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CT HB07027

Bill

Status

Introduced

2/9/2017

Primary Sponsor

Joseph Aresimowicz

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Origin

House of Representatives

2017 General Assembly

AI Summary

  • Net General Fund appropriations total approximately $18.0 billion for FY2017-2018 and $18.3 billion for FY2018-2019, with the largest allocations going to the Department of Social Services ($3.95 billion/$4.06 billion), Department of Education ($3.01 billion/$3.02 billion), and state employee fringe benefits ($3.08 billion/$3.31 billion).

  • The bill assumes $700 million in labor-management savings for FY2018 and $867.6 million for FY2019, authorizing the Secretary of the Office of Policy and Management to reduce agency allotments to achieve these targets.

  • Special Transportation Fund net appropriations are $1.53 billion for FY2018 and $1.64 billion for FY2019, covering Department of Transportation operations ($626 million/$663 million), Department of Motor Vehicles ($67 million/$66 million), and transportation debt service ($615 million/$680 million).

  • Municipal revenue sharing grants are set at $330.1 million for FY2018 and $339 million for FY2019, with the bill also specifying individual municipal sharing grant amounts for all 169 Connecticut towns and increasing grants for select municipalities such as New Haven (from $114,863 to $5,114,863) and East Hartford (from $2,036,894 to $7,036,894).

  • Additional unallocated lapses of $40 million (executive), $500,000 (legislative), and $3 million (judicial) are required in each fiscal year, and the bill includes various fund transfers, carry-forward provisions, and statutory amendments related to the newborn screening account, sales tax municipal revenue sharing deposits, and state employee pension cost recoveries.

Legislative Description

An Act Concerning The State Budget For The Biennium Ending June Thirtieth 2019, And Making Appropriations Therefor.

Last Action

Public Hearing 02/24

2/14/2017

Committee Referrals

Appropriations2/9/2017

Full Bill Text

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