Article by:
Associated Press
ATLANTA — Georgia state government's 2023 budget promises more money for teachers, state employees, lawmakers and retirees, lower fees for university students and more spending on mental health and policing, thanks to bountiful state revenues.
Republican House Appropriations Committee Chairman Terry England of Auburn, presenting his final budget before he steps down from elective office, called it “a deliberate and thoughtful plan for funding the future. Our future, our state’s future.” Read full breaking news article here.
Google