Rhode Island General Laws — Title 44 (Taxation)
R.I. Gen. Laws § 44-35-7
Publication of town and city budget summary
At least ten (10) calendar days prior to the financial town meeting or, for towns and cities without town meetings, the first hearing on the budget for the purpose of adopting the budget, the chief elected official in each town and city shall cause to be published a budget summary in a newspaper of general circulation in the town or city. The budget summary shall set out proposed expenditures by department or function and receipts by source for the proposed budget year, and comparisons of these with estimated expenditures and receipts for the current budget year.
The published budget summary shall be in the following form:
(CITY, TOWN) of (NAME)
REPORT TO TAXPAYERS ON CURRENT AND PROPOSED
BUDGET
Function or
Amounts
Proposed
Purpose of
Actually
Budget year
Expenditures
Budgeted for
Operating
Current Year
Capital
Operating
Capital
Expenditures
# 1.
Education
# 2.
General Financial
Admin.
# 3.
Public Works
# 4.
Police Protection
# 5.
Fire Protection
# 6.
Sewerage
# 7.
Other Sanitation
# 8.
Parks and
Recreation
# 9.
Interest on General
Debt
# 10.
Principal on
General Debt
# 11.
All Other (Specify)
Revenues
1. Local Property
2. Local Non-Property
3. Federal
4. State
5. All Other (Specify)
TOTAL BUDGET
Certification: This is to certify that data contained in this report are accurate to the best of my knowledge.
Date
Signature of Official
Amendment history
History of Section. P.L. 1979, ch. 298, § 1.
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In this chapter (11 sections)
- 44-35-1 · Short title
- 44-35-2 · Purpose
- 44-35-3 · Definitions
- 44-35-4 · Preparation of the âproposed property tax rateâ and…
- 44-35-5 · Full disclosure of property tax increases
- 44-35-6 · Publication of property tax rates
- 44-35-7 · Publication of town and city budget summary
- 44-35-8 · Publication of proposal to amend town and city budget
- 44-35-9 · Severability
- 44-35-10 · Balanced municipal budgets â Additional reporting…
- 44-35-11 · American Rescue Plan fiscal accountability and transparency