News Source: Palm Beach Post
| about 1 month ago
Colorado Gov. Bill Ritter laid out his plan to cut another $286 million from the state budget on Wednesday, including reductions in Medicaid provider rates and $145 million from higher education. The cuts come on top of the $1.8 billion budget...
News Source: The Coloradoan
| about 1 month ago
About half of the cut is actually an accounting maneuver in which Ritter plans to cut higher education's portion of the state budget by $145 million, then "backfill" that cut with federal stimulus dollars. In effect, the state's public colleges and...
News Source: The Denver Post
| about 1 month ago
Ritter's office, which has bridged a $320 million deficit in the current budget year, is expected today to reveal its plans to deal with a remaining shortfall estimated at $270 million. The state has closed a $1.8 billion deficit in the past several...
News Source: The Daily Sentinel
| about 1 month ago
The Grand Junction Daily Sentinel Tuesday, October 27, 2009 Gov. Bill Ritter presented new American Recovery and Reinvestment Act of 2009 information Tuesday, including the number of jobs created in the state by the act — more than 10,000 — and...
News Source: Summit Daily News
| about 1 month ago
Colorado Gov. Bill Ritter ordered state employees to take four more unpaid furlough days in an effort to save money as he prepared to tell lawmakers on Wednesday how he plans to cut an additional $280 million by next June. The new furlough days were...
News Source: The Coloradoan
| about 1 month ago
State workers will be taking four additional furlough days in the current fiscal year, bringing their total to eight, Gov. Bill Ritter announced today. that state employees will be taking four additional unpaid furlough days in the About 15,500...