Published 09/06/2024 8:31:03 p.m.

State Could Face Tighter Budget After Pandemic Aid

Summary by News Service of Florida

TALLAHASSEE --- Legislative budget leaders said they expect lawmakers to remain “fiscally responsible” after being advised Friday the state faces potential deficits in coming years as federal coronavirus pandemic money dries up.

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Crestview News Bulletin

State could face tighter budget after pandemic aid

By Jim Turner After receiving a presentation about Florida’s long-term-financial outlook, House Appropriations Chairman Tom Leek, R-Ormond Beach, expressed optimism that lawmakers during the 2025 legislative session will handle needs for spending in areas such as education and health care. “I tend to believe that Florida will continue to have revenue surpluses, just because it’s got a strong history of doing that,” Leek, who is running for the F…

09/09/2024 11:13:23 a.m.

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Osceola News-Gazette

State could face tighter budget after pandemic aid

News Service of Florida -- Legislative budget leaders said they expect lawmakers to remain “fiscally responsible” after being advised Friday the state faces potential deficits in coming years as federal coronavirus pandemic money dries up.

09/12/2024 11:00:26 a.m.

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Tallahassee Reports

State Could Face Tighter Budget After Pandemic Aid

By Jim Turner, The News Service of Florida TALLAHASSEE — Legislative budget leaders said they expect lawmakers to remain “fiscally responsible” after being advised Friday the state faces potential deficits in coming years as federal coronavirus pandemic money dries up. After receiving a presentation about Florida’s long-term-financial outlook, House Appropriations Chairman Tom Leek, R-Ormond Beach, expressed optimism that lawmakers during the 20…

09/09/2024 11:55:33 a.m.

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The Capitolist

State could face tighter budget after pandemic aid

TALLAHASSEE — Legislative budget leaders said they expect lawmakers to remain “fiscally responsible” after being advised Friday the state faces potential deficits in coming years as federal coronavirus pandemic money dries up. After receiving a presentation about Florida’s long-term-financial outlook, House Appropriations Chairman Tom Leek, R-Ormond Beach, expressed optimism that lawmakers during the 2025 legislative session will handle needs fo…

09/06/2024 7:06:17 p.m.

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