Sentences with phrase «next biennium»

(a) A license issued under this subchapter expires on December 31 of every even - numbered year unless renewed for the next biennium.

He makes vague promises about tax relief in the second year of the next biennium without a specific plan of how to get there, and he thinks putting tolls back on highways is an idea worth pursuing.

The Democratic Governor's budget, which calls for an 8.6 percent, or $ 260 million, increase in overall education spending in the next biennium,...

Gov. Ed Herschler of Wyoming in his opening address to the legislature has asked lawmakers not to subject the state department of education to cuts over the next biennium any deeper than the 6 - percent reduction he recommended in his budget.

Using some of the funds that would be available thanks to slashing 8,500 + TAs over the next biennium, local school districts would be able to hire additional classroom teachers to eventually get early classroom student to teacher ratios down to 15:1.

That budget spends $ 500 million dollars less than the 2008 inflation - adjusted budget for the next biennium.

Now the co-chairman of the state's budget committee has released a Legislative Fiscal Bureau memo detailing a $ 939 million shortfall in transportation funding in the next biennium (the amount the state would have to find to keep funding at current level).

With the significant voter mandate as backing, the job now is to ensure that the Oregon legislature allocates the approximately $ 300 million necessary to implement Measure 98 in the next biennium while also maintaining sufficient funding for K - 12 schools in general.

Based on these discussions, our focus is on a proposal that encourages the Legislature's Joint Finance Committee to provide $ 5 million annually in state funding over the next biennium for legal aid services to the indigent where legal assistance would: (1) help remove barriers to employment; or (2) protect vulnerable residents from abuse.

Proposals from the Governor Brown's office to expand prenatal - to - age 3 home visiting programs, Early Intervention / Early Childhood Special Education, Employment Related Day Care, and preschool opportunities through additional state funds are actively being lobbied for at the legislature for the next biennium.

This next biennium, Thrive looks forward to working with the governor, legislators and partners to build on our successes.

We are excited about the many positive steps taken to advance child well - being in our state over the past two years, and look forward to many more wins for kids in the next biennium!

Additional positions would not be necessary for the Supreme Court in the next biennium, but more resources may be needed in future years.