CCRPC reports roughly $100,000 surplus through May, flags indirect‑cost risk for FY27
Forest Cohen, CCRPC business director, said the commission had about $100,000 more revenue than expenses through May but warned that overcollection of indirect costs may reduce net revenue in FY27; draft year‑end financials are expected in September.
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Forest Cohen, Business Director, told the Chittenden County Regional Planning Commission Executive Committee on Aug. 6 that CCRPC’s FY25 revenues exceeded expenses by about $100,000 through the end of May.
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