Georgia House Passes $38B Budget, Prioritizing Literacy & Corrections
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Georgia House Passes $38.5B Budget, Prioritizing Literacy and Corrections
The Georgia House of Representatives has approved a $38.5 billion state budget for next year, allocating significant funds towards childhood literacy and corrections. The budget, passed with a 159-4 vote, includes $60.8 million for literacy coaches and screenings, $252 million for university and college enrollment growth, and $11 million for pre-kindergarten programs and summer meals. Additionally, the Department of Corrections will receive a $101 million boost, with $34.9 million for hiring more officers. The budget also sets aside funds for income tax rebates, property tax relief grants, and a tax rate reduction.
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