News & Updates
- Gonzalez, Panagiotakos, Murphy Announce Consensus on Fiscal Year 2011 Revenue Forecast
- Governor Helps Small Building Contractors Compete for Federal Stimulus Contracts
- Governor Patrick's Budget Management Earns Approval of Major Credit Rating Agencies
- 11/30/2009 Update - Score Delay 2009 Police Officer/State Trooper Exam
- Fire Lieutenant & Captain - Exam Forms
- Sheriffs Departments, Transportation Agencies Join GIC
Press Releases
- Governor Patrick Closes Budget Gap, Maintains Investments in Core Services
- October Mid-Month Revenue Collections Announced
- Funding Announced for Assembly Square Project
- Payment Reform Commission Unanimously Supports Move to Global Payment System to Improve Patient Care and Contain Health Care Costs
- Gonzalez, Panagiotakos, Murphy Announce Consensus on Fiscal Year 2011 Revenue Forecast
Publications
Governor Patrick Releases Fiscal Year 2011 Budget
January 27, 2010 -- Governor Deval Patrick today released his Fiscal Year 2011 budget, a balanced, fiscally responsible plan that maintains an unprecedented commitment to education, health care and cities and towns and reflects his administration's continued efforts to speed the Commonwealth's economic recovery and lay a foundation for long-term growth.
The $28.2 billion budget restrains spending to 3 percent over fiscal year 2010 estimated spending - less than the 3.2 percent growth in tax receipts the state is expected to see in FY11. The Governor's FY11 budget builds on his record of strong fiscal management that has been recognized by the rating agencies in their affirmation of the Commonwealth's strong bond ratings.
Read Governor Patrick's FY2011 Budget Message
Technology blog to promote citizen engagement announced
Chief Technology Officer Jason Snyder announced the launch of the Commonwealth’s first official Technology Blog, located at http://technology.blog.state.ma.us/.
Jason stated that this blog is an effort to use technology to bring state government closer to the citizens of the Commonwealth. Postings will include topics such as, IT investments and innovative technologies that raise awareness of initiatives supporting the business. Citizens will also have a forum where they can provide meaningful feedback on recommendations for improvement in services.
Read more about the Technology Blog...
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