For the fifth consecutive year, tuition for nearly 13,000 students at Westchester Community College, WCC, will not
increase under a proposed budget that was submitted by County Executive Robert P. Astorino to the Board of Legislators on Friday, July 14.
WHITE PLAINS, NY — For the fifth consecutive year, tuition for nearly 13,000 students at Westchester Community College (WCC) will not
increase under a proposed budget that was submitted by County Executive Robert P.
Although the agency's water resources programs would see the smallest funding
increases under the proposed budget — just 5 % to $ 222 million — they would remain the agency's single largest spending area.
Not exact matches
Nursing homes would get a nearly 4 percent
increase in what they are paid to treat frail, elderly Floridians, while $ 318 million in Medicaid funding would be redistributed among the state's hospitals,
under a
proposed spending plan released Wednesday by a Senate
budget panel.
In addition, benefits
under the Guaranteed Income Supplement were up strongly, reflecting the 10 %
increase in average benefits as
proposed in the March 2016
Budget.
Gov. Andrew Cuomo will
propose his fifth state
budget today, and sources say he plans to once keep spending
under a 2 percent
increase from last year.
«My
proposed 2013
budget is balanced, holds property taxes
under the New York State tax cap, includes no general fund tax
increase and will not lay off any additional employees... I look forward to working with the Suffolk County Legislature to enact this fiscally responsible
budget.»
Incredibly, the Governor's Executive
Budget includes no
increased funding for CHIPS and provides no details on how funding would be distributed or how bridge projects would be chosen
under a
proposed state / local bridge program.
Cuomo urged Suffolk County to lower its property taxes to minimize an
increased tax burden
proposed under the federal
budget.
All school districts in Cortland County would see an over 2 %
increase in state aid this year
under Governor Cuomo's
proposed budget.
As expected, the new
budget amendments also include a
proposed shift — for the
increasing minority of taxpayers who will still itemize
under the new federal law — away from state income tax payments to an employer - paid payroll tax system.
Then, during the following year, the town board, still
under Democrat control,
proposed a
budget that called for a 5.5 %
increase in property tax.
Troy is facing a 9.3 percent property tax
increase under the municipal
budget proposed by outgoing Democratic mayor Lou Rosamilia, who's not seeking another term.
SYRACUSE, N.Y. - The city of Syracuse, which faces
budget deficits estimated at $ 23 million a year for the next three years, will get no
increase in state aid this year
under the
budget proposed today by Gov. Andrew Cuomo.
Under the new
budget resolution, NSF receives an
increase of $ 335 million — almost 8 % — in line with the amount
proposed in President George W. Bush's American Competitiveness Initiative (ACI), which advocates doubling NSF's
budget in 10 years.
Under the
proposed 2012
budget, funding for the Department of Energy would
increase by almost 12 % from 2010 levels to $ 29.5 billion, while fulfilling the president's pledge to bolster clean - energy research and development.
Under the
proposed budget, the Department of Energy's (DOE's) Office of Science would get a 5.3 %
increase overall, to $ 5.3 billion.
In the face of a dramatic $ 1.2 billion cut in state aid, school districts held the average statewide property tax levy
increase at 3.4 percent
under the
proposed 2011 - 12 district
budgets.
Under the
proposed 2015 - 17 state
budget, the cap on the two - year - old statewide voucher program, currently at 1,000 students, would be slowly
increased over 10 years.
Under the
proposed budget for the 2018 - 19 school year, all staff are only guaranteed a 0.5 % pay
increase.
Under Trump's
proposed budget plan, defense spending would
increase by 9 percent, roughly $ 52 billion.
The
budget has
proposed to
increase this limit up to Rs. 50,000 on for senior citizens
under the new Section 80TTB of Income Tax Act.
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They are being short changed due to planning decisions that have
increased the cost and scope of the project to the point that the same
proposed budget of $ 4.5 B is chewed up with only 14 stations instead of 28, with the biggest contributor to this no doubt being the $ 1.95 B tunnel to go
under the bow river.