House Speaker Tim Moore And Contingency of Members Visit the Aftermath of Flood Disaster to Meet With Constituents, First Responders
House Speaker Tim Moore And Contingency of Members Visit the Aftermath of Flood Disaster to Meet With Constituents, First Responders
Among other things, the House budget invests:
- $2 billion in tax cuts over the next two years
- $5.8 billion in capital projects and infrastructure
- Over $1 billion in broadband expansion
- 5.5% teacher raises
- 2.5% state employee raises
- $465 million in disaster-related programs
- $500 million for small business grants for COVID recovery
- $2.8 billion in our savings reserve
The House budget also:
Restores Master’s pay supplement for teachers
Provides teachers with 8 weeks of paid parental leave
Eliminates requirement for teachers to pay for substitutes when using leave
Makes unemployment benefits nontaxable income
Invests in mental health facilities
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Raleigh, N.C. – A supermajority of the North Carolina House of Representatives approved a proposed constitutional amendment on Thursday that would strengthen private property rights against eminent domain land takings if approved by voters in 2022. Continue reading “Eminent Domain Amendment Approved by N.C. House to Strengthen Property Rights”