Andrews: New State Budget Contains some Wins for Southwest Michigan
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Andrews reviews new state budget
State Representative Joey Andrews says the newly approved Michigan budget doesn’t make big changes to last year’s budget, but it does include some wins for Southwest Michigan. Lawmakers approved the budget last week, a little past their deadline but still far earlier than the budget was passed last year. Andrews tells us some key priorities are kept intact. “We’re going to see some increases for per-pupil funding and formulas for schools, so th…
The Democratic Vice-President of the city of Dearborn, Abbas Farahat, commended the approval of the Michigan State General Budget Bill for the new fiscal year, noting that the two-party settlement had managed to address a funding gap of about $1 billion, without imposing new taxes or compromising the infrastructure and social services projects on which millions of people depend in the Great Lakes State. A member of the Michigan House of Represen…
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