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Hampshire Probate Court and Related Programs 0333-0800

funding levels adjusted for inflation (CPI)

  • Funding History
  • Proposals
Adjusted for inflation (CPI) NOT adjusted
FY23 GAA $37,746,410 $37,746,410
FY22 $35,262,750 $33,800,469
FY21 $39,594,318 $35,466,829
FY20 $39,214,137 $34,340,235
FY19 $36,761,383 $31,691,456
FY18 $35,923,538 $30,340,165
FY17 $35,407,003 $29,248,259
FY16 $35,708,632 $28,958,672
FY15 $34,773,951 $28,014,537
FY14 $35,308,021 $28,242,710
FY13 $33,127,634 $26,092,640
FY12 $30,313,712 $23,480,541
FY11 $22,674,271 $17,062,062
FY10 $25,223,694 $18,611,265
FY09 $30,152,562 $22,031,179
FY08 $29,255,806 $21,080,726
FY07 $30,309,389 $21,058,682
FY06 $29,891,958 $20,242,570
FY05 $30,411,909 $19,845,007
FY04 $31,246,722 $19,795,007
FY03 $51,280,938 $31,785,685
FY02 $53,297,208 $32,323,357
FY01 $53,363,988 $31,800,744

comparisons adjusted for inflation (CPI)

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Funding for Hampshire Probate Court and Related Programs
20.5%

comparisons adjusted for inflation (CPI)

Notes

  • In FY04, funding for the probate and family courts dropped as funding for certain functions shifted to centralized line items funding the trial courts and probation services.
  • In FY10, funding for the individual regional and county probate courts and family crisis clinics was consolidated into a single line item, so all of these line items are grouped together.
  • Starting in FY12, probation and other trial court retained revenues moved from centralized retained revenue line items and were distributed to the funding for the Chief Justice for Administration and the seven trial courts: Superior, District, Probate and Family, Land, Boston Municipal, Housing, and Juvenile. In FY12, the Probate and Family Court line item increased by approximately $7.4 million, and the Juvenile Court line item increased by approximately $150,000 associated with this funding shift.

* 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
FY23 GAA $37,746,410 $37,746,410
FY23 Leg $37,746,410 $37,746,410
FY23 Sen $37,746,410 $37,746,410
FY23 SWM $37,746,410 $37,746,410
FY23 Hou $35,525,304 $35,525,304
FY23 HWM $35,525,304 $35,525,304
FY23 Gov $35,525,304 $35,525,304
FY22 $35,262,750 $33,800,469
FY22 GAA $35,262,750 $33,800,469

Notes

  • In FY04, funding for the probate and family courts dropped as funding for certain functions shifted to centralized line items funding the trial courts and probation services.
  • In FY10, funding for the individual regional and county probate courts and family crisis clinics was consolidated into a single line item, so all of these line items are grouped together.
  • Starting in FY12, probation and other trial court retained revenues moved from centralized retained revenue line items and were distributed to the funding for the Chief Justice for Administration and the seven trial courts: Superior, District, Probate and Family, Land, Boston Municipal, Housing, and Juvenile. In FY12, the Probate and Family Court line item increased by approximately $7.4 million, and the Juvenile Court line item increased by approximately $150,000 associated with this funding shift.

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

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