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Governor's $6.8 billion budget and $210 million economic recovery plan

Key Budget Items (click HERE for full Summary):
Supports FY2022 total General Fund appropriations of $1.99 billion.
Supports base spending with base funding.
Fully funds state retirement and debt obligations.
Maintains all statutory reserve levels.
As part of the Governor’s ongoing pandemic response, he proposes using $210 million in one-time funding for economic recovery through investments in housing, infrastructure, broadband buildout, environmental stewardship, carbon reducing initiatives, and government modernization, among others.
As part of the one-time investments, makes a down payment on state government modernization by creating a Technology Modernization Fund to propel costly, and much needed, IT upgrades.
Economic Recovery and Downtown and Village Center Revitalization: ....

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Vermont Treasurer Calls for Pension Cuts for State Employees, Teachers

Vermont Treasurer Calls for Pension Cuts for State Employees, Teachers
Workers would take on up to 78% of the increase in liabilities and 88% of the contribution increases.
Vermont’s treasurer is recommending cutting pension benefits for state employees and teachers in a move intended to reduce the state’s unfunded actuarial accrued liabilities (UAAL) by nearly $500 million. However, her office acknowledged that the cuts would be “painful” for workers.
Vermont Treasurer Beth Pearce released a report containing recommendations that she said could reduce pension UAAL for the Vermont State Employees’ Retirement System (VSERS) and the Vermont State Teachers’ Retirement System (VSTRS) by $474 million and reduce the actuarial determined employer contribution (ADEC) by $85 million. ....

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