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Information on Individual CPA Communities

This report displays detailed information on each community's CPA program, including the local Community Preservation Committee bylaw/ordinance, adoption data, and revenue history. Use the dropdown menu located below to select a community's report.


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Municipality Information
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CPA Program Details
04-03-2001
3%
Low income, first $100,000 - residential, first $100,000 - commercial
CPA Elections History
 
Election Purpose
Path to Ballot
Surcharge
%
Exemptions
Election Date
Status
% Yes
% No
Current
Status
 
  Surcharge Increase Legislative Body Vote 3% Low income, first $100,000 - residential, first $100,000 - commercial 05-09-2023 Pass 62% 38% Yes
  Surcharge Increase Legislative Body Vote 3% Low income, first $100,000 - residential 04-09-2002 Fail 48% 52%  
  Initial Adoption Legislative Body Vote 1.1% None 04-03-2001 Pass 72% 28%  
CPA Revenue History
 
Fiscal
Year
Local
Surcharge
Total Trust
Fund
Distribution
Percentage
Total Revenue (Local
Surcharge +
Distribution)
 
  2002 $105,154     $105,154
  2003 $109,946 $105,154 100% $215,100
  2004 $119,516 $109,946 100% $229,462
  2005 $127,763 $119,516 100% $247,279
  2006 $140,647 $127,763 100% $268,410
  2007 $149,257 $140,647 100% $289,904
  2008 $164,332 $149,257 100% $313,589
  2009 $172,309 $111,122 67.62% $283,431
  2010 $176,424 $59,989 34.81% $236,413
  2011 $180,938 $47,991 27.2% $228,929
  2012 $184,644 $48,200 26.64% $232,844
  2013 $190,451 $49,548 26.83% $239,999
  2014 $195,986 $99,463 52.22% $295,449
  2015 $204,723 $61,667 31.5% $266,390
  2016 $211,405 $60,702 29.7% $272,107
  2017 $215,161 $43,500 20.58% $258,661
  2018 $226,332 $37,013 17.2% $263,345
  2019 $231,935 $43,037 19.01% $274,972
  2020 $244,827 $55,475 23.92% $300,302
  2021 $264,354 $70,086 28.63% $334,440
  2022 $259,936 $115,892 43.84% $375,828
  2023 $289,370 $100,105 38.51% $389,475
  2024 $0 $60,838 21.02% $60,838
TOT   $4,165,411 $1,816,911   $5,982,322
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