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Ingram Introduces $11.6 Billion Transportation, Economic Development Budget
April 2, 2015
Wednesday, House Transportation & Economic Development Appropriations Chairman Clay Ingram, R-Pensacola, introduced the $11.6 billion budget for transportation infrastructure and economic development.
The budget includes $12 million for armory renovations, maintains funding at $19.5 million for Space Florida and $74 million for Visit Florida, provides $22.3 million in state aid to libraries, $14.8 million for cultural and museum grants, and $121.5 million for affordable housing programs. The fiscal package also includes $9 billion for the state’s transportation work program.
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Maybe we will get lucky and get some “trickle down” dollars from this…of course that money will probably be squandered by the city council on something for Pensacola.