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Suffolk Sheriffs Department Federal Inmate and Related Programs 8910-8810

funding levels adjusted for inflation (cpi)

  • Funding History
  • Proposals
Adjusted for inflation (cpi) NOT adjusted
FY25 Gov$0$0
FY24$0$0
FY24 GAA$0$0
FY23$0$0
FY22$0$0
FY21$0$0
FY20$0$0
FY19$0$0
FY18 $0 $0
FY17 $0 $0
FY16 $0 $0
FY15 $11,112,100 $8,500,000
FY14 $10,533,279 $8,000,000
FY13 $10,697,172 $8,000,000
FY12 $10,877,463 $8,000,000
FY11 $13,996,145 $10,000,000
FY10 $11,419,035 $8,000,000
FY09$0$0
FY08 $0 $0
FY07 $0 $0
FY06 $0 $0
FY05 $0 $0
FY04 $0 $0
FY03 $0 $0
FY02 $0 $0
FY01 $0 $0

comparisons adjusted for inflation (cpi)

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Funding for Suffolk Sheriffs Department Federal Inmate and Related Programs
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comparisons adjusted for inflation (cpi)

Notes

  • Funding for the Barnstable, Bristol, Dukes, Nantucket, Norfolk, Plymouth and Suffolk sheriffs' offices in FY10 and beyond cannot be compared with earlier years. Prior to FY10, the departments were managed by the individual counties and received money from county deeds excise taxes and the state budget. In FY10 these departments moved onto the state budget and the deeds excise revenue that had gone to the sheriffs prior to FY10 moved to the General Fund to pay for the operation of these departments. Because the deeds excise revenue became part of the state General Fund in FY10, MassBudget makes an adjustment to the prior year appropriation numbers by adding the deeds excise to the total appropriation provided to the sheriffs. In addition, when these offices moved onto the state budget, an estimated $27 million in employee health costs moved to the state's GIC account; $40 million in employee pension costs moved to the state pension account; and $5 million in existing debt service costs moved to the state's debt service line item.

* Funding and comparison information includes all line-items listed above. Download the spreadsheet to see funding levels for individual line-items.

Adjusted for inflation (cpi) NOT adjusted
FY24 Leg$0$0
FY24 Sen$0$0
FY24 SWM$0$0
FY24 Hou$0$0
FY24 HWM$0$0
FY24 Gov$0$0
FY23 GAA$0$0
FY23 SWM$0$0
FY23 Hou$0$0
FY23 HWM$0$0
FY23 Gov$0$0
FY22 GAA$0$0

Notes

  • Funding for the Barnstable, Bristol, Dukes, Nantucket, Norfolk, Plymouth and Suffolk sheriffs' offices in FY10 and beyond cannot be compared with earlier years. Prior to FY10, the departments were managed by the individual counties and received money from county deeds excise taxes and the state budget. In FY10 these departments moved onto the state budget and the deeds excise revenue that had gone to the sheriffs prior to FY10 moved to the General Fund to pay for the operation of these departments. Because the deeds excise revenue became part of the state General Fund in FY10, MassBudget makes an adjustment to the prior year appropriation numbers by adding the deeds excise to the total appropriation provided to the sheriffs. In addition, when these offices moved onto the state budget, an estimated $27 million in employee health costs moved to the state's GIC account; $40 million in employee pension costs moved to the state pension account; and $5 million in existing debt service costs moved to the state's debt service line item.

* Funding information includes all line-items listed above. Download the spreadsheet to see funding levels for individual line-items.

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