Connecticut
State Budget Sources
State Budget Sources: An Annotated Guide to State Budgets, Financial Reports, and Fiscal Analyses is a resource published by the Volcker Alliance designed to help public officials, policy advocates, journalists, academics, and concerned citizens fully understand the critical fiscal decisions that governors and legislators must make. The guide includes the links below to budgets for this state as well as legislative analyses of budget bills and treasurers’ or comptrollers’ monthly state cash-flow statements; capital spending plans; reports on public-worker pension funding and returns; and reports by local and national fiscal research organizations, bond rating firms, and associations of state fiscal and finance officials.
Executive and Other Constitutional Finance Offices
Budget preparation and monitoring materials, as well as policy analysis.
Financial reporting with a focus on accountability and transparency.
Transparency site offers breakdowns of the budget, spending, payroll, pensions, and tax credits.
Cash management, debt management, and pension information, including pension fund performance and policy statements.
Non-Governmental Organizations
Budget and tax coverage focused on the impact on children and families; part of the State Priorities Partnership, a network of state organizations coordinated by the Center on Budget and Policy Priorities.
Focused on budget, debt, tax, and other financial issues; part of the State Policy Network of state-focused, free market-oriented think tanks.
Legislative Offices
Budget, tax, revenue, and other fiscal analysis for the Connecticut General Assembly.
Current budget, budget status, and budget process information; links to historical material.
Consensus revenue estimates, revenue summaries, and tax expenditure reports.
State expenditure, contract, employee compensation, and other fiscal information compiled under the direction of the Office of Fiscal Analysis, with data from the comptroller.
Provides responses to legislative queries, as well as background reports on state policies and practices, including fiscal topics.
Public hearing agendas and transcripts, and reports relating to finance, revenue, capital bonding, and unemployment compensation.