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       GOVERNOR'S RECOMMENDED FY 2012 BUDGET  | 
MISSION:
To provide health care coverage to state residents who have involuntarily lost their prior creditable coverage through no fault of their own and who cannot obtain other coverage.
   
       
     
      ACTUAL 
      
FY 2009ACTUAL 
      
FY 2010BUDGETED 
      
FY 2011REQUESTED 
      
FY 2012GOVERNOR'S RECOMMENDED 
      
FY 2012RECOMMENDED INC/(DEC) 
   
FY 2012
       
   FUNDING SOURCE: 
   
       
      General Funds 
      $710,475 
      $710,479 
      $711,023 
      $711,023 
      $711,023 
      $0
       
   
       
      Federal Funds 
      547,650 
      889,500 
      500,000 
      500,000 
      500,000 
      0
       
   
       
      Other Funds 
      5,939,054 
      5,386,660 
      6,854,295 
      6,854,295 
      6,854,295 
      0
       
   
       
         Total 
      $7,197,179 
      $6,986,640 
      $8,065,318 
      $8,065,318 
      $8,065,318 
      $0
       
   
       
     
   
       
   EXPENDITURE DETAIL: 
   
       
      Personal Services 
      $91,615 
      $77,985 
      $123,963 
      $123,963 
      $123,963 
      $0
       
   
       
      Operating Expenses 
      7,105,564 
      6,908,655 
      7,941,355 
      7,941,355 
      7,941,355 
      0
       
   
       
         Total 
      $7,197,179 
      $6,986,640 
      $8,065,318 
      $8,065,318 
      $8,065,318 
      $0
       
   
       
     
   
       
Staffing Level FTE: 
             1.7 
             1.4 
             1.8 
             1.8 
             1.8 
             0.0
       
   
| ACTUAL FY 2009  | 
      ACTUAL FY 2010  | 
      ESTIMATED FY 2011  | 
      ESTIMATED FY 2012  | 
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| REVENUES: | ||||
| Member Premiums | $4,454,138 | $4,391,047 | $4,481,000 | $4,500,000 | 
|        Total  | 
      $4,454,138  | 
      $4,391,047  | 
      $4,481,000  | 
      $4,500,000  | 
      
   
| PERFORMANCE INDICATORS: | ||||
| Risk Pool Members | 631 | 632 | 620 | 600 | 
| SB 200-Closed Block Members | 71 | 78 | 65 | 60 |