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Proposed Budget Pays Someone To Scrub Judges' Addresses From The Internet

02/26/24 11:32 AM By Team MIRS - Comment(s)
Proposed Budget Pays Someone To Scrub Judges' Addresses From The Internet
Michigan Supreme Court Chief Justice Elizabeth Clement urged Senators to support a Fiscal Year (FY) 2025 budget that spends $475,000 and dedicates one full-time employee to removing judges’ personal information – such as home addresses – from the internet.

DNR Wants $1.6M To Modernize Records, Communication System

02/22/24 04:58 PM By Team MIRS - Comment(s)
DNR Wants $1.6M To Modernize Records, Communication System
The communications and records management system used by the Department of Natural Resources (DNR) conservation officers would see a $1.58 million upgrade under the Governor's proposed DNR $542.8 million budget.

Gov, DHHS Want More TANF Dollars For Poor Families

02/15/24 01:39 PM By Team MIRS - Comment(s)
Gov, DHHS Want More TANF Dollars For Poor Families
The Governor wants Michigan to be substantially more focused on direct cash assistance to severely poor families when spending federal Temporary Assistance for Needy Families (TANF) dollars

Education Board Debates MiLEAP As Proposed Budget Slashes MDE Funds

02/14/24 11:17 AM By Team MIRS - Comment(s)
Education Board Debates MiLEAP As Proposed Budget Slashes MDE Funds
The State Board of Education tabled a resolution Tuesday that would oppose portions of the Fiscal year 2025 budget proposed by Gov. Gretchen Whitmer and heard highlights that would pull literacy supports from the department.

Tipping Fee Increase Top Line Of EGLE Budget Presentation

02/14/24 10:49 AM By Team MIRS - Comment(s)
Tipping Fee Increase Top Line Of EGLE Budget Presentation
A top line of the Department of Environment, Great Lakes and Energy’s (EGLE) budget presentation before the House Appropriations Subcommittee Tuesday focused on landfill tipping fee increases, which would bring in an additional $80 million and create 36 full-time jobs.
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