Massachusetts

State budget, FY27

July 2026 to June 2027: what was enacted, account by account, and how much has been spent through Nov 2, 2026.

Enacted
$62.6B

+0.6% on FY26 ($62.2B)

Spent so far
$22.8B

36% of what was enacted, with 34% of the year gone

Last year, FY26
$69.8B

spent of $71.1B available ($62.2B enacted)

What it pays for

  • Medicaid$22.2B +1.2%
  • Other Human Services$10.7B +5.8%
  • Direct Local Aid$9.11B +10.1%
  • Other Non-Human Services$5.01B −4.9%
  • Debt Service$2.84B +0.3%
  • Group Health Insurance Premiums$2.78B +3.5%
  • Section 2E Accounts$2.29B −11.9%
  • Higher Education$2.19B +16.1%
  • Everything else$5.48B (4 more)

The Comptroller’s categories. Change on FY26.

By secretariat

  • Executive Office of Health & Human Services$32.6B +2.8%
  • Executive Office of Education$13.2B +2.1%
  • Executive Office for Adminstration & Finance$4.99B +0.5%
  • Treasurer & Receiver General$2.83B +0.6%
  • CTR/FAD Accounting Entities$2.28B −12.7%
  • Executive Office of Public Safety & Homeland Security$1.56B +1.5%
  • Judiciary$1.49B +3.5%
  • Executive Office of Housing and Livable Communities$1.21B +5.4%
  • Every other office$2.46B (29 more)

Money is enacted under one office and may be spent through another: Chapter 70 school aid is enacted under Education and paid by the Department of Revenue, so its spending counts under Administration and Finance.

All 37 secretariats and offices
SecretariatEnactedSpentChange
Executive Office of Health & Human Services$32.6B$11.0B+2.8%
Executive Office of Education$13.2B$1.37B+2.1%
Executive Office for Adminstration & Finance$4.99B$4.21B+0.5%
Treasurer & Receiver General$2.83B$829M+0.6%
CTR/FAD Accounting Entities$2.28B$2.71B−12.7%
Executive Office of Public Safety & Homeland Security$1.56B$515M+1.5%
Judiciary$1.49B$403M+3.5%
Executive Office of Housing and Livable Communities$1.21B$374M+5.4%
Sheriff Departments$802M$260M+10.3%
Environmental Affairs$465M$144M−2.6%
Executive Office of Veterans' Services$209M$101M+5.3%
District Attorney$188M$52M+3.8%
Executive Office of Economic Development$135M$29M+3.4%
Legislature$106M$28M+15.7%
Executive Office of Labor and Workforce Development$104M$24M−0.5%
Secretary of State$90M$27M+36.1%
Attorney General$89M$25M+6.1%
Executive Office of Technology Services and Security$58M$113M−0.2%
Board of Library Commissioners$53M$8.9M+1.9%
The Center for Health Information & Analysis$38M$10M+0.2%
State Auditor$27M$6.3M+2.9%
Cannabis Control Commission$21M$5.3M+0.7%
Commission for the Protection of Persons with Disabilities$13M$3.9M+5.1%
Office of Comptroller$12M$10M+2.9%
Commission Against Discrimination$10M$2.7M+18.3%
Inspector General$9.8M$3.2M−1.7%
Office of the Child Advocate$9.5M$1.4M+1.9%
Massachusetts Peace Officer Standards and Training$8.8M$2.3Mno change
Governor$6.7M$2.7Mno change
Ethics Commission$3.9M$1.0M+4.5%
Campaign & Political Finance$2.2M$625K−0.4%
Office of the Veteran Advocate$1.0M$522K−50.0%
Commission on Status of Women$992K$262K+2.0%
Commission on the Social Status of Black Men and Boys$150K$0no change
Commission on the Status of Latinos and Latinas$150K$0no change
Commission on the Status of Persons with Disabilities$150K$42Kno change
Commission on the Status of African Americans$150K$0no change

Every line item

933 accounts with money in FY27, in 151 departments and offices, largest first.

10 line items · $35.8B enacted, $13.1B spent so far

  • 7061-0008 · Department of Elementary & Secondary Education

    Reimbursement of School Aid to Cities,

    $2.56B spent of $7.66B enacted for FY27

  • 4000-0500 · Executive Office of Health and Human Services

    Managed Care Plan

    $2.88B spent of $6.05B enacted for FY27

  • 4000-0601 · Executive Office of Health and Human Services

    MassHealth Senior Care

    $1.94B spent of $5.20B enacted for FY27

  • 4000-0700 · Executive Office of Health and Human Services

    Indemnity / Third Party Liability Plan

    $1.52B spent of $4.21B enacted for FY27 · $4.56B available

  • 4000-0940 · Executive Office of Health and Human Services

    ACA Expansion Populations

    $1.18B spent of $3.36B enacted for FY27

  • 1108-5200 · Group Insurance Commission

    Group Insurance Premium and Plan Costs,

    $932M spent of $2.77B enacted for FY27

  • 0699-0015 · Office of the State Treasurer

    For the Payment of Interest,Discount and

    $728M spent of $2.24B enacted for FY27

  • 5920-2000 · Department of Developmental Services

    Residential and Day Component

    $614M spent of $2.07B enacted for FY27 · $2.22B available

  • 1233-2350 · Department of Revenue

    Unrestricted General Government Local Aid

    $454M spent of $1.36B enacted for FY27

  • 7100-0200 · University of Massachusetts System

    Operation of the State University

    $254M spent of $867M enacted for FY27

What the numbers mean

Original enacted budget (Original Enacted Budget)
“The Original Enacted Budget is the amount of spending authorized for each appropriation or account in the annual budget bill, or GAA, which is enacted and signed into law prior to or just after the start of each fiscal year.”
Supplemental budgets (Supplemental Budget Appropriations)
“Subsequent to the enactment of the GAA, “supplemental budgets” may be enacted to the extent that some accounts need additional spending authorization during a fiscal year, or new accounts need to be created to fund programs or purposes that were not contemplated when the GAA was signed.”
Enacted (Total Enacted Budget Appropriation)
“The amount of spending authorizations in the GAA and any subsequent supplemental budget acts.”
Available (Total Available for Spending)
“The amount available in an account for expenditure in the fiscal year. Equal to Total Enacted Budget Appropriation + Retained Revenue Collected + Other Spending Authorization minus Planned Savings (9C Spending Cuts).”
Spent (Total Expenses)
“The total amount expended in the fiscal year; for the current active fiscal year (but not for closed fiscal years), this includes the amount of expenses accrued but not yet paid out as cash to vendors.”

Definitions and figures from the Office of the Comptroller of the Commonwealth’s CTHRU, checked daily; spending through Nov 2, 2026.Last updated on Nov 3, 2026, 3:47 AM EST.