Municipality Information
Cambridge
CPA Program Details
11-06-2001
3%
Low income, first $100,000 - residential
CPA Elections History
 
Election Purpose
Path to Ballot
Surcharge
%
Exemptions
Election Date
Status
% Yes
% No
Current
Status
 
  Initial Adoption Legislative Body Vote 3% Low income, first $100,000 - residential 11-06-2001 Pass 71% 29% Yes
CPA Revenue History
 
Fiscal
Year
Local
Surcharge
Total Trust
Fund
Distribution
Percentage
Total Revenue (Local
Surcharge +
Distribution)
 
  2002 $5,032,128     $5,032,128
  2003 $5,277,518 $5,032,128 100% $10,309,646
  2004 $5,563,415 $5,277,518 100% $10,840,933
  2005 $5,905,823 $5,563,415 100% $11,469,238
  2006 $5,949,783 $5,905,823 100% $11,855,606
  2007 $6,156,041 $5,949,783 100% $12,105,824
  2008 $6,420,804 $6,156,041 100% $12,576,845
  2009 $6,726,669 $4,391,062 68.39% $11,117,731
  2010 $6,985,238 $2,381,609 35.41% $9,366,847
  2011 $7,333,147 $1,931,206 27.65% $9,264,353
  2012 $7,745,548 $1,984,866 27.07% $9,730,414
  2013 $8,196,329 $2,110,506 27.24% $10,306,835
  2014 $8,605,694 $4,347,169 53.04% $12,952,863
  2015 $9,081,474 $2,749,255 32% $11,830,729
  2016 $9,521,662 $2,732,645 30.1% $12,254,307
  2017 $10,101,760 $1,988,712 20.89% $12,090,472
  2018 $11,489,464 $1,763,356 17.46% $13,252,820
  2019 $11,319,727 $2,220,910 19.33% $13,540,637
  2020 $12,173,687 $2,752,769 24.32% $14,926,456
  2021 $13,187,619 $3,542,116 29.1% $16,729,735
  2022 $13,848,813 $5,873,769 44.54% $19,722,582
  2023 $14,911,091 $5,417,842 39.12% $20,328,933
  2024 $0 $3,183,000 21.35% $3,183,000
TOT   $191,533,434 $83,255,500   $274,788,934
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