Gov. Ayotte Announces State Budget Deal, Calls It Fiscally Responsible
- Gov. Kelly Ayotte and Senate President Sharon Carson reached a state budget deal that is expected to pass in New Hampshire.
- The $15.6 billion budget includes provisions aimed at preventing pension spiking and extends the calculation period for pensions from the highest three years to the highest five years of income.
- Legislators reported a $91 million increase over the previous budget, which includes new spending for health care access and vehicle inspection requirements.
- The budget is expected to expand health care access by removing restrictions that prevent providers from offering new services in rural areas.
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New State Budget Barely Squeaks Through
By PAULA TRACY, InDepthNH.org CONCORD – By one vote, the state has a new but leaner budget for the next two years, which passed Thursday following the Republican governor’s threatened veto and last-minute negotiations over Group II retirement benefits and restoring funding for Manchester schools. The Senate unanimously agreed to those changes Gov. Kelly Ayotte wanted in a separate bill while the House approved it on 322-14 vote. But the budget w…
AFP-NH Highlights Policy Wins in the Passage of the New Hampshire Budget - Americans for Prosperity
Manchester, New Hampshire–Today, the New Hampshire legislature passed the state budget, which will expand health care access and choice by removing the 15-mile exclusionary zone around critical access hospitals that prevents providers from offering new health care services in rural areas. Additionally, this budget ends the requirement for motorists to have their vehicle inspected by the state. Americans for Prosperity-New Hampshire Deputy State …
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