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1 Agricultural Experiment Station Personal Services 6,385,305 (63,853) Agricultural Experiment Station Other Expenses 1,134,017 (156,700) Agricultural Experiment Station Equipment 10,000 (874) Agricultural Experiment Station Mosquito Control 503,987 (25,199) Agricultural Experiment Station Wildlife Disease Prevention 98,515 (3,941) Board of Regents for Higher Education Workers' Compensation Claims 3,877,440 - Board of Regents for Higher Education Charter Oak State College 2,733,385 (27,334) Board of Regents for Higher Education Community Tech College System 163,191,028 - Board of Regents for Higher Education Connecticut State University 163,728,122 - Board of Regents for Higher Education Board of Regents 566,038 (22,642) Board of Regents for Higher Education Transform CSCU 19,406,103 (582,173) Council on Environmental Quality Personal Services 181,253 - Council on Environmental Quality Other Expenses 1,789 (1,000) Office of the Chief Medical Examiner Personal Services 4,825,259 - Office of the Chief Medical Examiner Other Expenses 1,340,167 - Office of the Chief Medical Examiner Equipment 19,226 (961) Office of the Chief Medical Examiner Medicolegal Investigations 25,704 (1,285) State Library Personal Services 5,374,203 - State Library Other Expenses 644,128 (25,765) State Library State-Wide Digital Library 1,865,494 (164,163) State Library Interlibrary Loan Delivery Service 282,393 - State Library Legal/Legislative Library Materials 737,431 (64,893) State Library Computer Access 169,219 (14,890) State Library Support Cooperating Library Service Units 185,844 (7,434) State Library Grants To Public Libraries 190,846 (9,542) State Library Connecticard Payments 900,000 (45,000) State Library Connecticut Humanities Council 1,921,643 (76,865) Department of Agriculture Personal Services 4,023,923 (10,000) Department of Agriculture Other Expenses 783,103 (50,000) Department of Agriculture Senior Food Vouchers 364,857 - Department of Agriculture Tuberculosis and Brucellosis Indemnity 100 (5) Department of Agriculture WIC Coupon Program for Fresh Produce 174,886 - Department of Administrative Services Personal Services 53,985,369 (500,000) Department of Administrative Services Other Expenses 32,717,944 (100,000) Department of Administrative Services Tuition Reimbursement - Training and Travel 382,000 - Department of Administrative Services Labor - Management Fund 75,000 - Office of Fiscal Analysis 12/4/ of 16

2 Department of Administrative Services Management Services 4,623,259 (100,000) Department of Administrative Services Loss Control Risk Management 114,854 - Department of Administrative Services Employees' Review Board 20,822 (833) Department of Administrative Services Surety Bonds for State Officials and Employees 141,800 - Department of Administrative Services Quality of Work-Life 350,000 - Department of Administrative Services Refunds Of Collections 25,723 (1,029) Department of Administrative Services Rents and Moving 13,069,421 (250,000) Department of Administrative Services W. C. Administrator 5,000,000 - Department of Administrative Services Connecticut Education Network 2,941,857 (127,760) Department of Administrative Services State Insurance and Risk Mgmt Operations 13,683,019 (200,000) Department of Administrative Services IT Services 14,315,087 - Workers' Compensation Claims - Administrative Services Workers' Compensation Claims 8,662,068 - Department of Children and Families Personal Services 291,047,234 (250,000) Department of Children and Families Other Expenses 35,383,854 (372,500) Department of Children and Families Workers' Compensation Claims 10,540,045 - Department of Children and Families Family Support Services 974,752 - Department of Children and Families Homeless Youth 2,515,707 - Department of Children and Families Differential Response System 8,286,191 - Department of Children and Families Regional Behavioral Health Consultation 1,696,875 - Department of Children and Families Health Assessment and Consultation 1,015,002 - Department of Children and Families Grants for Psychiatric Clinics for Children 15,865,893 - Department of Children and Families Day Treatment Centers for Children 6,995,792 - Department of Children and Families Juvenile Justice Outreach Services 12,464,608 (144,974) Department of Children and Families Child Abuse and Neglect Intervention 9,426,096 - Department of Children and Families Community Based Prevention Programs 7,996,992 - Department of Children and Families Family Violence Outreach and Counseling 2,113,938 - Department of Children and Families Supportive Housing 16,955,158 - Department of Children and Families No Nexus Special Education 1,933,340 (77,334) Department of Children and Families Family Preservation Services 6,052,611 - Department of Children and Families Substance Abuse Treatment 10,092,881 - Department of Children and Families Child Welfare Support Services 2,501,872 - Department of Children and Families Board and Care for Children - Adoption 94,611,756 - Department of Children and Families Board and Care for Children - Foster 125,158,543 - Department of Children and Families Board and Care for Children - Short-term and Residential 107,830,694 - Department of Children and Families Individualized Family Supports 9,413,324 - Department of Children and Families Community Kidcare 40,126,470 - Office of Fiscal Analysis 12/4/ of 16

3 Department of Children and Families Covenant to Care 159,814 (7,990) Department of Children and Families Neighborhood Center 250,414 (10,017) Division of Criminal Justice Personal Services 48,985,592 (500,000) Division of Criminal Justice Other Expenses 2,561,355 (102,454) Division of Criminal Justice Witness Protection 180,000 (9,000) Division of Criminal Justice Training And Education 56,499 (4,590) Division of Criminal Justice Expert Witnesses 330,000 (22,645) Division of Criminal Justice Medicaid Fraud Control 1,323,438 - Division of Criminal Justice Criminal Justice Commission 481 (24) Division of Criminal Justice Cold Case Unit 277,119 (24,200) Division of Criminal Justice Shooting Taskforce 1,115,406 - Department of Consumer Protection Personal Services 15,935,765 (47,511) Department of Consumer Protection Other Expenses 1,346,243 - Department of Developmental Services Personal Services 262,989,799 (3,045,968) Department of Developmental Services Other Expenses 20,619,455 (412,389) Department of Developmental Services Family Support Grants 3,738,222 - Department of Developmental Services Cooperative Placements Program 24,544,841 (300,000) Department of Developmental Services Clinical Services 3,440,085 (7,132) Department of Developmental Services Workers' Compensation Claims 14,994,475 - Department of Developmental Services Autism Services 2,802,272 - Department of Developmental Services Behavioral Services Program 29,731,164 (297,312) Department of Developmental Services Supplemental Payments for Medical Services 4,908,116 (250,000) Department of Developmental Services Rent Subsidy Program 5,130,212 - Department of Developmental Services Employment Opportunities and Day Services 227,626,162 - Department of Developmental Services Community Residential Services 483,871,682 - Department of Energy and Environmental Protection Personal Services 31,059,897 (70,848) Department of Energy and Environmental Protection Other Expenses 2,999,978 (200,000) Department of Energy and Environmental Protection Mosquito Control 272,597 (10,904) Department of Energy and Environmental Protection State Superfund Site Maintenance 481,918 (39,552) Department of Energy and Environmental Protection Laboratory Fees 151,683 (7,584) Department of Energy and Environmental Protection Dam Maintenance 142,981 (5,719) Department of Energy and Environmental Protection Emergency Spill Response 7,278,320 (150,000) Department of Energy and Environmental Protection Solid Waste Management 3,384,724 - Department of Energy and Environmental Protection Underground Storage Tank 1,040,293 (41,612) Department of Energy and Environmental Protection Clean Air 4,455,103 (50,000) Department of Energy and Environmental Protection Environmental Conservation 9,083,811 (145,419) Office of Fiscal Analysis 12/4/ of 16

4 Department of Energy and Environmental Protection Environmental Quality 10,047,411 (100,000) Department of Energy and Environmental Protection Greenways Account 2 - Department of Energy and Environmental Protection Conservation Districts & Soil and Water Councils 266,250 (10,650) Department of Energy and Environmental Protection Interstate Environmental Commission 48,783 - Department of Energy and Environmental Protection New England Interstate Water Pollution Commission 28,827 - Department of Energy and Environmental Protection Northeast Interstate Forest Fire Compact 3,295 - Department of Energy and Environmental Protection Connecticut River Valley Flood Control Commission 32,395 - Department of Energy and Environmental Protection Thames River Valley Flood Control Commission 48,281 - Office of Higher Education Personal Services 1,800,433 - Office of Higher Education Other Expenses 173,987 (8,699) Office of Higher Education Minority Advancement Program 2,188,526 (87,541) Office of Higher Education Alternate Route to Certification 97,720 (48,860) Office of Higher Education National Service Act 295,904 - Office of Higher Education Minority Teacher Incentive Program 447,806 - Office of Higher Education Governor's Scholarship 39,638,381 - Department of Correction Personal Services 448,395,804 (4,450,796) Department of Correction Other Expenses 77,736,830 (1,000,000) Department of Correction Workers' Compensation Claims 25,704,971 - Department of Correction Inmate Medical Services 91,742,350 (3,000,000) Department of Correction Board of Pardons and Paroles 7,123,925 - Department of Correction Program Evaluation 289,781 (25,501) Department of Correction Aid to Paroled and Discharged Inmates 8,462 (423) Department of Correction Legal Services To Prisoners 827,065 - Department of Correction Volunteer Services 154,410 (13,588) Department of Correction Stress Management - Department of Correction Community Support Services 41,440,777 (100,000) Department of Housing Personal Services 2,234,652 (44,693) Department of Housing Other Expenses 173,266 - Department of Housing Elderly Rental Registry and Counselors 1,196,144 (47,846) Department of Housing Subsidized Assisted Living Demonstration 2,255,625 - Department of Housing Congregate Facilities Operation Costs 7,783,636 - Department of Housing Housing Assistance and Counseling Program 411,094 (20,554) Department of Housing Elderly Congregate Rent Subsidy 2,162,504 - Department of Housing Housing/Homeless Services 69,107,806 - Department of Housing Tax Abatement 1,118,580 - Department of Housing Housing/Homeless Services - Municipality 640,398 - Office of Fiscal Analysis 12/4/ of 16

5 Labor Department Personal Services 9,434,317 (50,000) Labor Department Other Expenses 1,268,588 (25,372) Labor Department CETC Workforce 686,938 (27,478) Labor Department Workforce Investment Act 32,104,008 - Labor Department Job Funnels Projects 224,700 - Labor Department Connecticut's Youth Employment Program 5,156,250 - Labor Department Jobs First Employment Services 18,036,623 (901,831) Labor Department STRIDE 518,094 (20,724) Labor Department Apprenticeship Program 583,896 (23,356) Labor Department Spanish-American Merchants Association 500,531 (20,021) Labor Department Connecticut Career Resource Network 166,061 (6,642) Labor Department Incumbent Worker Training 725,688 (36,284) Labor Department STRIVE 237,094 (9,484) Labor Department Customized Services 439,062 (17,562) Labor Department Opportunities for Long Term Unemployed 3,161,250 (31,613) Labor Department Veterans Opportunity Pilot 526,875 (21,075) Labor Department Cradle to Career 200,000 (40,000) Labor Department 2Gen - TANF 1,500,000 (60,000) Labor Department New Haven Jobs Funnel 525,000 (21,000) Labor Department Second Chance Initiatives 1,425,000 - Labor Department ConnectiCorps 100,000 (25,000) Department of Public Health Personal Services 38,464,503 (192,322) Department of Public Health Other Expenses 7,162,820 (286,513) Department of Public Health Children's Health Initiatives 1,942,969 (77,719) Department of Public Health Childhood Lead Poisoning 67,839 (3,391) Department of Public Health AIDS Services 85,000 (3,400) Department of Public Health Children with Special Health Care Needs 1,022,173 (40,887) Department of Public Health Community Health Services 1,930,842 (100,974) Department of Public Health Rape Crisis 617,008 - Department of Public Health Genetic Diseases Programs 237,895 - Department of Public Health Local and District Departments of Health 4,458,648 - Department of Public Health School Based Health Clinics 11,747,498 - Department of Emergency Services and Public Protection Personal Services 149,608,808 (1,338,856) Department of Emergency Services and Public Protection Other Expenses 29,099,716 (50,000) Department of Emergency Services and Public Protection Equipment 93,990 (3,760) Department of Emergency Services and Public Protection Stress Reduction 25,354 - Office of Fiscal Analysis 12/4/ of 16

6 Department of Emergency Services and Public Protection Fleet Purchase 6,183,375 (247,335) Department of Emergency Services and Public Protection Workers' Compensation Claims 4,562,247 - Department of Emergency Services and Public Protection Fire Training School - Willimantic 98,079 (3,923) Department of Emergency Services and Public Protection Maintenance of County Base Fire Radio Network 23,918 (957) Department of Emergency Services and Public Protection Maintenance of State-Wide Fire Radio Network 15,919 (637) Department of Emergency Services and Public Protection Police Association of Connecticut 190,000 - Department of Emergency Services and Public Protection Connecticut State Firefighter's Association 194,711 - Department of Emergency Services and Public Protection Fire Training School - Torrington 59,034 (2,361) Department of Emergency Services and Public Protection Fire Training School - New Haven 39,426 (1,577) Department of Emergency Services and Public Protection Fire Training School - Derby 29,559 (1,182) Department of Emergency Services and Public Protection Fire Training School - Wolcott 68,810 (2,752) Department of Emergency Services and Public Protection Fire Training School - Fairfield 49,164 (1,967) Department of Emergency Services and Public Protection Fire Training School - Hartford 97,989 (3,920) Department of Emergency Services and Public Protection Fire Training School - Middletown 29,299 (1,172) Department of Emergency Services and Public Protection Fire Training School - Stamford 29,342 (1,174) Department of Revenue Services Personal Services 61,648,494 (150,000) Department of Revenue Services Other Expenses 8,395,265 (133,953) Department of Social Services Personal Services 134,527,508 (672,637) Department of Social Services Other Expenses 148,435,174 (2,000,000) Department of Social Services HUSKY Performance Monitoring 182,043 (7,282) Department of Social Services Genetic Tests in Paternity Actions 120,236 (31,011) Department of Social Services State-Funded Supplemental Nutrition Assistance Program 483,100 - Department of Social Services HUSKY B Program 6,550,000 - Department of Social Services Medicaid 2,468,415,500 (34,081,186) Department of Social Services Old Age Assistance 37,944,440 - Department of Social Services Aid To The Blind 750,550 - Department of Social Services Aid To The Disabled 61,115,585 - Department of Social Services Temporary Assistance to Families - TANF 99,425,380 - Department of Social Services Emergency Assistance 1 - Department of Social Services Food Stamp Training Expenses 11,250 (450) Department of Social Services Healthy Start 1,251,522 (50,061) Department of Social Services DMHAS-Disproportionate Share 108,935,000 - Department of Social Services Connecticut Home Care Program 43,430,000 - Department of Social Services Human Resource Development-Hispanic Programs 886,630 (35,465) Department of Social Services Protective Services to the Elderly 476,599 - Department of Social Services Safety Net Services 2,462,943 - Office of Fiscal Analysis 12/4/ of 16

7 Department of Social Services Refunds Of Collections 110,625 (5,531) Department of Social Services Services for Persons With Disabilities 526,762 (26,338) Department of Social Services Nutrition Assistance 449,687 (22,484) Department of Social Services State Administered General Assistance 23,154,540 - Department of Social Services Connecticut Children's Medical Center 14,605,500 (146,055) Department of Social Services Community Services 1,100,730 (44,029) Department of Social Services Human Service Infrastructure Community Action Program 3,021,660 (151,083) Department of Social Services Teen Pregnancy Prevention 1,607,707 (80,385) Department of Social Services Family Programs - TANF 541,600 (21,664) Department of Social Services Domestic Violence Shelters 5,210,676 - Department of Social Services Human Resource Development-Hispanic Programs - Municipality 5,029 - Department of Social Services Teen Pregnancy Prevention - Municipality 120,598 - Department of Social Services Community Services - Municipality 78,526 (3,141) Department of Veterans' Affairs Personal Services 23,152,920 (143,496) Department of Veterans' Affairs Other Expenses 5,059,380 (151,782) Department of Veterans' Affairs Support Services for Veterans 180,500 - Department of Veterans' Affairs SSMF Administration 593,310 (23,732) Department of Veterans' Affairs Burial Expenses 7,200 - Department of Veterans' Affairs Headstones 332,500 - Department of Economic and Community Development Personal Services 8,410,102 - Department of Economic and Community Development Other Expenses 1,072,065 (250,000) Department of Economic and Community Development Statewide Marketing 9,500,000 (1,000,000) Department of Economic and Community Development Small Business Incubator Program 339,916 (13,597) Department of Economic and Community Development Hartford Urban Arts Grant 395,000 (15,800) Department of Economic and Community Development New Britain Arts Council 63,187 (2,527) Department of Economic and Community Development Main Street Initiatives 152,297 (6,092) Department of Economic and Community Development Office of Military Affairs 216,598 (8,664) Department of Economic and Community Development Hydrogen/Fuel Cell Economy 153,671 (6,147) Department of Economic and Community Development CCAT-CT Manufacturing Supply Chain 843,013 (33,721) Department of Economic and Community Development Capital Region Development Authority 7,864,370 (393,218) Department of Economic and Community Development Neighborhood Music School 126,375 (5,055) Department of Economic and Community Development Nutmeg Games 64,075 (2,563) Department of Economic and Community Development Discovery Museum 315,930 (12,637) Department of Economic and Community Development National Theatre of the Deaf 126,371 (5,055) Department of Economic and Community Development CONNSTEP 495,712 (19,828) Department of Economic and Community Development Development Research and Economic Assistance 121,095 (10,656) Office of Fiscal Analysis 12/4/ of 16

8 Department of Economic and Community Development Connecticut Science Center 542,512 (21,700) Department of Economic and Community Development CT Flagship Producing Theaters Grant 417,108 (16,684) Department of Economic and Community Development Women's Business Center 393,750 (15,750) Department of Economic and Community Development Performing Arts Centers 1,263,714 (50,549) Department of Economic and Community Development Performing Theaters Grant 492,915 (19,717) Department of Economic and Community Development Arts Commission 1,578,720 (63,149) Department of Economic and Community Development Art Museum Consortium 461,014 (18,441) Department of Economic and Community Development CT Invention Convention 19,687 (787) Department of Economic and Community Development Litchfield Jazz Festival 46,875 (1,875) Department of Economic and Community Development Connecticut River Museum 25,000 (1,000) Department of Economic and Community Development Arte Inc. 25,000 (1,000) Department of Economic and Community Development CT Virtuosi Orchestra 25,000 (1,000) Department of Economic and Community Development Barnum Museum 25,000 (1,000) Department of Economic and Community Development Greater Hartford Arts Council 88,982 (3,559) Department of Economic and Community Development Stepping Stones Museum for Children 36,951 (1,478) Department of Economic and Community Development Maritime Center Authority 487,315 (19,493) Department of Economic and Community Development Tourism Districts 1,260,788 (80,690) Department of Economic and Community Development Amistad Committee for the Freedom Trail 39,514 (1,581) Department of Economic and Community Development Amistad Vessel 315,929 (12,637) Department of Economic and Community Development New Haven Festival of Arts and Ideas 665,111 (26,604) Department of Economic and Community Development New Haven Arts Council 78,982 (3,159) Department of Economic and Community Development Beardsley Zoo 327,136 (13,085) Department of Economic and Community Development Mystic Aquarium 517,308 (20,692) Department of Economic and Community Development Quinebaug Tourism 34,649 (1,386) Department of Economic and Community Development Northwestern Tourism 34,649 (1,386) Department of Economic and Community Development Eastern Tourism 34,649 (1,386) Department of Economic and Community Development Central Tourism 34,649 (1,386) Department of Economic and Community Development Twain/Stowe Homes 98,864 (3,955) Department of Economic and Community Development Cultural Alliance of Fairfield 78,982 (3,159) Governor's Office Personal Services 2,372,643 - Governor's Office Other Expenses 200,590 (10,029) Governor's Office New England Governors' Conference 106,209 (5,310) Governor's Office National Governors' Association 126,469 (6,323) Commission on Human Rights and Opportunities Personal Services 6,664,520 - Commission on Human Rights and Opportunities Other Expenses 369,255 (7,385) Commission on Human Rights and Opportunities Martin Luther King, Jr. Commission 6,318 - Office of Fiscal Analysis 12/4/ of 16

9 Lieutenant Governor's Office Personal Services 639,983 (31,999) Lieutenant Governor's Office Other Expenses 68,640 (3,432) Department of Mental Health and Addiction Services Personal Services 205,578,670 (662,466) Department of Mental Health and Addiction Services Other Expenses 28,716,563 - Department of Mental Health and Addiction Services Housing Supports and Services 23,221,576 - Department of Mental Health and Addiction Services Managed Service System 62,596,523 (50,000) Department of Mental Health and Addiction Services Legal Services 995,819 - Department of Mental Health and Addiction Services Connecticut Mental Health Center 8,398,341 - Department of Mental Health and Addiction Services Professional Services 11,488,898 - Department of Mental Health and Addiction Services General Assistance Managed Care 41,991,862 - Department of Mental Health and Addiction Services Workers' Compensation Claims 11,792,289 - Department of Mental Health and Addiction Services Nursing Home Screening 591,645 - Department of Mental Health and Addiction Services Young Adult Services 80,206,667 - Department of Mental Health and Addiction Services TBI Community Services 10,400,667 - Department of Mental Health and Addiction Services Jail Diversion 4,595,351 - Department of Mental Health and Addiction Services Behavioral Health Medications 5,783,527 - Department of Mental Health and Addiction Services Prison Overcrowding 6,330,189 - Department of Mental Health and Addiction Services Medicaid Adult Rehabilitation Option 4,816,334 (48,163) Department of Mental Health and Addiction Services Discharge and Diversion Services 24,447,924 - Department of Mental Health and Addiction Services Home and Community Based Services 19,612,854 - Department of Mental Health and Addiction Services Persistent Violent Felony Offenders Act 675,235 - Department of Mental Health and Addiction Services Nursing Home Contract 485,000 (19,400) Department of Mental Health and Addiction Services Pre-Trial Account 689,750 - Department of Mental Health and Addiction Services Grants for Substance Abuse Services 22,667,934 (222,679) Department of Mental Health and Addiction Services Grants for Mental Health Services 72,280,480 - Department of Mental Health and Addiction Services Employment Opportunities 10,417,204 (520,860) Military Department Personal Services 3,146,928 - Military Department Other Expenses 2,595,180 (51,904) Military Department Honor Guards 350,000 - Military Department Veteran's Service Bonuses 72,000 - Attorney General Personal Services 33,038,471 - Attorney General Other Expenses 1,062,361 (53,118) Office of Early Childhood Personal Services 8,785,880 (100,000) Office of Early Childhood Other Expenses 349,943 (6,999) Office of Early Childhood Children's Trust Fund 11,206,751 (100,000) Office of Early Childhood Early Childhood Program 10,840,145 (108,401) Office of Fiscal Analysis 12/4/ of 16

10 Office of Early Childhood Early Intervention 24,686,804 - Office of Early Childhood Community Plans for Early Childhood 703,125 (35,156) Office of Early Childhood Improving Early Literacy 140,625 (5,625) Office of Early Childhood Child Care Services 18,701,942 - Office of Early Childhood Evenstart 445,312 - Office of Early Childhood Head Start Services 5,630,593 - Office of Early Childhood Child Care Services-TANF/CCDBG 120,930,084 - Office of Early Childhood Child Care Quality Enhancements 3,107,472 (124,299) Office of Early Childhood Head Start - Early Childhood Link 693,875 (34,693) Office of Early Childhood Early Head Start-Child Care Partnership 1,300,000 - Office of Early Childhood School Readiness Quality Enhancement 4,111,135 (205,556) Office of Early Childhood School Readiness 83,399,834 - Office of Governmental Accountability Personal Services 826,468 - Office of Governmental Accountability Other Expenses 57,220 (2,861) Office of Governmental Accountability Child Fatality Review Panel 107,668 (4,307) Office of Governmental Accountability Information Technology Initiatives 31,588 (4,339) Office of Governmental Accountability Elections Enforcement Commission 3,624,215 (144,969) Office of Governmental Accountability Office of State Ethics 1,580,644 (63,226) Office of Governmental Accountability Freedom of Information Commission 1,726,320 (69,053) Office of Governmental Accountability Contracting Standards Board 314,368 (12,575) Office of Governmental Accountability Judicial Review Council 146,265 (5,851) Office of Governmental Accountability Judicial Selection Commission 93,100 (3,724) Office of Governmental Accountability Office of the Child Advocate 714,642 - Office of Governmental Accountability Office of the Victim Advocate 462,544 - Office of Governmental Accountability Board of Firearms Permit Examiners 127,959 (5,118) Protection and Advocacy for Persons with Disabilities Personal Services 2,339,429 - Protection and Advocacy for Persons with Disabilities Other Expenses 194,654 (9,732) Office of Policy and Management Personal Services 12,986,179 (75,000) Office of Policy and Management Other Expenses 1,190,216 (100,000) Office of Policy and Management Automated Budget System and Data Base Link 46,600 (2,330) Office of Policy and Management Justice Assistance Grants 1,008,740 (40,350) Office of Policy and Management Project Longevity 1,000,000 - Office of Policy and Management Tax Relief For Elderly Renters 26,700,000 - Office of Policy and Management Reimbursement to Towns for Loss of Taxes on State Property 83,641,646 - Office of Policy and Management Reimbursements to Towns for Private Tax-Exempt Property 125,431,737 - Office of Policy and Management Reimbursement Property Tax - Disability Exemption 400,000 - Office of Fiscal Analysis 12/4/ of 16

11 Office of Policy and Management Distressed Municipalities 5,800,000 - Office of Policy and Management Property Tax Relief Elderly Circuit Breaker 20,505,900 - Office of Policy and Management Property Tax Relief Elderly Freeze Program 120,000 - Office of Policy and Management Property Tax Relief for Veterans 2,970,098 - Office of Policy and Management Litigation Settlements - Reserve for Salary Adjustments Reserve For Salary Adjustments 22,240,302 (2,000,000) State Comptroller Personal Services 25,190,835 (100,000) State Comptroller Other Expenses 5,801,377 (100,000) State Comptroller - Miscellaneous Adjudicated Claims 24,800,000 - State Comptroller - Miscellaneous Nonfunctional - Change to Accruals 44,784,293 (3,000,000) State Comptroller - Fringe Benefits Unemployment Compensation 7,330,139 - State Comptroller - Fringe Benefits State Employees Retirement Contributions 1,096,800,201 - State Comptroller - Fringe Benefits Higher Education Alternative Retirement System 7,159,234 - State Comptroller - Fringe Benefits Pensions and Retirements - Other Statutory 1,709,519 - State Comptroller - Fringe Benefits Judges and Compensation Commissioners Retirement 18,258,707 - State Comptroller - Fringe Benefits Insurance - Group Life 8,492,914 - State Comptroller - Fringe Benefits Employers Social Security Tax 238,994,871 (264,800) State Comptroller - Fringe Benefits State Employees Health Service Cost 674,388,450 (183,900) State Comptroller - Fringe Benefits Retired State Employees Health Service Cost 681,397,000 - State Comptroller - Fringe Benefits Death Benefits For St Employ - State Comptroller - Fringe Benefits Tuition Reimbursement - Training and Travel 3,127,500 - State Treasurer Personal Services 3,255,469 (16,277) State Treasurer Other Expenses 153,942 (7,697) Debt Service - State Treasurer Debt Service 1,650,954,823 - Debt Service - State Treasurer UCONN Debt Service 148,382,944 - Debt Service - State Treasurer CHEFA Day Care Security 5,500,000 - Debt Service - State Treasurer Pension Obligation Bonds - TRB 132,732,646 - Psychiatric Security Review Board Personal Services 261,587 - Psychiatric Security Review Board Other Expenses 29,136 - State Department on Aging Personal Services 2,427,209 (12,136) State Department on Aging Other Expenses 219,286 (10,964) State Department on Aging Programs for Senior Citizens 6,150,914 (22,227) Department of Education Personal Services 20,397,903 (203,979) Department of Education Other Expenses 3,926,142 - Department of Education Development of Mastery Exams Grades 4, 6, and 8 15,149,111 (200,000) Department of Education Primary Mental Health 427,209 (21,360) Office of Fiscal Analysis 12/4/ of 16

12 Department of Education Leadership, Education, Athletics in Partnership (LEAP) 681,329 (27,253) Department of Education Adult Education Action 240,687 (9,627) Department of Education Connecticut Pre-Engineering Program 246,094 (9,844) Department of Education Connecticut Writing Project 69,375 (2,775) Department of Education Resource Equity Assessments 157,560 (6,302) Department of Education Neighborhood Youth Centers 1,129,425 (45,177) Department of Education Longitudinal Data Systems 1,190,700 (47,628) Department of Education School Accountability 1,500,000 (75,000) Department of Education Sheff Settlement 11,861,044 (200,000) Department of Education CommPACT Schools 350,000 (14,000) Department of Education Parent Trust Fund Program 468,750 (41,250) Department of Education Regional Vocational-Technical School System 167,029,468 (1,350,000) Department of Education Wrap Around Services 19,375 (19,375) Department of Education Commissioner s Network 12,800,000 - Department of Education New or Replicated Schools 339,000 (13,560) Department of Education Bridges to Success 242,479 (50,000) Department of Education K-3 Reading Assessment Pilot 2,869,949 (114,798) Department of Education Talent Development 9,302,199 (465,109) Department of Education Core 5,906,250 (295,312) Department of Education Alternative High School and Adult Reading Incentive Program 185,000 (7,400) Department of Education Special Master 1,483,909 (74,195) Department of Education School-Based Diversion Initiative 1,000,000 - Department of Education American School For The Deaf 9,992,840 - Department of Education Regional Education Services 1,093,150 (54,657) Department of Education Family Resource Centers 8,161,914 - Department of Education Youth Service Bureau Enhancement 715,300 (28,612) Department of Education Child Nutrition State Match 2,354,000 - Department of Education Health Foods Initiative 4,326,300 (24,000) Department of Education Vocational Agriculture 11,017,600 - Department of Education Transportation of School Children 23,329,451 (1,000,000) Department of Education Adult Education 21,035,200 - Department of Education Health and Welfare Services Pupils Private Schools 3,867,750 (152,389) Department of Education Education Equalization Grants 2,155,833,601 (2,321,000) Department of Education Bilingual Education 2,991,130 - Department of Education Priority School Districts 43,747,208 - Department of Education Young Parents Program 229,330 (9,173) Office of Fiscal Analysis 12/4/ of 16

13 Department of Education Interdistrict Cooperation 7,164,885 (250,000) Department of Education School Breakfast Program 2,379,962 - Department of Education Excess Cost - Student Based 139,805,731 - Department of Education Non-Public School Transportation 3,451,500 - Department of Education Youth Service Bureaus 2,839,805 - Department of Education Open Choice Program 38,296,250 (1,450,000) Department of Education Magnet Schools 328,419,980 (6,000,000) Department of Education After School Program 5,363,286 - Department of Rehabilitation Services Personal Services 5,191,611 - Department of Rehabilitation Services Other Expenses 1,576,205 (31,524) Department of Rehabilitation Services Part-Time Interpreters 1,522 (61) Department of Rehabilitation Services Educational Aid for Blind and Visually Handicapped Children 4,514,363 - Department of Rehabilitation Services Employment Opportunities Blind & Disabled 1,340,729 (53,629) Department of Rehabilitation Services Vocational Rehabilitation - Disabled 6,994,586 - Department of Rehabilitation Services Supplementary Relief and Services 93,515 (8,229) Department of Rehabilitation Services Vocational Rehabilitation - Blind 843,189 - Department of Rehabilitation Services Special Training for the Deaf Blind 286,581 - Department of Rehabilitation Services Connecticut Radio Information Service 78,055 (6,868) Department of Rehabilitation Services Independent Living Centers 495,637 - Secretary of the State Personal Services 2,923,939 (14,619) Secretary of the State Other Expenses 1,820,472 (36,409) Secretary of the State Commercial Recording Division 5,658,728 (175,000) Secretary of the State Board of Accountancy 297,114 (65,000) Teachers' Retirement Board Personal Services 1,784,268 - Teachers' Retirement Board Other Expenses 532,707 - Teachers' Retirement Board Retirement Contributions 975,578,000 - Teachers' Retirement Board Retirees Health Service Cost 14,714,000 - Teachers' Retirement Board Municipal Retiree Health Insurance Costs 5,447,370 - University of Connecticut Health Center Operating Expenses 124,347,180 - University of Connecticut Health Center AHEC 427,576 (21,378) University of Connecticut Health Center Workers' Compensation Claims 7,016,044 - University of Connecticut Health Center Bioscience 12,500,000 - University of Connecticut Operating Expenses 220,582,283 - University of Connecticut Workers' Compensation Claims 3,092,062 - University of Connecticut Next Generation Connecticut 19,144,737 - University of Connecticut Kirklyn M. Kerr Grant Program 400,000 - Office of Fiscal Analysis 12/4/ of 16

14 EXECUTIVE BRANCH GROSS 17,652,819,857 (85,752,529) Unallocated Lapse Unallocated Lapse (93,076,192) - Unallocated Lapse General Employee Lapse (7,110,616) - Unallocated Lapse General Lapse - Executive (9,678,316) - Unallocated Lapse Municipal Opportunities and Regional Efficiencies Program (20,000,000) - Unallocated Lapse Overtime Savings (10,500,000) - Unallocated Lapse Statewide Hiring Reduction - Executive (30,920,000) - Unallocated Lapse Targeted Savings (12,500,000) - Unallocated Lapse Statutory Carryforward - Unallocated Lapse Delay Managers Raises - Unallocated Lapse Achieve Efficiencies at Soutbury Training School and Other Regional Centers - Unallocated Lapse Overtime Savings Initiative - Unallocated Lapse RIP - EXECUTIVE BRANCH NET 17,469,034,733 (85,752,529) DMP 12 4 Auditors of Public Accounts Personal Services 12,225,412 - Auditors of Public Accounts Other Expenses 400,115 - Auditors of Public Accounts Equipment 10,000 - Asian Pacific American Affairs Commission Personal Services 209,155 - Asian Pacific American Affairs Commission Other Expenses 14,330 - African-American Affairs Commission Personal Services 272,829 - African-American Affairs Commission Other Expenses 28,128 - Commission on Children Personal Services 668,389 - Commission on Children Other Expenses 100,932 - Commission on Aging Personal Services 416,393 - Commission on Aging Other Expenses 38,236 - Permanent Commission on the Status of Women Personal Services 541,016 - Permanent Commission on the Status of Women Other Expenses 83,864 - Permanent Commission on the Status of Women Equipment 1,000 - Latino and Puerto Rican Affairs Commission Personal Services 418,191 - Latino and Puerto Rican Affairs Commission Other Expenses 27,290 - Legislative Management Personal Services 48,856,926 - Office of Fiscal Analysis 12/4/ of 16

15 Legislative Management Other Expenses 17,008,514 - Legislative Management Equipment 375,100 - Legislative Management Flag Restoration 70,312 - Legislative Management Minor Capital Improvements 380,000 - Legislative Management Interim Salary/Caucus Offices 641,942 - Legislative Management Old State House 569,724 - Legislative Management Interstate Conference Fund 394,288 - Legislative Management New England Board of Higher Education 179,788 - Legislative Management Connecticut Academy of Science and Engineering - - LEGISLATIVE BRANCH GROSS 83,931,874 - Unallocated Lapse Unallocated Lapse - Legislative (5,028,105) - Unallocated Lapse General Lapse - Legislative (39,492) (2,000,000) Unallocated Lapse Statewide Hiring Reduction - Legislative (770,000) - Unallocated Lapse Eliminate Commissions - LEGISLATIVE BRANCH NET 78,094,277 (2,000,000) - DMP 12 4 Public Defender Services Commission Personal Services 43,612,188 - Public Defender Services Commission Other Expenses 1,491,837 - Public Defender Services Commission Assigned Counsel - Criminal 21,891,500 - Public Defender Services Commission Expert Witnesses 3,022,090 - Public Defender Services Commission Training And Education 130,000 - Public Defender Services Commission Contracted Attorneys Related Expenses 125,000 - Judicial Department Personal Services 364,955,535 - Judicial Department Other Expenses 67,291,910 - Judicial Department Forensic Sex Evidence Exams 1,441,460 - Judicial Department Alternative Incarceration Program 56,504,295 - Judicial Department Justice Education Center, Inc. 511,714 - Judicial Department Juvenile Alternative Incarceration 28,442,478 - Judicial Department Juvenile Justice Centers 2,940,338 - Judicial Department Workers' Compensation Claims 6,559,361 - Judicial Department Youthful Offender Services 18,177,084 - Judicial Department Victim Security Account 9,402 - Judicial Department Children of Incarcerated Parents 582,250 - Office of Fiscal Analysis 12/4/ of 16

16 Judicial Department Legal Aid 1,660,000 - Judicial Department Youth Violence Initiative 2,109,375 - Judicial Department Youth Services Prevention 3,600,000 - Judicial Department Children's Law Center 109,838 - Judicial Department Juvenile Planning 250,000 - JUDICIAL BRANCH GROSS 625,417, Unallocated Lapse Unallocated Lapse - Judicial (7,400,672) - Unallocated Lapse General Lapse - Judicial (282,192) (15,000,000) Unallocated Lapse Statewide Hiring Reduction - Judicial (3,310,000) - JUDICIAL BRANCH NET 614,424,791 (15,000,000) - GRAND TOTAL 18,161,553,801 (102,752,529) Line Item Reductions (Above) Unallocated Lapse - Executive Overtime Savings Delay managers' raises DDS/Southbury TOTAL Expenditure Reductions (102,752,529) (93,076,192) (10,000,000) (3,500,000) (5,000,000) (214,328,721) Office of Fiscal Analysis 12/4/ of 16

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