By Louis Porter
“MONTPELIER – A blueprint for reducing state spending by roughly $38 million won approval in the State Senate by an overwhelming majority Tuesday. [More ...]
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Can state government save $38 with tighter efficiency?
Tags: budget cuts, Challenges for Change, State Budget/Funding
Budget Committees Take Testimony About Cuts
“Legislative budget writers are hearing from providers and recipients of human services programs in Vermont that Gov. Jim Douglas’ proposed budget cuts would be penny-wise and pound-foolish. [More ...]
Tags: Advocacy and Policy, budget cuts, Human Services, State Budget/Funding
