What does the Massachusetts State Police spend its money on?
Top 10 by state spending in FY2026. Leading: REGULAR EMPLOYEE COMPENSATION ($297.31M); IT NON-PAYROLL EXPENSES ($32.16M); ENERGY COSTS AND SPACE RENTAL ($19.38M).
| Object class | Spending |
|---|---|
| Regular Employee Compensation | $297.31M |
| IT Non-Payroll Expenses | $32.16M |
| Energy Costs and Space Rental | $19.38M |
| Equipment Purchase | $18.99M |
| Facility Operational Expenses | $13.65M |
| INFRASTRUCTURE: | $6.23M |
| Operational Services | $6.07M |
| Equipment Lease-Maintain/Repar | $5.57M |
| Loans and Special Payments | $2.62M |
| Administrative Expenses | $2.60M |
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How to read this
- Massachusetts state government payments (money paid out; source: Massachusetts Comptroller (CTHRU)), not federal obligations. They include federal grant money the state spends, so don't add them to federal totals.
- Massachusetts fiscal years run July to June (FY2027 started July 2026).
- Executive-branch payroll after 2026-02-12 isn't in the Comptroller's spending data yet (UMass payroll is), so payroll and totals after that date are too low.