So Exactly How Much Money Has Rhode Island Housing Received from State Taxpayers Over the Last Four Fiscal Years?

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Further to Justin’s post which was further to W. Zachary Malinowski’s very good expose in today’s Providence Journal, the Vendor Payments module of the RI Center for Freedom & Prosperity’s website indicates that Rhode Island Housing received $39,966,512 from Rhode Island taxpayers from FY 2010 to FY2013 inclusive. Broken down by year:

2013: $51,829

2012: $5,978,691

2011: $28,346,537

2010: $5,589,455

We learn also from the website that $20+ million of the amount paid in FY2011 went to “Agency Bonds”. Click here to visit Rhode Island Housing’s website.

RI Center for Freedom & Prosperity’s website offers data on State Payroll, State Pensions, Municipal Pensions and Vendor Payments. It’s a handy-dandy tool whenever news is broken about the potential mishandling of – or possible outright shenanigans involving – state government dollars.

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