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Councilman Amir Hernandez, chair, introduced item 2.3, which was authored by Councilwoman Molly Rosado, Councilman John Gill and Councilman Josh Mictum. The chair said the item’s authors asked that the committee postpone the matter again. Committee members moved and seconded a motion to postpone; the motion carried on a voice vote (ayes).

Committee members did not take further action on the substance of the proposed review at this meeting. The chair said the item will appear on next month’s Operations Management, Budget and Government Accountability Committee agenda for further consideration.","mediaType","Video","parentTitle","City of Hartford OMBGA Committee Meeting June 16th, 2025","oneSentenceSummary","A resolution to review and amend handicap parking policies and meter charges at the request of its authors was postponed by the committee and will return to the next meeting.","taxTitle","Hartford City, Hartford County, Connecticut","taxId",5895,"location","headline","","shortSummary",{"_33":76,"_35":36,"_37":38,"_39":77,"_41":78,"_43":79,"_45":80,"_47":81,"_49":82,"_51":83,"_53":84,"_55":56,"_57":58,"_59":85,"_61":62,"_63":64,"_65":86,"_67":68,"_69":70,"_71":68,"_72":73,"_74":73},6555226,"Committee forwards list of 49 agencies for Neighborhood Assistance Act tax-credit review",428,736000,1164000,"/Search/View?dp=1&key=3846469-dca777c7813b4e699357c7e8222c0556&start=736&end=1164","https://assets.pipeline.soar.com/3846469-dca777c7813b4e699357c7e8222c0556/thumbnail_736000.jpg","/articles/6555226/Hartford-City/Hartford-County/Connecticut/Committee-forwards-list-of-49-agencies-for-Neighborhood-Assistance-Act-tax-credit-review","https://secure.pipeline.soar.com/6555226-00251e17ac9cc9e6b6fa1c3301baad09/orig.mp4?Expires=1770790401&Signature=UD4eTmARcS5S~C-YCo6xps4AYlmSlu4Qd7-J~Da0DCV1G~ArPwG7zTyRIphEneOFbGqCEJU9WY2oKxlyKKa~R0517-rTD-BHlnHa4Ekwd7PPRGWQ~Z4xDx530a3RTcYahhNTJey3KZ9Bg7mZ-XoAOItti-hlAemliQ~32Gzwh~1sbj~kNg3DLIO5vOdZ5T5J4LkTzu5ZEJVv8Y1FgUJ-7xCTmvIAX8EoT2ipNuAbzMY23x7OxBE3DeeCqzprXsbVpIEfoB~pK2-exFeF5F9vhV5Lb~a~lDkcewBgLAnizg38S7Iaj5By24ipKK5JtO79J8oUxi~8AKKygX8tjhl6YQ__&Key-Pair-Id=KUT5TJCACFTXG","The Operations Management, Budget and Government Accountability Committee voted June 16 to forward to the Common Council a list of 49 agency applications for the Connecticut Neighborhood Assistance Act tax-credit program, representing roughly $5.2 million in requested support.

Director of Budget Julian Fran told the committee the city reviews nonprofit applications for eligibility before submitting the approved list to the Connecticut Department of Revenue Services (DRS), which administers the tax credits. \"This year, we received 49 eligible applications seeking support for approximately $5,200,000, and this was the subject of a public hearing a week or so ago,\" Fran said.

Council members raised questions about which businesses can use the credits. Councilman John Gayle asked whether limited liability companies are eligible to claim tax credits in lieu of direct tax payments. Fran said, \"I don't see anything in the language that would suggest that an LLC would not be eligible.\" Fran also noted participation levels vary: \"Last in last year's program, we had a list of 51 different participating agencies. And through the program, they were able to raise half a million dollars in total.\" He suggested the city could promote the program to increase business participation.

Committee members discussed how limited corporate participation can lead nonprofits to reapply year after year for the same small projects because contributions are spread thin; one council member said that can stretch projects across multiple years. Fran said he would raise marketing and outreach with the city's new marketing manager to increase awareness among businesses.

The committee voted to forward the approved list to the Common Council with a favorable recommendation. The forwarded list will go to DRS for final administration and awarding of tax credits to participating businesses.","The committee voted to recommend that the Common Council approve and submit a list of 49 community agency applications seeking approximately $5.2 million under the Connecticut Neighborhood Assistance Act for review by the Department of Revenue Services.",{"_33":88,"_35":36,"_37":38,"_39":89,"_41":90,"_43":91,"_45":79,"_47":92,"_49":93,"_51":94,"_53":95,"_55":56,"_57":58,"_59":96,"_61":62,"_63":64,"_65":97,"_67":68,"_69":70,"_71":68,"_72":73,"_74":73},6555231,"Committee backs $245,816.61 transfer of uncollectible motor vehicle and personal property taxes to suspense book",484,252000,"/Search/View?dp=1&key=3846469-dca777c7813b4e699357c7e8222c0556&start=252&end=736","https://assets.pipeline.soar.com/3846469-dca777c7813b4e699357c7e8222c0556/thumbnail_252000.jpg","/articles/6555231/Hartford-City/Hartford-County/Connecticut/Committee-backs-24581661-transfer-of-uncollectible-motor-vehicle-and-personal-property-taxes-to-suspense-book","https://secure.pipeline.soar.com/6555231-31da34fe74c6815244b7d6b53535bfbc/orig.mp4?Expires=1770790401&Signature=jCH78rGU-pF279dDo7iRqYEnAUnov0OUSfmsoMZ9KiF1UPP8IfFj2eLER54ec48sLUlXV~thqEmDE9jVyybXuZd7OnOGvlpiD-pETCdIP4fpsgLIlaz-gTZ-JvTExPODiVkQsiQjiEVLi~fgKtBZCtElbAHQzNVExMBpOVcz86YjxuC3UN8oV1F~6nBoBwNaTQm4fsiTZdxCwVO-d8gmQe~vduwFhccgeHfuTkZH-rr6qEOOcjl8rKgONttuo5gUb5JgRPla7RDkYGfbEbmC5O-T1V3eomM7vXH-eZc5fXeeB4fxERZxNSfLEcwwv4sXT4u5NrhMGmwdplGViinH4g__&Key-Pair-Id=KUT5TJCACFTXG","The Operations Management, Budget and Government Accountability Committee voted June 16 to send to the Common Council a resolution recommending the transfer of $245,816.61 in uncollectible motor vehicle and personal property taxes to the city’s suspense receivable.

The amount recommended to be moved to the suspense book was presented as a substitute to the figure that appeared on the meeting agenda. Councilman Amir Hernandez, chair of the committee, and staff confirmed the substitute amount during the meeting and the committee acted to place the correct figure on the record before forwarding the measure.

Tax collector Katiria, who presented the item, said the accounts on the suspense list are those the tax collector and contracted collection agencies have determined to be not currently collectible. \"The accounts are not collectible as determined by our collection agencies for reasons such as bankruptcy, businesses going out of business, taxpayers that move out of state, or some taxpayers that are on the collection agencies are cannot locate, deceased taxpayers,\" Katiria said. She added that if new information arises the city and collection agencies will continue collection efforts.

CFO Leanne Rose and other committee members clarified that placing accounts in the suspense receivable removes them from the city’s active receivables but does not prohibit future collection or affect the practical ability of a taxpayer to register a motor vehicle: Councilman John Gayle asked whether unpaid taxes would still block vehicle registration, and Katiria replied, \"Correct.\" Committee members also asked about the number of accounts; Katiria said the list represents about 320 to 350 accounts.

Committee members noted the agenda showed a different amount and discussed whether the substitute had been formally filed with the town clerk. The committee proceeded on the understanding that the substitute would be recorded; the motion forwarded the resolution with a favorable recommendation and the corrected amount of $245,816.61.

The committee recorded the motion to forward the resolution with a favorable recommendation; the motion passed on a voice vote (ayes). The forwarded item will proceed to the full Common Council with the substitute amount on the record.","The Operations Management, Budget and Government Accountability Committee voted to forward a resolution to the full council recommending transfer of $245,816.61 in uncollectible motor vehicle and personal property taxes to the suspense receivable, replacing an incorrect amount shown on the agenda.","actionData","errors"]

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Committee postpones review of handicap-parking policies and meter charges to next month

Committee forwards list of 49 agencies for Neighborhood Assistance Act tax-credit review

Committee backs $245,816.61 transfer of uncollectible motor vehicle and personal property taxes to suspense book