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The Brinkley/Pipkin Alternative Budget Proposal aims to address the imbalance between state revenues and spending in Maryland. It proposes eliminating built-in spending increases, sharing costs with counties, and achieving efficiencies in education, state government, and transportation through measures like deleting funding formulas, increasing employee retirement contributions, and raising farebox recovery rates. The goal is to bring ongoing spending in line with existing revenues over multiple years without requiring tax increases.
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The General Assembly Compensation Commission makes recommendations every 4 years regarding salaries, allowances, and benefits for Maryland legislators. The most recent recommendations included increases to in-district travel allowances and salary increases tied to unemployment rates. This joint resolution rejects the commission's recommendations and maintains the provisions from previous resolutions in 2006 and 2002. The fiscal impact would be minimal if the recommendations were rejected.
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This document contains budget request forms for the Purchasing Department of Cecil County Government for fiscal year 2010. It includes schedules for machinery and equipment purchases (Schedule A), anticipated revenue sources (Schedule B), operating expenditures excluding salaries (Schedule C), and current and requested staffing levels (Schedule D). The Purchasing Department is requesting a total budget of $216,074, an increase of $500 from the base budget, to cover additional temporary labor costs. It does not anticipate any changes to existing staffing levels.
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- 1. Brinkley/Pipkin Alternative Budget Proposal SB 1004 Yes We Can 1
- 3. Brinkley/Pipkin Alternative Budget Proposal SB 1004 Key Ideas 3
- 4. Brinkley/Pipkin Alternative Budget Proposal SB 1004 Everything Is On the Table 4
- 5. Brinkley/Pipkin Alternative Budget Proposal SB 1004 Eliminate Built-In Spending Increases 5
- 6. Brinkley/Pipkin Alternative Budget Proposal SB 1004 Counties Share in the Budget Solution 6
- 7. Annual Growth in State Aid to Local Governments Source: 2009 90-Day Report 7
- 8. Brinkley/Pipkin Alternative Budget Proposal SB 1004 Key Areas 8
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- 11. Fund USM Institutions and Morgan at FY 2007 level
- 12. Level-fund Community College formula
- 13. Reduce Sellinger funding (grants to in-state private universities) 9
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- 16. Increase employee retirement contribution
- 17. Reduction of workforce by 1% 10
- 20. Increase aid for roads to local governments 11
- 21. Brinkley/Pipkin Alternative Budget Proposal SB 1004 What Does This Mean? Current Revenues Catch-Up with Spending and Bring Ongoing Spending and Revenues into Balance 12
- 22. Brinkley/Pipkin Alternative Budget ProposalSB 1004 13
- 23. Brinkley/Pipkin Alternative Budget Proposal SB 1004 14
- 24. Brinkley/Pipkin Alternative Budget Proposal SB 1004 15
- 25. Brinkley/Pipkin Alternative Budget Proposal SB 1004 16
- 26. Brinkley/Pipkin Alternative Budget Proposal SB 1004 Questions? Senator David Brinkley (District 4) 410-841-3704 Senator E.J. Pipkin (District 36) 410-841-3639 17