Posts Tagged ‘rainy day fund’
Governor Moore Releases Fiscal Year 2027 Proposed Budget
Maryland Governor Wes Moore this morning released the Moore-Miller Administration鈥檚 proposed FY 2027 budget, focusing on three core priorities: protecting Marylanders, lowering costs for families, and boosting economic competitiveness. The plan includes nearly $900 million in cost-saving measures, no new taxes or fees, and reduces government operating expenses by $154 million. Key highlights include record…
Read MoreDelaware Senate Passes $6.5 Billion Operating Budget with Bipartisan Support
With bipartisan support, the Senate voted to pass a $6.5 billion operating budget for FY 2026 and a $37 million supplemental budget package today, June 26th. The budget for FY 2026, which spans July 1, 2025, to July 1, 2026, includes support for state workers, substantial investments in health care, and significant resources to strengthen…
Read MoreVIDEO | Md. Gov. Hogan Presents FY ’23 Budget
As he begins his final year in office, Maryland Governor Larry Hogan Wednesday presented his Fiscal Year 2023 budget plan – a plan he said would provide major tax relief for retirees and working families, makes record investments into education and school construction, and boosts the state’s Rainy Day fund. Hogan also said the budget…
Read MoreMd. Unveils $250-Million Economic Relief Package
Maryland Governor Larry Hogan said Thursday that the state will allocate money from the Rainy Day fund toward the $250-million Maryland Strong: Economic Recovery Initiative. Maryland restaurants, small businesses, arts organizations, entertainment venues and Main Street programs could qualify for direct assistance under this program. Hogan said he took the action as the federal government…
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