New Haven Independent

These are:

Diaper Bank - $75,000
‘Yale research’ - $600,000
Mary Wade - $50,000
Medicare Part D for seniors - $4.3 million non formulary drugs
Restrict Funding for FQHC’s Enhancements $ 2 million
Prenatal care payments to FQHC’s (Fair Haven and Hill Health) and hospitals refused unless citizenship of mother verified $2 million
Mental health services $250,000

Delay AIDS waiver to care for people outside of nursing homes.

Fetal and Infant Mortality Review (FIMR) ‘lapsed’ - $315,000

Which “Yale subsidy” is not clear. If that means the Connecticut Mental Health Center, unionized employees there are state employees with two years job security as per an agreement with Rell. Clinicians, such as psychiatrists, would possibly be affected.

State employees made over $500 million in concessions, and the state is deferring $200 million in pension payments, in exchange for no layoffs for two years. The corrections employees did not make concessions.

The legislature’s budget included large ‘lapses’ — giving the governor the right to cut programs up to those amounts.

A lengthy list of further cuts — such as cuts to municipal aid — requires legislative action, so the programs have not yet been cut. But the list itself creates pressure to accept those cuts, raise revenue, or find the dollars elsewhere.

Cuts to corrections are minimal relative to its budget.

In addition, the sales tax will not be cut due to the drop in revenue.