CPC Program Database - Weston
Municipality Information
Weston
CPA Program Details
05-05-2001
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 05-05-2001 Pass 66% 34% Yes
CPA Revenue History
 
Fiscal
Year
Local
Surcharge
Total Trust
Fund
Distribution
Percentage
Total Revenue (Local
Surcharge +
Distribution)
 
  2002 $935,343     $935,343
  2003 $1,051,629 $935,343 100% $1,986,972
  2004 $1,122,336 $1,051,629 100% $2,173,965
  2005 $1,189,090 $1,122,336 100% $2,311,426
  2006 $1,315,380 $1,189,090 100% $2,504,470
  2007 $1,404,486 $1,315,380 100% $2,719,866
  2008 $1,487,807 $1,404,486 100% $2,892,293
  2009 $1,559,964 $1,065,215 71.6% $2,625,179
  2010 $1,592,001 $582,830 37.36% $2,174,831
  2011 $1,640,490 $470,359 29.55% $2,110,849
  2012 $1,730,733 $468,394 28.55% $2,199,127
  2013 $1,760,979 $502,911 29.05% $2,263,890
  2014 $1,863,001 $999,622 56.77% $2,862,623
  2015 $1,895,797 $635,954 34.1% $2,531,751
  2016 $1,969,626 $601,956 31.8% $2,571,582
  2017 $2,035,500 $434,742 22.07% $2,470,242
  2018 $2,080,870 $375,780 18.47% $2,456,650
  2019 $2,125,756 $431,879 20.75% $2,557,635
  2020 $2,221,879 $562,757 26.47% $2,784,636
  2021 $2,302,680 $704,695 31.72% $3,007,375
  2022 $2,425,018 $1,120,323 48.65% $3,545,341
  2023 $2,540,186 $1,035,277 42.69% $3,575,463
  2024 $2,605,799 $591,712 23.29% $3,197,511
  2025 $0 $523,480 20.09% $523,480
TOT   $40,856,349 $18,126,150   $58,982,499
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