Today I submitted my proposal for the Fiscal Year 2011 (FY11) Budget.
On our budget site, you can review a helpful guide to the budget process and can fully navigate my budget proposal.
We will have announcements in the coming weeks about other ways we are trying new, smarter or cheaper ways to deliver public services through this crisis. Knowing we don’t have a corner on every good idea, I invite anyone who has an idea on how to serve the public better for less money to pass it along to me.
Please share your input and feedback in the comments below and know that you can also engage with the my office on Twitter, YouTube, and by emailing or calling us.
many young healthy women and men don't know what work or paying taxes are, however best of luck Deval!
Posted by: Home Decor | March 2011 at 10:45 AM
i think the governor has to cut welfare to many families are on it for years, never work never pay taxes, plus keep social security alone these people worked paid there taxes, put the casinos in mass make the state money that would help the budget also, to many young healthy women and men dont know what work or paying taxes are it doesnt matter if you have children you still work and pay taxes welfare is to help for little while not for generations
Posted by: cindy coleman | December 2010 at 06:53 PM
I believe are members are trying to do a good job at balancing the budget. But as a citizen I believe we the people need to do more as well.
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Posted by: Stacy Davids | October 2010 at 12:25 PM
I think that the state is taking appropriate action with the budget and spending plan. As a person I know that it is impossible to get it 100% correct and accurate but I feel like our elected members are working hard on this difficult task.
Posted by: Structured Settlement | August 2010 at 01:02 AM