FY 2026 Budget
Over the next five years, state revenues are expected to grow 2.5 percent annually, fueled by our investments and robust economy. However, over the same period, expenditures are expected to increase at 3.7 percent annually. We must make tough decisions to streamline operations, eliminate redundancy, and ensure every dollar is used efficiently. We are providing a roadmap to close an approximately $250 million deficit without any broad-based tax increases or cuts to critical services programs upon which Rhode Islanders rely.
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FY 2026 Budget Documents
- Volume I - General Government and Quasi-Public Agencies
- Department of Administration
- Office of Energy Resources
- Department of Business Regulation
- Rhode Island Cannabis Control Commission
- Executive Office of Commerce
- Department of Housing
- Department of Labor and Training
- Department of Revenue
- Legislature
- Office of the Governor
- Office of the Lieutenant Governor
- Secretary of State
- Office of the General Treasurer
- Board of Elections
- Rhode Island Ethics Commission
- Rhode Island Commission for Human Rights
- Public Utilities Commission
- Quasi-Public Agencies
- Volume II - Health and Human Services
- Executive Office of Health and Human Services
- Department of Children, Youth and Families
- Department of Health
- Department of Human Services
- Department of Behavioral Healthcare, Developmental Disabilities and Hospitals
- Office of the Child Advocate
- Commission on the Deaf and Hard of Hearing
- Governor’s Commission on Disabilities
- Office of the Mental Health Advocate
- Volume IV - Public Safety, Natural Resources and Transportation
- Office of the Attorney General
- Department of Corrections
- Judiciary Department
- Military Staff
- Rhode Island Emergency Management Agency
- Department of Public Safety
- Office of the Public Defender
- Department of Environmental Management
- Coastal Resources Management Council
- Department of Transportation