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New Community Comparison Report
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Property Tax Information
(tax rates, tax levies, parcel counts, assessed values, motor vehicle excise tax, eqv's, average single family tax bills) -
Proposition 2 1/2
(override, capital exclusion, debt exclusion, new growth, excess & override capacity) -
Debt/Financial Indicators
(debt, free cash, stabilization fund, overlay reserves, bond ratings, financial flexibility)
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Local Options
(listing of communities that have adopted special exemptions, assessment provisions, or revenue sources) -
Socioeconomic
(population, income, inflation, voters, motor vehicles, labor force, births, housing units, centerline road inventory) -
State Aid
(cherry sheets, net state aid, totals by program) -
Municipal Revenue Growth Factor
(new growth, levy limit base, general revenue sharing, local receipts) -
Community Preservation Act
(local acceptance, state matching funds, and trust fund balances) -
Local Aid Distributions
(annual and quarterly local aid distributions)
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Property Tax Exemption Reimbursements
(local acceptance of optional clauses and state reimbursement) -
Municipal Budgeted Revenues
(tax levy, state aid, local receipts, other) -
Municipal Actual Revenues and Expenditures
(general fund, school, special revenue, trust, capital, enterprise, agency) -
Smart Growth
Information regarding smart growth zoning, regulations and smart growth school cost reimbursements. At-A-Glance Community Reports
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Useful Links
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Contacts
If you have any questions or comments about the data or would like to know more about the Municipal Data Bank.
Data Bank Reports
Lisa Juszkiewicz, Director
E-Mail: juszkiewicz@dor.state.ma.us
The Municipal Databank collects, analyzes and distributes financial, demographic and economic data on Massachusetts cities and towns. Financial data comes from a series of reports that municipalities are required to submit annually to DLS. Demographic and economic data is collected from other state and federal agencies. The Databank develops and maintains databases used to collect data, assists users in the interpretation and use, and participates in research projects with other agencies and/or organizations.
E-Mail: juszkiewicz@dor.state.ma.us
The Municipal Databank collects, analyzes and distributes financial, demographic and economic data on Massachusetts cities and towns. Financial data comes from a series of reports that municipalities are required to submit annually to DLS. Demographic and economic data is collected from other state and federal agencies. The Databank develops and maintains databases used to collect data, assists users in the interpretation and use, and participates in research projects with other agencies and/or organizations.