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| WEB EXTRA: Proposed Cuts in Quinn's Budget |
(AP) -- Gov. Pat Quinn's proposed budget would give more money to some state agencies, including those serving veterans and children, while cutting spending in others, including the state police and an agency that serves the elderly.
Here's a look at some of the major agencies, the amount they're getting this fiscal year, what Quinn is proposing for fiscal 2011 and the percentage change. The amounts include federal funds administered by the state.
AGING
-- FY2010: $745.2 million
-- FY2011: $703.1 million
-- Difference: down 5.6 percent
AGRICULTURE
-- FY2010: $104.5 million
-- FY2011: $97.6
-- Difference: down 6.6 percent
BOARD OF EDUCATION
-- FY2010: $11 billion
-- FY2011: $9.9 billion
-- Difference: down 10.3 percent
CENTRAL MANAGEMENT SERVICES
-- FY2010: $1.08 billion
-- FY2011: $1.06 billion
-- Difference: down 1.5 percent
CHILDREN & FAMILY SERVICES
-- FY2010: $1.41 billion
-- FY2011: $1.44 billion
-- Difference: up 1.9 percent
COMMERCE AND ECONOMIC OPPORTUNITY
-- FY2010: $2.7 billion
-- FY2011: $2.4 billion
-- Difference: down 10.5 percent
CORRECTIONS
-- FY2010: $1.28 billion
-- FY2011: $1.31 billion
-- Difference: up 2 percent
HIGHER EDUCATION
-- FY2010: $2.7 billion
-- FY2011: $2.6 billion
-- Difference: down 2.5 percent
HUMAN SERVICES
-- FY2010: $6.2 million
-- FY2011: $6.3 million
-- Difference: up 2 percent
HEALTHCARE AND FAMILY SERVICES
-- FY2010: $18.5 billion
-- FY2011: $18.9 billion
-- Difference: up 2.1 percent
PUBLIC HEALTH
-- FY2010: $489.4 million
-- FY2011: $478.5 million
-- Difference: down 2.2 percent
REVENUE
-- FY2010: $1.4 billion
-- FY2011: $1.2 billion
-- Difference: down 13.3 percent
STATE POLICE
-- FY2010: $417.1 million
-- FY2011: $359 million
-- Difference: down 13.9 percent
TRANSPORTATION
-- FY2010: $2.5 billion
-- FY2011: $2.5 billion
-- Difference: 0 percent
VETERANS AFFAIRS
-- FY2010: $117.9 million
-- FY2011: $121.1 million
-- Difference: up 2.8 percent.
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