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Litchfield Borough, CT: Government Finance Records

Explore 16 latest-survey published Census finance entries for Litchfield Borough, CT, survey 2022. Source flags, item codes, downloads and reporting limits are attached.

Latest survey

2022

Published entries

16

Government ID

092160101692

Which government is in this record?

Census source name
LITCHFIELD BOROUGH
Government type
Municipal government (city, town, village or borough)
County label in source
Northwest Hills
Fiscal year-end month and day
June 30 — the identity file does not supply an ending calendar year.

Read the reporting limits first

Census edits these records to produce aggregate statistics. It warns that individual-government observations are not checked for accurate city time series and can contain reporting, coverage and processing errors. The 2022 census is broad; the 2024 annual survey is a sample. This page uses the latest available observation for this government, not a claim of current-year completeness.

Latest source flags: 1 imputed (I); 15 reported (R). These flags do not establish fraud or audit assurance.

Finance entries, with their source flags

These are individual-government observations in a Census public-use file. They are not an adopted city budget, a payment ledger, or a verified city total. An absent item is unknown, not zero. Imputed entries remain labeled. An M flag marks an unknown item-data classification. Census can still supply a numeric amount, which is retained here with the flag.

16 of 16 published entries · survey 2022 · amounts converted from thousands of dollars. Different survey years are separate snapshots; this file does not validate a city time series.

Review status: Stable means the item is reported (R). Warning marks an estimate, unknown classification, correction, alternative source or unrecognized flag that needs verification. N remains Not applicable. These statuses are source checks, not findings of fraud or service quality. Every Details panel includes the amount, purpose, reason, proposed solution and sources.

19U · Beg LT Debt O/S NEC

Debt · R · Reported

$650,000

Stable

39U · LTD Ret-Unsp-Other NEC

Debt · R · Reported

$130,000

Stable

49U · LTD Debt O/S-Unsp-Other NEC

Debt · R · Reported

$520,000

Stable

C89 · State IG Other

Revenue · R · Reported

$179,000

Stable

D89 · Local IG Other

Revenue · R · Reported

$7,000

Stable

E23 · Financial Adm-Curr Operation

Expenditure · R · Reported

$12,000

Stable

E25 · Judicial-Current Operation

Expenditure · R · Reported

$17,000

Stable

E29 · Central Staff-Curr Operation

Expenditure · R · Reported

$7,000

Stable

E31 · General Public Bldg-Curr Oper

Expenditure · R · Reported

$10,000

Stable

E44 · Regular Highways-Current Oper

Expenditure · R · Reported

$32,000

Stable

E61 · Parks & Rec-Current Operation

Expenditure · R · Reported

$28,000

Stable

E81 · Solid Waste Mgt - Current Oper

Expenditure · R · Reported

$3,000

Stable

E89 · General NEC-Current Operation

Expenditure · R · Reported

$971,000

Stable

I89 · General Interest on Debt

Expenditure · I · Imputed

$26,000

Warning

T01 · Property Tax

Revenue · R · Reported

$469,000

Stable

U20 · Interest Earnings

Revenue · R · Reported

$2,000

Stable

Original files and reproducible records

Survey years are retained as published. Amounts use source item codes and explicit flags; no missing value is replaced with zero. No cross-year growth or city rankings are inferred.

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