 0 $ 0 $ 0 n/a $ 0 n/a
Public School
Transportation $ 649 $ 647 $ 647 $- 2 - 0.3% $ 0 0.0%
Sub-Total:
Education $1,558,373 $1,558,371 $1,558,371 $- 2 0.0% $ 0 0.0%
Non-Education
Local Capital
Improvement $111,703 $111,630 $111,630 $- 73 - 0.1% $ 0 0.0%
Pequot-Mohegan
Grant $22,513 $12,784 $9,157 $-13,356 -59.3% $-3,627 -28.4%
PILOT: Colleges &
Hospitals $ 0 $ 0 $ 0 $ 0 n/a $ 0 n/a
PILOT: State-owned
Property $94,209 $101,993 $101,993 $7,784 8.3% $ 0 0.0%
Town Aid Road
Grant $156,552 $114,804 $140,899 $-15,653 -10.0% $26,095 22.7%
Sub-Total: Non-
Education $384,977 $341,211 $363,679 $-21,298 - 5.5% $22,468 6.6%

Total: Education & $1,943,350 $1,899,582 $1,922,050 $-21,300 - 1.1% $22,468 1.2%
Non-Education
*Some grants are not listed because town-by-town amounts are not currently available. Many of these grants will be featured in an upcoming CCM report.

Notes to Individual Grants for FY2009-10:


• Adult Education – $20.6 million statewide (no change • LoCIP – $30 million statewide (no change from FY2008-
from FY2008-09). 09, but state bonding package has not been finalized).
• ECS –$1.9 billion statewide (no change from FY2008- • Pequot/Mohegan - $61.8 million statewide ($31.2 million
09). reduction from FY2008-09).

• Non-Public School Transportation - $4 million • PILOT: Colleges and Hospitals - $115.4 million statewide
statewide (no change from FY2008-09). ($7 million reduction from FY2008-09).

• Public School Transportation - $48 million statewide • PILOT: State-Owned Property – $ 73.5 million statewide
(no change from FY2008-09). ($6.5 million reduction from FY2008-09).

• Town Aid Roads – $27 million statewide ($3 million


statewide reduction from FY2008-09).
###
If you have any questions, please call Barbara Rua, Gian-Carl Casa, or Jim Finley of CCM at (203) 498-3000.
April 2, 2009

PLEASE DELIVER IMMEDIATELY TO MAYOR, FIRST SELECTMAN,


CITY/TOWN MANAGER & FINANCE DIRECTOR

Appropriations Committee’s Proposed Budget Impact on:


Winchester
Today, April 2, 2009, the Appropriations Committee released a proposed budget for FY 2009-10 and FY 2010-11.
Below please find a summary of the major statewide changes.
Change: Change:
Appropriations Appropriations
Proposal Proposal (FY2009-
Governor’s Appropriations (FY2009-10) over 10) over Governor's
Current Year Proposal Proposal (FY2009- Current Year Proposal (FY2009-
Grant: (FY2008-09) (FY2009-10) 10) (FY2008-09) 10)
($) ($) ($) ($) ($)

DECD Tax
Abatement $1.7 million $0 $1.7 million No change. $1.7 million
DECD Payment in
Lieu of Taxes $2.2 million $0 $2.2 million No change. $2.2 million

Magnet Schools $121.5 million $135 million $154.3 million $32.8 million $19.3 million
Pequot-Mohegan
Grant $93 million $86.3 million $61.8 million $-31.2 million $-24.5 million
PILOT: Colleges &
Hospitals $122.4 million $115.4 million $115.4 million $-7 million No change.
PILOT: State
Owned Property $80 million $73 million $73.5 million $-6.5 million $.5 million
Priority School
Districts $124.1 million $116.7 million $117.7 million $-6.4 million $1 million
Town Aid Road
Grant $30 million $22 million $27 million $-3 million $5 million

The Appropriations Committee has proposed level-funding the following programs: Education Cost Sharing,
Special Education, School Transportation, and Adult Education.

LoCIP is expected to remain funded at $30 million, but the entire state bonding package has not yet been finalized
by the Finance, Revenue and Bonding committee. The Appropriations and Finance Committee leadership have
discussed regional incentive programs similar to the $50 million bond funding proposal by Governor Rell, and are
supporting other efforts to promote regional revenue sharing. However, the Finance Committee has not yet acted
on those proposals.
At first glance it appears this proposal increases education funding by $21.3 million over the Governor’s
proposed budget, but decreases non-education aid by $15 million compared to the Governor’s proposed
budget.

Please note that grants to individual towns and cities may vary due to changes in grant formula elements.

Below is CCM’s preliminary analysis of the impacts on Winchester under this plan for certain key grant
programs.
Change: Appropriations
Current Governor’s Appropriations Change: Appropriations Proposal (FY2009-10) over
Year Proposal Proposal Proposal (FY2009-10) over Governor's Proposal
Grant: (FY2008-09) (FY2009-10) (FY2009-10) Current Year (FY2008-09) (FY2009-10)
($) ($) ($) ($) (%) ($) (%)
Education      
Adult Education $10,679 $10,913 $10,913 $ 234 2.2% $ 0 0.0%
ECS Grant $7,823,991 $7,823,991 $7,823,991 $ 0 0.0% $ 0 0.0%
Non-public School
Transportation $26,499 $27,277 $27,277 $ 778 2.9% $ 0 0.0%
Public School
Transportation $175,048 $178,813 $178,813 $3,765 2.2% $ 0 0.0%
Sub-Total:
Education $8,036,217 $8,040,994 $8,040,994 $4,777 0.1% $ 0 0.0%
Non-Education
Local Capital
Improvement $91,966 $91,941 $91,941 $- 25 0.0% $ 0 0.0%
Pequot-Mohegan
Grant $138,732 $97,573 $69,892 $-68,840 -49.6% $-27,681 -28.4%
PILOT: Colleges &
Hospitals $121,234 $51,205 $51,205 $-70,029 -57.8% $ 0 0.0%
PILOT: State-owned
Property $131,024 $91,625 $91,625 $-39,399 -30.1% $ 0 0.0%
Town Aid Road
Grant $149,906 $109,931 $134,918 $-14,988 -10.0% $24,987 22.7%
Sub-Total: Non-
Education $632,862 $442,275 $439,581 $-193,281 -30.5% $-2,694 - 0.6%

Total: Education & $8,669,079 $8,483,269 $8,480,575 $-188,504 - 2.2% $-2,694 0.0%
Non-Education
*Some grants are not listed because town-by-town amounts are not currently available. Many of these grants will be featured in an upcoming CCM report.

Notes to Individual Grants for FY2009-10:


• Adult Education – $20.6 million statewide (no change • LoCIP – $30 million statewide (no change from FY2008-
from FY2008-09). 09, but state bonding package has not been finalized).
• ECS –$1.9 billion statewide (no change from FY2008- • Pequot/Mohegan - $61.8 million statewide ($31.2 million
09). reduction from FY2008-09).

• Non-Public School Transportation - $4 million • PILOT: Colleges and Hospitals - $115.4 million statewide
statewide (no change from FY2008-09). ($7 million reduction from FY2008-09).

• Public School Transportation - $48 million statewide • PILOT: State-Owned Property – $ 73.5 million statewide
(no change from FY2008-09). ($6.5 million reduction from FY2008-09).

• Town Aid Roads – $27 million statewide ($3 million


statewide reduction from FY2008-09).
###
If you have any questions, please call Barbara Rua, Gian-Carl Casa, or Jim Finley of CCM at (203) 498-3000.
April 2, 2009

PLEASE DELIVER IMMEDIATELY TO MAYOR, FIRST SELECTMAN,


CITY/TOWN MANAGER & FINANCE DIRECTOR

Appropriations Committee’s Proposed Budget Impact on:


Windham
Today, April 2, 2009, the Appropriations Committee released a proposed budget for FY 2009-10 and FY 2010-11.
Below please find a summary of the major statewide changes.
Change: Change:
Appropriations Appropriations
Proposal Proposal (FY2009-
Governor’s Appropriations (FY2009-10) over 10) over Governor's
Current Year Proposal Proposal (FY2009- Current Year Proposal (FY2009-
Grant: (FY2008-09) (FY2009-10) 10) (FY2008-09) 10)
($) ($) ($) ($) ($)

DECD Tax
Abatement $1.7 million $0 $1.7 million No change. $1.7 million
DECD Payment in
Lieu of Taxes $2.2 million $0 $2.2 million No change. $2.2 million

Magnet Schools $121.5 million $135 million $154.3 million $32.8 million $19.3 million
Pequot-Mohegan
Grant $93 million $86.3 million $61.8 million $-31.2 million $-24.5 million
PILOT: Colleges &
Hospitals $122.4 million $115.4 million $115.4 million $-7 million No change.
PILOT: State
Owned Property $80 million $73 million $73.5 million $-6.5 million $.5 million
Priority School
Districts $124.1 million $116.7 million $117.7 million $-6.4 million $1 million
Town Aid Road
Grant $30 million $22 million $27 million $-3 million $5 million

The Appropriations Committee has proposed level-funding the following programs: Education Cost Sharing,
Special Education, School Transportation, and Adult Education.

LoCIP is expected to remain funded at $30 million, but the entire state bonding package has not yet been finalized
by the Finance, Revenue and Bonding committee. The Appropriations and Finance Committee leadership have
discussed regional incentive programs similar to the $50 million bond funding proposal by Governor Rell, and are
supporting other efforts to promote regional revenue sharing. However, the Finance Committee has not yet acted
on those proposals.
At first glance it appears this proposal increases education funding by $21.3 million over the Governor’s
proposed budget, but decreases non-education aid by $15 million compared to the Governor’s proposed
budget.

Please note that grants to individual towns and cities may vary due to changes in grant formula elements.

Below is CCM’s preliminary analysis of the impacts on Windham under this plan for certain key grant programs.
Change: Appropriations
Current Governor’s Appropriations Change: Appropriations Proposal (FY2009-10) over
Year Proposal Proposal Proposal (FY2009-10) over Governor's Proposal
Grant: (FY2008-09) (FY2009-10) (FY2009-10) Current Year (FY2008-09) (FY2009-10)
($) ($) ($) ($) (%) ($) (%)
Education      
Adult Education $267,999 $269,805 $269,805 $1,806 0.7% $ 0 0.0%
ECS Grant $24,169,717 $24,169,717 $24,169,717 $ 0 0.0% $ 0 0.0%
Non-public School
Transportation $28,955 $29,296 $29,296 $ 341 1.2% $ 0 0.0%
Public School
Transportation $603,226 $605,675 $605,675 $2,449 0.4% $ 0 0.0%
Sub-Total:
Education $25,069,897 $25,074,493 $25,074,493 $4,596 0.0% $ 0 0.0%
Non-Education
Local Capital
Improvement $261,928 $261,784 $261,784 $- 144 - 0.1% $ 0 0.0%
Pequot-Mohegan
Grant $1,458,902 $1,232,646 $882,944 $-575,958 -39.5% $-349,702 -28.4%
PILOT: Colleges &
Hospitals $991,357 $829,552 $829,552 $-161,805 -16.3% $ 0 0.0%
PILOT: State-owned
Property $3,072,712 $2,847,853 $2,847,853 $-224,859 - 7.3% $ 0 0.0%
Town Aid Road
Grant $181,155 $132,847 $163,043 $-18,112 -10.0% $30,196 22.7%
Sub-Total: Non-
Education $5,966,054 $5,304,682 $4,985,176 $-980,878 -16.4% $-319,506 - 6.0%

Total: Education & $31,035,951 $30,379,175 $30,059,669 $-976,282 - 3.1% $-319,506 - 1.1%
Non-Education
*Some grants are not listed because town-by-town amounts are not currently available. Many of these grants will be featured in an upcoming CCM report.

Notes to Individual Grants for FY2009-10:


• Adult Education – $20.6 million statewide (no change • LoCIP – $30 million statewide (no change from FY2008-
from FY2008-09). 09, but state bonding package has not been finalized).
• ECS –$1.9 billion statewide (no change from FY2008- • Pequot/Mohegan - $61.8 million statewide ($31.2 million
09). reduction from FY2008-09).

• Non-Public School Transportation - $4 million • PILOT: Colleges and Hospitals - $115.4 million statewide
statewide (no change from FY2008-09). ($7 million reduction from FY2008-09).

• Public School Transportation - $48 million statewide • PILOT: State-Owned Property – $ 73.5 million statewide
(no change from FY2008-09). ($6.5 million reduction from FY2008-09).

• Town Aid Roads – $27 million statewide ($3 million


statewide reduction from FY2008-09).
###
If you have any questions, please call Barbara Rua, Gian-Carl Casa, or Jim Finley of CCM at (203) 498-3000.
April 2, 2009

PLEASE DELIVER IMMEDIATELY TO MAYOR, FIRST SELECTMAN,


CITY/TOWN MANAGER & FINANCE DIRECTOR

Appropriations Committee’s Proposed Budget Impact on:


Windsor
Today, April 2, 2009, the Appropriations Committee released a proposed budget for FY 2009-10 and FY 2010-11.
Below please find a summary of the major statewide changes.
Change: Change:
Appropriations Appropriations
Proposal Proposal (FY2009-
Governor’s Appropriations (FY2009-10) over 10) over Governor's
Current Year Proposal Proposal (FY2009- Current Year Proposal (FY2009-
Grant: (FY2008-09) (FY2009-10) 10) (FY2008-09) 10)
($) ($) ($) ($) ($)

DECD Tax
Abatement $1.7 million $0 $1.7 million No change. $1.7 million
DECD Payment in
Lieu of Taxes $2.2 million $0 $2.2 million No change. $2.2 million

Magnet Schools $121.5 million $135 million $154.3 million $32.8 million $19.3 million
Pequot-Mohegan
Grant $93 million $86.3 million $61.8 million $-31.2 million $-24.5 million
PILOT: Colleges &
Hospitals $122.4 million $115.4 million $115.4 million $-7 million No change.
PILOT: State
Owned Property $80 million $73 million $73.5 million $-6.5 million $.5 million
Priority School
Districts $124.1 million $116.7 million $117.7 million $-6.4 million $1 million
Town Aid Road
Grant $30 million $22 million $27 million $-3 million $5 million

The Appropriations Committee has proposed level-funding the following programs: Education Cost Sharing,
Special Education, School Transportation, and Adult Education.

LoCIP is expected to remain funded at $30 million, but the entire state bonding package has not yet been finalized
by the Finance, Revenue and Bonding committee. The Appropriations and Finance Committee leadership have
discussed regional incentive programs similar to the $50 million bond funding proposal by Governor Rell, and are
supporting other efforts to promote regional revenue sharing. However, the Finance Committee has not yet acted
on those proposals.
At first glance it appears this proposal increases education funding by $21.3 million over the Governor’s
proposed budget, but decreases non-education aid by $15 million compared to the Governor’s proposed
budget.

Please note that grants to individual towns and cities may vary due to changes in grant formula elements.

Below is CCM’s preliminary analysis of the impacts on Windsor under this plan for certain key grant programs.
Change: Appropriations
Current Governor’s Appropriations Change: Appropriations Proposal (FY2009-10) over
Year Proposal Proposal Proposal (FY2009-10) over Governor's Proposal
Grant: (FY2008-09) (FY2009-10) (FY2009-10) Current Year (FY2008-09) (FY2009-10)
($) ($) ($) ($) (%) ($) (%)
Education      
Adult Education $61,487 $60,227 $60,227 $-1,260 - 2.0% $ 0 0.0%
ECS Grant $11,547,663 $11,547,663 $11,547,663 $ 0 0.0% $ 0 0.0%
Non-public School
Transportation $58,765 $57,517 $57,517 $-1,248 - 2.1% $ 0 0.0%
Public School
Transportation $427,919 $415,836 $415,836 $-12,083 - 2.8% $ 0 0.0%
Sub-Total:
Education $12,095,834 $12,081,243 $12,081,243 $-14,591 - 0.1% $ 0 0.0%
Non-Education
Local Capital
Improvement $192,113 $118,095 $118,095 $-74,018 -38.5% $ 0 0.0%
Pequot-Mohegan
Grant $289,559 $150,902 $108,091 $-181,468 -62.7% $-42,811 -28.4%
PILOT: Colleges &
Hospitals $ 0 $ 0 $ 0 $ 0 n/a $ 0 n/a
PILOT: State-owned
Property $77,808 $64,568 $64,568 $-13,240 -17.0% $ 0 0.0%
Town Aid Road
Grant $203,003 $148,869 $182,707 $-20,296 -10.0% $33,838 22.7%
Sub-Total: Non-
Education $762,483 $482,434 $473,461 $-289,022 -37.9% $-8,973 - 1.9%

Total: Education & $12,858,317 $12,563,677 $12,554,704 $-303,613 - 2.4% $-8,973 - 0.1%
Non-Education
*Some grants are not listed because town-by-town amounts are not currently available. Many of these grants will be featured in an upcoming CCM report.

Notes to Individual Grants for FY2009-10:


• Adult Education – $20.6 million statewide (no change • LoCIP – $30 million statewide (no change from FY2008-
from FY2008-09). 09, but state bonding package has not been finalized).
• ECS –$1.9 billion statewide (no change from FY2008- • Pequot/Mohegan - $61.8 million statewide ($31.2 million
09). reduction from FY2008-09).

• Non-Public School Transportation - $4 million • PILOT: Colleges and Hospitals - $115.4 million statewide
statewide (no change from FY2008-09). ($7 million reduction from FY2008-09).

• Public School Transportation - $48 million statewide • PILOT: State-Owned Property – $ 73.5 million statewide
(no change from FY2008-09). ($6.5 million reduction from FY2008-09).

• Town Aid Roads – $27 million statewide ($3 million


statewide reduction from FY2008-09).
###
If you have any questions, please call Barbara Rua, Gian-Carl Casa, or Jim Finley of CCM at (203) 498-3000.
April 2, 2009

PLEASE DELIVER IMMEDIATELY TO MAYOR, FIRST SELECTMAN,


CITY/TOWN MANAGER & FINANCE DIRECTOR

Appropriations Committee’s Proposed Budget Impact on:


Windsor Locks
Today, April 2, 2009, the Appropriations Committee released a proposed budget for FY 2009-10 and FY 2010-11.
Below please find a summary of the major statewide changes.
Change: Change:
Appropriations Appropriations
Proposal Proposal (FY2009-
Governor’s Appropriations (FY2009-10) over 10) over Governor's
Current Year Proposal Proposal (FY2009- Current Year Proposal (FY2009-
Grant: (FY2008-09) (FY2009-10) 10) (FY2008-09) 10)
($) ($) ($) ($) ($)

DECD Tax
Abatement $1.7 million $0 $1.7 million No change. $1.7 million
DECD Payment in
Lieu of Taxes $2.2 million $0 $2.2 million No change. $2.2 million

Magnet Schools $121.5 million $135 million $154.3 million $32.8 million $19.3 million
Pequot-Mohegan
Grant $93 million $86.3 million $61.8 million $-31.2 million $-24.5 million
PILOT: Colleges &
Hospitals $122.4 million $115.4 million $115.4 million $-7 million No change.
PILOT: State
Owned Property $80 million $73 million $73.5 million $-6.5 million $.5 million
Priority School
Districts $124.1 million $116.7 million $117.7 million $-6.4 million $1 million
Town Aid Road
Grant $30 million $22 million $27 million $-3 million $5 million

The Appropriations Committee has proposed level-funding the following programs: Education Cost Sharing,
Special Education, School Transportation, and Adult Education.

LoCIP is expected to remain funded at $30 million, but the entire state bonding package has not yet been finalized
by the Finance, Revenue and Bonding committee. The Appropriations and Finance Committee leadership have
discussed regional incentive programs similar to the $50 million bond funding proposal by Governor Rell, and are
supporting other efforts to promote regional revenue sharing. However, the Finance Committee has not yet acted
on those proposals.
At first glance it appears this proposal increases education funding by $21.3 million over the Governor’s
proposed budget, but decreases non-education aid by $15 million compared to the Governor’s proposed
budget.

Please note that grants to individual towns and cities may vary due to changes in grant formula elements.

Below is CCM’s preliminary analysis of the impacts on Windsor Locks under this plan for certain key grant
programs.
Change: Appropriations
Current Governor’s Appropriations Change: Appropriations Proposal (FY2009-10) over
Year Proposal Proposal Proposal (FY2009-10) over Governor's Proposal
Grant: (FY2008-09) (FY2009-10) (FY2009-10) Current Year (FY2008-09) (FY2009-10)
($) ($) ($) ($) (%) ($) (%)
Education      
Adult Education $15,514 $15,216 $15,216 $- 298 - 1.9% $ 0 0.0%
ECS Grant $4,652,368 $4,652,368 $4,652,368 $ 0 0.0% $ 0 0.0%
Non-public School
Transportation $ 0 $ 0 $ 0 $ 0 n/a $ 0 n/a
Public School
Transportation $131,253 $127,849 $127,849 $-3,404 - 2.6% $ 0 0.0%
Sub-Total:
Education $4,799,135 $4,795,433 $4,795,433 $-3,702 - 0.1% $ 0 0.0%
Non-Education
Local Capital
Improvement $84,094 $207,422 $207,422 $123,328 146.7% $ 0 0.0%
Pequot-Mohegan
Grant $685,811 $634,665 $454,611 $-231,200 -33.7% $-180,054 -28.4%
PILOT: Colleges &
Hospitals $ 0 $ 0 $ 0 $ 0 n/a $ 0 n/a
PILOT: State-owned
Property $3,713,049 $3,174,147 $3,174,147 $-538,902 -14.5% $ 0 0.0%
Town Aid Road
Grant $132,525 $97,185 $119,275 $-13,250 -10.0% $22,090 22.7%
Sub-Total: Non-
Education $4,615,479 $4,113,419 $3,955,455 $-660,024 -14.3% $-157,964 - 3.8%

Total: Education & $9,414,614 $8,908,852 $8,750,888 $-663,726 - 7.0% $-157,964 - 1.8%
Non-Education
*Some grants are not listed because town-by-town amounts are not currently available. Many of these grants will be featured in an upcoming CCM report.

Notes to Individual Grants for FY2009-10:


• Adult Education – $20.6 million statewide (no change • LoCIP – $30 million statewide (no change from FY2008-
from FY2008-09). 09, but state bonding package has not been finalized).
• ECS –$1.9 billion statewide (no change from FY2008- • Pequot/Mohegan - $61.8 million statewide ($31.2 million
09). reduction from FY2008-09).

• Non-Public School Transportation - $4 million • PILOT: Colleges and Hospitals - $115.4 million statewide
statewide (no change from FY2008-09). ($7 million reduction from FY2008-09).

• Public School Transportation - $48 million statewide • PILOT: State-Owned Property – $ 73.5 million statewide
(no change from FY2008-09). ($6.5 million reduction from FY2008-09).

• Town Aid Roads – $27 million statewide ($3 million


statewide reduction from FY2008-09).
###
If you have any questions, please call Barbara Rua, Gian-Carl Casa, or Jim Finley of CCM at (203) 498-3000.
April 2, 2009

PLEASE DELIVER IMMEDIATELY TO MAYOR, FIRST SELECTMAN,


CITY/TOWN MANAGER & FINANCE DIRECTOR

Appropriations Committee’s Proposed Budget Impact on:


Wolcott
Today, April 2, 2009, the Appropriations Committee released a proposed budget for FY 2009-10 and FY 2010-11.
Below please find a summary of the major statewide changes.
Change: Change:
Appropriations Appropriations
Proposal Proposal (FY2009-
Governor’s Appropriations (FY2009-10) over 10) over Governor's
Current Year Proposal Proposal (FY2009- Current Year Proposal (FY2009-
Grant: (FY2008-09) (FY2009-10) 10) (FY2008-09) 10)
($) ($) ($) ($) ($)

DECD Tax
Abatement $1.7 million $0 $1.7 million No change. $1.7 million
DECD Payment in
Lieu of Taxes $2.2 million $0 $2.2 million No change. $2.2 million

Magnet Schools $121.5 million $135 million $154.3 million $32.8 million $19.3 million
Pequot-Mohegan
Grant $93 million $86.3 million $61.8 million $-31.2 million $-24.5 million
PILOT: Colleges &
Hospitals $122.4 million $115.4 million $115.4 million $-7 million No change.
PILOT: State
Owned Property $80 million $73 million $73.5 million $-6.5 million $.5 million
Priority School
Districts $124.1 million $116.7 million $117.7 million $-6.4 million $1 million
Town Aid Road
Grant $30 million $22 million $27 million $-3 million $5 million

The Appropriations Committee has proposed level-funding the following programs: Education Cost Sharing,
Special Education, School Transportation, and Adult Education.

LoCIP is expected to remain funded at $30 million, but the entire state bonding package has not yet been finalized
by the Finance, Revenue and Bonding committee. The Appropriations and Finance Committee leadership have
discussed regional incentive programs similar to the $50 million bond funding proposal by Governor Rell, and are
supporting other efforts to promote regional revenue sharing. However, the Finance Committee has not yet acted
on those proposals.
At first glance it appears this proposal increases education funding by $21.3 million over the Governor’s
proposed budget, but decreases non-education aid by $15 million compared to the Governor’s proposed
budget.

Please note that grants to individual towns and cities may vary due to changes in grant formula elements.

Below is CCM’s preliminary analysis of the impacts on Wolcott under this plan for certain key grant programs.
Change: Appropriations
Current Governor’s Appropriations Change: Appropriations Proposal (FY2009-10) over
Year Proposal Proposal Proposal (FY2009-10) over Governor's Proposal
Grant: (FY2008-09) (FY2009-10) (FY2009-10) Current Year (FY2008-09) (FY2009-10)
($) ($) ($) ($) (%) ($) (%)
Education      
Adult Education $4,530 $4,308 $4,308 $- 222 - 4.9% $ 0 0.0%
ECS Grant $13,539,371 $13,539,371 $13,539,371 $ 0 0.0% $ 0 0.0%
Non-public School
Transportation $ 0 $ 0 $ 0 $ 0 n/a $ 0 n/a
Public School
Transportation $226,800 $213,692 $213,692 $-13,108 - 5.8% $ 0 0.0%
Sub-Total:
Education $13,770,701 $13,757,371 $13,757,371 $-13,330 - 0.1% $ 0 0.0%
Non-Education
Local Capital
Improvement $119,031 $118,946 $118,946 $- 85 - 0.1% $ 0 0.0%
Pequot-Mohegan
Grant $119,501 $100,625 $72,078 $-47,423 -39.7% $-28,547 -28.4%
PILOT: Colleges &
Hospitals $ 0 $ 0 $ 0 $ 0 n/a $ 0 n/a
PILOT: State-owned
Property $2,739 $2,350 $2,350 $- 389 -14.2% $ 0 0.0%
Town Aid Road
Grant $150,779 $110,571 $135,704 $-15,075 -10.0% $25,133 22.7%
Sub-Total: Non-
Education $392,050 $332,492 $329,077 $-62,973 -16.1% $-3,415 - 1.0%

Total: Education & $14,162,751 $14,089,863 $14,086,448 $-76,303 - 0.5% $-3,415 0.0%
Non-Education
*Some grants are not listed because town-by-town amounts are not currently available. Many of these grants will be featured in an upcoming CCM report.

Notes to Individual Grants for FY2009-10:


• Adult Education – $20.6 million statewide (no change • LoCIP – $30 million statewide (no change from FY2008-
from FY2008-09). 09, but state bonding package has not been finalized).
• ECS –$1.9 billion statewide (no change from FY2008- • Pequot/Mohegan - $61.8 million statewide ($31.2 million
09). reduction from FY2008-09).

• Non-Public School Transportation - $4 million • PILOT: Colleges and Hospitals - $115.4 million statewide
statewide (no change from FY2008-09). ($7 million reduction from FY2008-09).

• Public School Transportation - $48 million statewide • PILOT: State-Owned Property – $ 73.5 million statewide
(no change from FY2008-09). ($6.5 million reduction from FY2008-09).

• Town Aid Roads – $27 million statewide ($3 million


statewide reduction from FY2008-09).
###
If you have any questions, please call Barbara Rua, Gian-Carl Casa, or Jim Finley of CCM at (203) 498-3000.
April 2, 2009

PLEASE DELIVER IMMEDIATELY TO MAYOR, FIRST SELECTMAN,


CITY/TOWN MANAGER & FINANCE DIRECTOR

Appropriations Committee’s Proposed Budget Impact on:


Woodbridge
Today, April 2, 2009, the Appropriations Committee released a proposed budget for FY 2009-10 and FY 2010-11.
Below please find a summary of the major statewide changes.
Change: Change:
Appropriations Appropriations
Proposal Proposal (FY2009-
Governor’s Appropriations (FY2009-10) over 10) over Governor's
Current Year Proposal Proposal (FY2009- Current Year Proposal (FY2009-
Grant: (FY2008-09) (FY2009-10) 10) (FY2008-09) 10)
($) ($) ($) ($) ($)

DECD Tax
Abatement $1.7 million $0 $1.7 million No change. $1.7 million
DECD Payment in
Lieu of Taxes $2.2 million $0 $2.2 million No change. $2.2 million

Magnet Schools $121.5 million $135 million $154.3 million $32.8 million $19.3 million
Pequot-Mohegan
Grant $93 million $86.3 million $61.8 million $-31.2 million $-24.5 million
PILOT: Colleges &
Hospitals $122.4 million $115.4 million $115.4 million $-7 million No change.
PILOT: State
Owned Property $80 million $73 million $73.5 million $-6.5 million $.5 million
Priority School
Districts $124.1 million $116.7 million $117.7 million $-6.4 million $1 million
Town Aid Road
Grant $30 million $22 million $27 million $-3 million $5 million

The Appropriations Committee has proposed level-funding the following programs: Education Cost Sharing,
Special Education, School Transportation, and Adult Education.

LoCIP is expected to remain funded at $30 million, but the entire state bonding package has not yet been finalized
by the Finance, Revenue and Bonding committee. The Appropriations and Finance Committee leadership have
discussed regional incentive programs similar to the $50 million bond funding proposal by Governor Rell, and are
supporting other efforts to promote regional revenue sharing. However, the Finance Committee has not yet acted
on those proposals.
At first glance it appears this proposal increases education funding by $21.3 million over the Governor’s
proposed budget, but decreases non-education aid by $15 million compared to the Governor’s proposed
budget.

Please note that grants to individual towns and cities may vary due to changes in grant formula elements.

Below is CCM’s preliminary analysis of the impacts on Woodbridge under this plan for certain key grant
programs.
Change: Appropriations
Current Governor’s Appropriations Change: Appropriations Proposal (FY2009-10) over
Year Proposal Proposal Proposal (FY2009-10) over Governor's Proposal
Grant: (FY2008-09) (FY2009-10) (FY2009-10) Current Year (FY2008-09) (FY2009-10)
($) ($) ($) ($) (%) ($) (%)
Education      
Adult Education $ 0 $ 0 $ 0 $ 0 n/a $ 0 n/a
ECS Grant $721,370 $721,370 $721,370 $ 0 0.0% $ 0 0.0%
Non-public School
Transportation $ 824 $ 643 $ 643 $- 181 -22.0% $ 0 0.0%
Public School
Transportation $8,140 $6,304 $6,304 $-1,836 -22.6% $ 0 0.0%
Sub-Total:
Education $730,334 $728,317 $728,317 $-2,017 - 0.3% $ 0 0.0%
Non-Education
Local Capital
Improvement $67,162 $67,133 $67,133 $- 29 0.0% $ 0 0.0%
Pequot-Mohegan
Grant $35,526 $16,324 $11,693 $-23,833 -67.1% $-4,631 -28.4%
PILOT: Colleges &
Hospitals $4,207 $3,537 $3,537 $- 670 -15.9% $ 0 0.0%
PILOT: State-owned
Property $23,524 $20,867 $20,867 $-2,657 -11.3% $ 0 0.0%
Town Aid Road
Grant $122,261 $89,658 $110,037 $-12,224 -10.0% $20,379 22.7%
Sub-Total: Non-
Education $252,680 $197,519 $213,267 $-39,413 -15.6% $15,748 8.0%

Total: Education & $983,014 $925,836 $941,584 $-41,430 - 4.2% $15,748 1.7%
Non-Education
*Some grants are not listed because town-by-town amounts are not currently available. Many of these grants will be featured in an upcoming CCM report.

Notes to Individual Grants for FY2009-10:


• Adult Education – $20.6 million statewide (no change • LoCIP – $30 million statewide (no change from FY2008-
from FY2008-09). 09, but state bonding package has not been finalized).
• ECS –$1.9 billion statewide (no change from FY2008- • Pequot/Mohegan - $61.8 million statewide ($31.2 million
09). reduction from FY2008-09).

• Non-Public School Transportation - $4 million • PILOT: Colleges and Hospitals - $115.4 million statewide
statewide (no change from FY2008-09). ($7 million reduction from FY2008-09).

• Public School Transportation - $48 million statewide • PILOT: State-Owned Property – $ 73.5 million statewide
(no change from FY2008-09). ($6.5 million reduction from FY2008-09).

• Town Aid Roads – $27 million statewide ($3 million


statewide reduction from FY2008-09).
###
If you have any questions, please call Barbara Rua, Gian-Carl Casa, or Jim Finley of CCM at (203) 498-3000.
April 2, 2009

PLEASE DELIVER IMMEDIATELY TO MAYOR, FIRST SELECTMAN,


CITY/TOWN MANAGER & FINANCE DIRECTOR

Appropriations Committee’s Proposed Budget Impact on:


Woodbury
Today, April 2, 2009, the Appropriations Committee released a proposed budget for FY 2009-10 and FY 2010-11.
Below please find a summary of the major statewide changes.
Change: Change:
Appropriations Appropriations
Proposal Proposal (FY2009-
Governor’s Appropriations (FY2009-10) over 10) over Governor's
Current Year Proposal Proposal (FY2009- Current Year Proposal (FY2009-
Grant: (FY2008-09) (FY2009-10) 10) (FY2008-09) 10)
($) ($) ($) ($) ($)

DECD Tax
Abatement $1.7 million $0 $1.7 million No change. $1.7 million
DECD Payment in
Lieu of Taxes $2.2 million $0 $2.2 million No change. $2.2 million

Magnet Schools $121.5 million $135 million $154.3 million $32.8 million $19.3 million
Pequot-Mohegan
Grant $93 million $86.3 million $61.8 million $-31.2 million $-24.5 million
PILOT: Colleges &
Hospitals $122.4 million $115.4 million $115.4 million $-7 million No change.
PILOT: State
Owned Property $80 million $73 million $73.5 million $-6.5 million $.5 million
Priority School
Districts $124.1 million $116.7 million $117.7 million $-6.4 million $1 million
Town Aid Road
Grant $30 million $22 million $27 million $-3 million $5 million

The Appropriations Committee has proposed level-funding the following programs: Education Cost Sharing,
Special Education, School Transportation, and Adult Education.

LoCIP is expected to remain funded at $30 million, but the entire state bonding package has not yet been finalized
by the Finance, Revenue and Bonding committee. The Appropriations and Finance Committee leadership have
discussed regional incentive programs similar to the $50 million bond funding proposal by Governor Rell, and are
supporting other efforts to promote regional revenue sharing. However, the Finance Committee has not yet acted
on those proposals.
At first glance it appears this proposal increases education funding by $21.3 million over the Governor’s
proposed budget, but decreases non-education aid by $15 million compared to the Governor’s proposed
budget.

Please note that grants to individual towns and cities may vary due to changes in grant formula elements.

Below is CCM’s preliminary analysis of the impacts on Woodbury under this plan for certain key grant
programs.
Change: Appropriations
Current Governor’s Appropriations Change: Appropriations Proposal (FY2009-10) over
Year Proposal Proposal Proposal (FY2009-10) over Governor's Proposal
Grant: (FY2008-09) (FY2009-10) (FY2009-10) Current Year (FY2008-09) (FY2009-10)
($) ($) ($) ($) (%) ($) (%)
Education      
Adult Education $ 0 $ 0 $ 0 $ 0 n/a $ 0 n/a
ECS Grant $876,018 $876,018 $876,018 $ 0 0.0% $ 0 0.0%
Non-public School
Transportation $ 0 $ 0 $ 0 $ 0 n/a $ 0 n/a
Public School
Transportation $ 0 $ 0 $ 0 $ 0 n/a $ 0 n/a
Sub-Total:
Education $876,018 $876,018 $876,018 $ 0 0.0% $ 0 0.0%
Non-Education
Local Capital
Improvement $76,613 $76,596 $76,596 $- 17 0.0% $ 0 0.0%
Pequot-Mohegan
Grant $34,456 $23,921 $17,135 $-17,321 -50.3% $-6,786 -28.4%
PILOT: Colleges &
Hospitals $ 0 $ 0 $ 0 $ 0 n/a $ 0 n/a
PILOT: State-owned
Property $ 303 $ 255 $ 255 $- 48 -15.8% $ 0 0.0%
Town Aid Road
Grant $144,949 $106,296 $130,457 $-14,492 -10.0% $24,161 22.7%
Sub-Total: Non-
Education $256,321 $207,068 $224,443 $-31,878 -12.4% $17,375 8.4%

Total: Education & $1,132,339 $1,083,086 $1,100,461 $-31,878 - 2.8% $17,375 1.6%
Non-Education
*Some grants are not listed because town-by-town amounts are not currently available. Many of these grants will be featured in an upcoming CCM report.

Notes to Individual Grants for FY2009-10:


• Adult Education – $20.6 million statewide (no change • LoCIP – $30 million statewide (no change from FY2008-
from FY2008-09). 09, but state bonding package has not been finalized).
• ECS –$1.9 billion statewide (no change from FY2008- • Pequot/Mohegan - $61.8 million statewide ($31.2 million
09). reduction from FY2008-09).

• Non-Public School Transportation - $4 million • PILOT: Colleges and Hospitals - $115.4 million statewide
statewide (no change from FY2008-09). ($7 million reduction from FY2008-09).

• Public School Transportation - $48 million statewide • PILOT: State-Owned Property – $ 73.5 million statewide
(no change from FY2008-09). ($6.5 million reduction from FY2008-09).

• Town Aid Roads – $27 million statewide ($3 million


statewide reduction from FY2008-09).
###
If you have any questions, please call Barbara Rua, Gian-Carl Casa, or Jim Finley of CCM at (203) 498-3000.
April 2, 2009

PLEASE DELIVER IMMEDIATELY TO MAYOR, FIRST SELECTMAN,


CITY/TOWN MANAGER & FINANCE DIRECTOR

Appropriations Committee’s Proposed Budget Impact on:


Woodstock
Today, April 2, 2009, the Appropriations Committee released a proposed budget for FY 2009-10 and FY 2010-11.
Below please find a summary of the major statewide changes.
Change: Change:
Appropriations Appropriations
Proposal Proposal (FY2009-
Governor’s Appropriations (FY2009-10) over 10) over Governor's
Current Year Proposal Proposal (FY2009- Current Year Proposal (FY2009-
Grant: (FY2008-09) (FY2009-10) 10) (FY2008-09) 10)
($) ($) ($) ($) ($)

DECD Tax
Abatement $1.7 million $0 $1.7 million No change. $1.7 million
DECD Payment in
Lieu of Taxes $2.2 million $0 $2.2 million No change. $2.2 million

Magnet Schools $121.5 million $135 million $154.3 million $32.8 million $19.3 million
Pequot-Mohegan
Grant $93 million $86.3 million $61.8 million $-31.2 million $-24.5 million
PILOT: Colleges &
Hospitals $122.4 million $115.4 million $115.4 million $-7 million No change.
PILOT: State
Owned Property $80 million $73 million $73.5 million $-6.5 million $.5 million
Priority School
Districts $124.1 million $116.7 million $117.7 million $-6.4 million $1 million
Town Aid Road
Grant $30 million $22 million $27 million $-3 million $5 million

The Appropriations Committee has proposed level-funding the following programs: Education Cost Sharing,
Special Education, School Transportation, and Adult Education.

LoCIP is expected to remain funded at $30 million, but the entire state bonding package has not yet been finalized
by the Finance, Revenue and Bonding committee. The Appropriations and Finance Committee leadership have
discussed regional incentive programs similar to the $50 million bond funding proposal by Governor Rell, and are
supporting other efforts to promote regional revenue sharing. However, the Finance Committee has not yet acted
on those proposals.
At first glance it appears this proposal increases education funding by $21.3 million over the Governor’s
proposed budget, but decreases non-education aid by $15 million compared to the Governor’s proposed
budget.

Please note that grants to individual towns and cities may vary due to changes in grant formula elements.

Below is CCM’s preliminary analysis of the impacts on Woodstock under this plan for certain key grant
programs.
Change: Appropriations
Current Governor’s Appropriations Change: Appropriations Proposal (FY2009-10) over
Year Proposal Proposal Proposal (FY2009-10) over Governor's Proposal
Grant: (FY2008-09) (FY2009-10) (FY2009-10) Current Year (FY2008-09) (FY2009-10)
($) ($) ($) ($) (%) ($) (%)
Education      
Adult Education $8,312 $9,058 $9,058 $ 746 9.0% $ 0 0.0%
ECS Grant $5,390,055 $5,390,055 $5,390,055 $ 0 0.0% $ 0 0.0%
Non-public School
Transportation $ 0 $ 0 $ 0 $ 0 n/a $ 0 n/a
Public School
Transportation $179,672 $198,195 $198,195 $18,523 10.3% $ 0 0.0%
Sub-Total:
Education $5,578,039 $5,597,308 $5,597,308 $19,269 0.3% $ 0 0.0%
Non-Education
Local Capital
Improvement $89,171 $89,163 $89,163 $- 8 0.0% $ 0 0.0%
Pequot-Mohegan
Grant $70,090 $45,985 $32,939 $-37,151 -53.0% $-13,046 -28.4%
PILOT: Colleges &
Hospitals $ 0 $ 0 $ 0 $ 0 n/a $ 0 n/a
PILOT: State-owned
Property $18,333 $15,615 $15,615 $-2,718 -14.8% $ 0 0.0%
Town Aid Road
Grant $185,946 $136,360 $167,355 $-18,591 -10.0% $30,995 22.7%
Sub-Total: Non-
Education $363,540 $287,123 $305,072 $-58,468 -16.1% $17,949 6.3%

Total: Education & $5,941,579 $5,884,431 $5,902,380 $-39,199 - 0.7% $17,949 0.3%
Non-Education
*Some grants are not listed because town-by-town amounts are not currently available. Many of these grants will be featured in an upcoming CCM report.

Notes to Individual Grants for FY2009-10:


• Adult Education – $20.6 million statewide (no change • LoCIP – $30 million statewide (no change from FY2008-
from FY2008-09). 09, but state bonding package has not been finalized).
• ECS –$1.9 billion statewide (no change from FY2008- • Pequot/Mohegan - $61.8 million statewide ($31.2 million
09). reduction from FY2008-09).

• Non-Public School Transportation - $4 million • PILOT: Colleges and Hospitals - $115.4 million statewide
statewide (no change from FY2008-09). ($7 million reduction from FY2008-09).

• Public School Transportation - $48 million statewide • PILOT: State-Owned Property – $ 73.5 million statewide
(no change from FY2008-09). ($6.5 million reduction from FY2008-09).

• Town Aid Roads – $27 million statewide ($3 million


statewide reduction from FY2008-09).
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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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