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Governor Carcieri's FY11 Proposed Budget


FY2011 Budget as Submitted:

FY2011 Executive Summary

FY2011 Appropriations Act

FY2011 Budget Presentation

FY2011 Capital Improvement

FY2011 Community Service Grants

FY2011 House Budget at First Glance

FY2011 Personnel Supplement

FY2011 Program Supplement

FY2011 Senate First Look

FY2011 Technical Appendix
Part 1:  General Government
Part 2:  Human Services
Part 3:  Education and Public Safety
Part 4:  Natural Resources and Transportation 
Part 5:  Changes in Budget Practices and Presentation
Part 6A: Performance Measures
Part 6B: Performance Measures
Part 7:   Minorities

Poverty Institute Analysis

ISSUE BRIEF:
Two Steps Forward, Three Steps Back: Governor's FY2011 Proposed Tax Policies (February 2010) 
While the Governor proposes two revenue proposals that make sense (eliminating two costly tax credit programs)he also proposes two new questionable tax cuts will cost at least $21.5 million a year, while continuing to support the phase out of the flat tax.

SUMMARY: Governor Carcieri's FY2011 Budget Proposals Impacting Human Service Programs (February 2010)
Interested in finding out how the Governor's proposed FY2011 budget impacts Health and Human Services Agencies like DCYF, MHRH and the Department of Health? The Poverty Institute has developed a summary of the major proposals that affect the services provided by the five Health and Human Services agencies.







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