State’s ‘Rainy-Day Fund’ Includes Local Projects
House Bill 900 spreads money to nearly every Kentucky county for water systems, airports and tourism projects as reserve funds fall to about $2.6 billion.
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The MessengerState’s ‘rainy-day fund’ includes local projects
The Republican-controlled General Assembly backed a multitude of one-time spending projects this year — $5 million for the Louisville Zoo to build a trail system, $11 million to construct a convention center in Frankfort, millions to help small counties and…
How Kentucky’s rainy day fund showered nearly $2 billion on towns and counties • Kentucky Lantern
Polar bear at the Louisville Zoo in March 2024. (Photo by Sarah Ladd) The Republican-controlled Kentucky General Assembly backed a multitude of one-time spending projects this year — $5 million for the Louisville Zoo to build a trail system, $11 million to construct a convention center in Frankfort, millions to help small counties and cities restore or replace aging water systems. Those are just pieces of House Bill 900, which directs more than…
How Kentucky’s rainy day fund showered nearly $2B on towns, counties
The Republican-controlled Kentucky General Assembly backed a multitude of one-time spending projects this year — $5 million for the Louisville Zoo to build a trail system, $11 million to construct a convention center in Frankfort, millions to help small counties…
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