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 House Ways & Means Budget Out Tomorrow
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Step 2 in Budget Process: House Committee Budget
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All eyes are focused on House Ways & Means Chair Rep. Brian Dempsey, as he prepares to release the House Committee Budget responding to the first House One budget prepared by Governor Charlie Baker. The HWM Budget is expected to be posted on line tomorrow on or around noon. To catch the first glimpse of the budget, click here. Until the FY 16 budget is posted that site will show the FY 15 Budget. The chart below will help you compare the Governor's recommendations with the ADDP/Arc/MFOFC request and the the HWM (House Ways and Means) Committee recommendations. The HWM budget will be subject to amendment on the House Floor. We are pleased with the manner in which House Speaker Bob DeLeo and HWM Chair Brian Dempsey have listened to our requests.
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Key Line Items to Watch
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| Line Item | Program | Gov Budget FY16 | ADDP/Arc/MFOFC Request | HWM | Notes | | 5920-3000 | Respite and Family Support | $59,802,269 |
$62,802,269 if Autism is given separate line item $74,802,269 if no new line item is established
| | Restore $15 million to address 9C and House One Cuts and additional need | | Needs line item" 5920-3011" | Establish Separate Line Item for Adult Autism Services | $ in Fam Support ($12.3 M) |
$12,300,000
| | Establish separate line item to track Adult Autism Expenditures and Secure Autism Specific programs | | 5920-5000 | Turning 22 | $6,500,000 |
$10,000,000
| | increase by 3500000 for 900 plus graduating class | | 5920-3010 | Autism Waiver Children | $5,585,431 |
$8,585,431
| | increase by 3000000 to meet increasing need | | 5920-2000 | Community Residential | $1,084,666,855 |
$1,088,666,855
| | add 4000000 to meet all current obligations | | 5920-2025 | Day and Employment Services | $173,509,830 |
$186,200,000
| | restore $12 million to prevent 1000 day hab participants from losing toileting, feeding and behavioral assistance | | 5920-2026 | Community Based Employ. | 5,048,666 |
$11,400,000
| | add $6.3 million to continue to promote job blueprint and Employment First Initiative. |
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