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Hartford committee backs end‑of‑year transfers, recommends up to $12.6M for Board of Education shortfall

5968196 · October 21, 2025
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The Operations Management, Budget and Government Accountability Committee voted Oct. 21 to send a resolution to the full Hartford City Council recommending end‑of‑year budget transfers to cover fire overtime, benefit overages and up to $12.6 million to address the Board of Education’s projected deficit.

The Operations Management, Budget and Government Accountability Committee voted Oct. 21 to send the mayor’s resolution to the full Hartford City Council with a favorable recommendation to make end‑of‑year budget transfers, including funds to cover fire department overtime, benefit overages and up to $12.6 million to address a projected Board of Education deficit.

Committee chair Councilman Amilka Hernandez said city financial staff would present the details and answer questions. City finance staff reported a projected favorable preliminary fiscal‑year 2025 variance of about $24.6 million, driven by roughly $22.3 million in higher revenues (more than half from property taxes) and about $2.3 million in underspending on the expenditure side.

The committee was told that $23.8 million of assigned fund balance from the previous year had already…

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