State Budget
Colorado House To Debate $20.5 Billion Budget
The Colorado House will debate a $20.5 billion budget that includes increases for schools, colleges, and pay for state employees.
Colorado Senate Passes $20.5B Budget, Heads To House
Next year’s budget for Colorado has passed the state Senate with funding increases for public schools, higher education, and money for construction projects at colleges and state buildings.
Colorado Senate To Debate Next Year’s Budget
Colorado lawmakers will debate next year’s spending plan as the improving economy and increasing tax receipts give them more money to spend on education and raises for state employees.
Hickenlooper Repeats Cautious Optimism On Budget
Gov. John Hickenlooper told lawmakers Wednesday to remain cautious while preparing the state budget because Colorado’s economic recovery could be impacted by federal cuts and worldwide forces.
Colorado Budget Close To Getting Finalized
Colorado lawmakers are finalizing the last details of a $7.4 billion spending plan for next fiscal year before sending the appropriately dubbed “Long Bill” to the governor.
Colorado Budget Nears Final Lap With Excitement
Colorado senators turned a final budget vote Thursday into a pep rally of sorts as lawmakers from both parties heaped praise on the $7.4 billion spending plan for next year.
Colorado Budget Nears Final Lap
Colorado’s Senate is taking a final vote Thursday on the state’s $7.4 billion spending plan for next year.
Colorado House Approves $7.4 Billion Spending Plan
The Colorado House approved a $7.4 billion spending plan Thursday, turning what many believed would be an acrimonious process into an unusually jovial time as they kept funding for schoolchildren at the same level as last year and returned a property tax break for seniors.
Colorado Budget Beset By Political Land Mines
Lawmakers preparing Colorado’s budget this year are negotiating a territory packed with political land mines.
Hickenlooper Wants To Restore $89M For Education
Gov. John Hickenlooper wants to restore $89 million in funding to public schools because state revenues are expected to be higher than originally thought.




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