OPM News and Reports

 

Explore OPM’s news and reports

The Office of Policy and Management shares many helpful documents to keep you informed about our State government. You can find news, reports, and updates about:

  • State financial management plans
  • OPM’s reports, guides, and policies
  • State agencies legislative proposals

These resources make it easy to learn about Connecticut’s budget, new laws, and ways we work to help the people of CT and its communities.

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Learn how OPM helps manage the State’s budget

Check out how much money Connecticut gets and spends each year. Find OPM's official financial forecasts and updates in the following links.


 

Explore yearly consensus revenue forecasts

Each year, two state offices must agree on revenue estimates. If they can't agree, the State Comptroller steps in to issue a consensus. These estimates reported help build the Governor’s budget and balance the Legislature’s budget.

 

Check out the monthly budget forecasts

Each month, OPM gives the State Comptroller a report of revenues and spending for the General Fund. This analysis shows estimates based on actual results and adjusted for any unexpected events.

 

Legislative annual reports and publications

Read OPM’s annual legislative reports and publications about:

  • Clean Air Act
  • Solar Tax
  • Reports to the Governor
  • Tobacco and Health Trust Fund
Read the annual legislative reports  

State Agency Legislative Proposals

The following documents are legislative drafts to be discussed; they are not final. We post them here for the public to be informed

 

Find all of CT's agency data in one place

We give you easy access to hundreds of collections of public information from State agencies. By sharing this safely, we help you make smart choices. You can search by topic and find helpful facts for planning and decision-making.

Get information about school test scores, traffic accidents, or how towns spend money.

The Connecticut Open Data Portal is brought to you by the Data and Policy Analytics (DAPA) division.

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