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Maine revenues exceeding revised projections

Maine revenues exceeding revised projections

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AUGUSTA, Maine (AP) Officials say Maine’s revenues surpassed the state’s revised projections by 25% in January and are running 6.6% ahead for the first seven months of the fiscal year.

Administrative and Financial Services Commissioner Kirsten Figueroa credited utilization of relief funding and success in battling COVID-19 among the reasons for revenue being on “relatively stable footing.”

She said the revenue figures are promising but the agency is being cautious and monitoring developments.

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