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ACCD presents restrained FY27 budget; officials flag ADS tech charges and ARPA wind‑down
Summary
Agency of Commerce and Community Development leaders told legislators that FY27 is deliberately restrained, flagged late ADS technology charges that raised budget pressure, and outlined one‑time requests including a Montreal business‑development contract and $800,000 for manufactured home repairs amid an ARPA spend‑down.
Agency of Commerce and Community Development officials presented a constrained FY2027 spending plan to the House Commerce & Economic Development Committee on Feb. 10, emphasizing targeted requests and several cost pressures that complicate the agency's ability to stay within a 3% spending guideline.
Dan Dickerson, ACCD director of administrative services, said the agency's FY27 budget includes roughly $74.21 million in base funding and that the agency would receive one‑time spending authority that brings the total to about $75.16 million when one‑time requests are…
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