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I although the state never has appropriated sufficient funds to <br /> cover actual costs. <br /> <br /> o Public School Custodial/Maintenance Costs - $70 million <br /> I Here again, this proposal simplY, would shift the finapcing burden <br /> to the county property tax. Traditionally, the state has <br /> I allotted monies for custodial expenditures, although not enough. <br /> to cover all such costs. Also, since the early 1980s, the state <br /> has provided a maintenance supervisor position for each school <br />~ · district. Essentially, all state appropriations in these <br /> categories would be eliminated. <br /> <br /> i o Reduce Administrative Support by 15% - $19 million <br /> Apparently, this proposal would reduce the number of state funded <br /> positions for central office and school based administrators for <br /> I each local board of education. <br /> 3. Other Reductions <br /> <br /> One proposal that was included in the ABC discussion'would scale <br /> back, if not eliminate "Jordan-Adams" funds by $3 million in each <br /> year of the biennium. "Jordan-Adams" funds represent the <br /> I projected state, share of..inflationary increases in. personnel and <br /> <br /> Once ~gain, we do not-know which,'if.~ny, Of these proposals will <br /> Ibe included-in the recommended budget. Governor'Martin will <br /> present-the proposed budget to the General Assembly during the <br /> first week of February. <br /> I It is important to let your legislators know how these proposals <br /> would affect your county. This is especially true in the case of <br /> new legislators who are not familiar with the history of these <br /> Iissues. They need to know before the General Assembly convenes. <br /> Pleas~'ca11 ~s if you have q~est~ons.' <br /> I attachment <br /> <br />I <br /> <br /> <br />