Municipality Information
Newton
CPA Program Details
11-06-2001
1%
None
CPA Elections History
 
Election Purpose
Path to Ballot
Surcharge
%
Exemptions
Election Date
Status
% Yes
% No
Current
Status
 
  Initial Adoption Legislative Body Vote 1% None 11-06-2001 Pass 51% 49% Yes
CPA Revenue History
 
Fiscal
Year
Local
Surcharge
Total Trust
Fund
Distribution
Percentage
Total Revenue (Local
Surcharge +
Distribution)
 
  2002 $1,585,478     $1,585,478
  2003 $1,758,952 $1,585,478 100% $3,344,430
  2004 $1,830,295 $1,758,952 100% $3,589,247
  2005 $1,899,326 $1,830,295 100% $3,729,621
  2006 $1,973,967 $1,899,326 100% $3,873,293
  2007 $2,045,105 $1,973,967 100% $4,019,072
  2008 $2,113,390 $2,045,105 100% $4,158,495
  2009 $2,194,220 $1,429,080 67.62% $3,623,300
  2010 $2,266,710 $763,914 34.81% $3,030,624
  2011 $2,349,043 $616,589 27.2% $2,965,632
  2012 $2,430,859 $625,763 26.64% $3,056,622
  2013 $2,510,552 $652,294 26.83% $3,162,846
  2014 $2,707,415 $1,311,139 52.23% $4,018,554
  2015 $2,832,625 $851,890 31.5% $3,684,515
  2016 $2,955,961 $839,889 29.7% $3,795,850
  2017 $3,092,185 $608,243 20.58% $3,700,428
  2018 $3,233,186 $531,924 17.2% $3,765,110
  2019 $3,381,289 $614,786 19.01% $3,996,075
  2020 $3,525,416 $808,754 23.92% $4,334,170
  2021 $3,672,947 $1,009,206 28.63% $4,682,153
  2022 $3,831,282 $1,610,207 43.84% $5,441,489
  2023 $3,985,780 $1,475,479 38.51% $5,461,259
  2024 $0 $837,983 21.02% $837,983
TOT   $58,175,983 $25,680,263   $83,856,246
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