Who did Connecticut pay the most in FY2026?
- Connecticut's published data leaves out state payroll (no payroll), so these are payments in this dataset, not the whole state budget.
Top 10 by state spending in FY2026. Leading: ANTHEM BC/BS OF CONNECTICUT ($2.31B); UCONN HEALTH CENTER ($833.26M); UNIVERSITY OF CONNECTICUT ($796.46M).
| Payee | Spending | City |
|---|---|---|
| Anthem BC/BS of Connecticut | $2.31B | |
| Uconn Health Center | $833.26M | |
| University of Connecticut | $796.46M | |
| City of Hartford | $560.94M | |
| Caremark PCS Health LLC | $559.77M | |
| City of New Haven | $476.93M | |
| City of Bridgeport | $412.99M | |
| Metro-North Commuter Railroad Co | $384.23M | |
| Waterbury Town Treasurer | $341.96M | |
| Cianbro/Middlesex XV a Joint Venture | $283.43M |
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- Connecticut state government payments (money paid out; source: Connecticut Office of the State Comptroller (OpenCT ledger)), not federal obligations. They include federal grant money the state spends, so don't add them to federal totals.
- Connecticut fiscal years run July to June (FY2027 started July 2026).
- Connecticut's ledger doesn't include state employee payroll, so its totals and payroll aren't comparable with Massachusetts or Delaware.
- Payees only: payroll, summary lines and transfers between agencies are left out.