Joint Chapter mtg & Lunch between the Central DPS Chapter and the Elmore Co Chapter , Speakers and members Bill Newton, former state finance director and ARSEA board member ( Past President ) and State Comptroller Bob Childree speaking on ARSEA COLA Bill for 2023.
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An informative message from Protect Pensions on employee retention.
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An informative message from Protect Pensions on employee retention.
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ALABAMA LEGISLATURE BEGINS 4 YEAR TERM WITH 37 NEW LAWMAKERS
The Legislature will elect leaders at its organizational session starting Tuesday.
The Legislature will elect leaders at its organizational session starting Tuesday.
In observance of the Martin Luther King, Jr. Holiday, our office will be closed.
ALABAMA LEGISLATURE ELECTS LEADERS IN ORGANIZATIONAL SESSION
After accepting the gavel, Ledbetter spoke about recent accomplishments of state leaders, including better education budgeting, efforts to expand broadband internet in rural areas and job creation. After each point, Ledbetter said, “But we can do more.”
After accepting the gavel, Ledbetter spoke about recent accomplishments of state leaders, including better education budgeting, efforts to expand broadband internet in rural areas and job creation. After each point, Ledbetter said, “But we can do more.”
WITH BUDGET SURPLUS ALABAMA LAWMAKERS CONSIDER TAX REBATES
Sen. Arthur Orr, who chairs the Senate education budget committee, said lawmakers are working with Gov. Kay Ivey on a proposal but that he expects the plan to include rebate checks to taxpayers, along with tax cuts and putting money in reserves.
Sen. Arthur Orr, who chairs the Senate education budget committee, said lawmakers are working with Gov. Kay Ivey on a proposal but that he expects the plan to include rebate checks to taxpayers, along with tax cuts and putting money in reserves.