2021 State Budget Released
Governor Doug Ducey released his proposed fiscal year 2021 budget on January 17. In keeping with the governor’s “Arizona Way” theme, the budget includes investments in K-12 and higher education, child safety, public safety, infrastructure, and workforce development. Some of the budget highlights include $608 million in new K-12 investments ($175 million to complete the 20 by 2020 plan), $80 million for Arizona’s public universities ($35 million ongoing for the New Economy Initiative), $33 million to accommodate the closure of the Florence Prison, $1 million for rural tourism marketing, $45 million to fully exempt military pension pay from income tax, and $25 million in the rainy day fund. Further FY2021 budget related information can be found here, here, here and here.
2021 State Budget Released
Governor Doug Ducey released his proposed fiscal year 2021 budget on January 17. In keeping with the governor’s “Arizona Way” theme, the budget includes investments in K-12 and higher education, child safety, public safety, infrastructure, and workforce development. Some of the budget highlights include $608 million in new K-12 investments ($175 million to complete the 20 by 2020 plan), $80 million for Arizona’s public universities ($35 million ongoing for the New Economy Initiative), $33 million to accommodate the closure of the Florence Prison, $1 million for rural tourism marketing, $45 million to fully exempt military pension pay from income tax, and $25 million in the rainy day fund. Further FY2021 budget related information can be found here, here, here and here.