New State Budget
June 30, 2009
Special thanks going out to Representative Jeff Espich for his integral role in getting our state budget passed. Thanks for creating a budget that will work for Indiana. Also, thanks goes out to Senator Travis Holdman, Representative Matt Lehman, and Senator Leader David Long.
We recognize the long hours that our representatives and senators have put into this special session. We appreciate your hard work for our state! We also recognize the invaluable leadership of Governor Mitch Daniels.
~Wells County Republicans
News Flash!!!
With bipartisan support, members of the Indiana General Assembly today passed a balanced, two-year $28.5 billion state budget that “lives within its means” and avoids any general tax increases on Hoosiers.
Indiana’s two-year fiscal blueprint prioritizes public K-12 education and student assistance, maintains funding for public safety and higher education, yet saves millions in other areas of state spending.
Under the plan that now goes to Gov. Mitch Daniels for his signature, Indiana maintains emergency reserves of $1 billion to safeguard Hoosiers during what could be a prolonged recession… and for times after federal stimulus monies disappear.
More than 20 states have raised taxes at this difficult time to plug budget gaps. At least 35 states are either proposing or implementing cuts to public schools. Some are considering early release of prisoners and layoffs of state troopers.
Through recent and continued frugal management of Hoosiers’ hard-earned tax dollars, Indiana is not being forced to raise general taxes, jeopardize public safety or close vital services.
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K12 education is the best. Everyone should look out for it.’~’
K12 education is always the best-:~