CPC Program Database - Duxbury
Municipality Information
Duxbury
CPA Program Details
03-24-2001
3%
Low income, first $100,000 - residential
CPA Elections History
 
Election Purpose
Path to Ballot
Surcharge
%
Exemptions
Election Date
Status
% Yes
% No
Current
Status
 
  Surcharge Increase Legislative Body Vote 3% Low income, first $100,000 - residential 03-25-2023 Pass 59% 41% Yes
  Modify Exemptions Legislative Body Vote 1% Low income, first $100,000 - residential 11-06-2012 Pass 70% 30%  
  Surcharge Decrease Legislative Body Vote 1% Low income 11-06-2012 Pass 60% 40%  
  Modify Exemptions Legislative Body Vote 3% Low income 11-05-2002 Pass 68% 32%  
  Initial Adoption Ballot Question Petition 3% None 03-24-2001 Pass 69% 31%  
CPA Revenue History
 
Fiscal
Year
Local
Surcharge
Total Trust
Fund
Distribution
Percentage
Total Revenue (Local
Surcharge +
Distribution)
 
  2002 $845,267     $845,267
  2003 $922,706 $845,267 100% $1,767,973
  2004 $941,841 $922,706 100% $1,864,547
  2005 $967,965 $941,841 100% $1,909,806
  2006 $1,023,067 $967,965 100% $1,991,032
  2007 $1,078,089 $1,023,067 100% $2,101,156
  2008 $1,120,149 $1,078,089 100% $2,198,238
  2009 $1,176,122 $816,604 72.9% $1,992,726
  2010 $1,191,496 $449,196 38.19% $1,640,692
  2011 $1,213,937 $355,197 29.81% $1,569,134
  2012 $1,285,337 $361,041 29.74% $1,646,378
  2013 $1,330,092 $383,405 29.82% $1,713,497
  2014 $426,929 $774,590 58.24% $1,201,519
  2015 $448,896 $134,334 31.5% $583,230
  2016 $466,580 $133,101 29.7% $599,681
  2017 $482,306 $96,007 20.58% $578,313
  2018 $508,809 $82,967 17.2% $591,776
  2019 $530,682 $96,749 19.01% $627,431
  2020 $545,279 $126,931 23.92% $672,210
  2021 $563,060 $156,095 28.63% $719,155
  2022 $585,587 $246,843 43.84% $832,430
  2023 $602,761 $225,518 38.51% $828,279
  2024 $1,907,670 $126,726 21.02% $2,034,396
  2025 $0 $397,390 20.83% $397,390
TOT   $20,164,627 $10,741,629   $30,906,256
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