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State budget presentation
Gov. Andrew M. Cuomo proposed in his Executive Budget on Tuesday, a record $142.6 billion state spending plan that begins post-Hurricane Sandy rebuilding and seeks to streamline government operations while providing new funding for education, health care and economic development. Posted on January 22, 2013.
Gov. Andrew M. Cuomo proposed in his Executive Budget on Tuesday, a record $142.6 billion state spending plan that begins post-Hurricane Sandy rebuilding and seeks to streamline government operations while providing new funding for education, health care and economic development.
Here he speaks in the Hart Theater at the EGG.
Gov. Andrew M. Cuomo proposed in his Executive Budget on Tuesday, a record $142.6 billion state spending plan that begins post-Hurricane Sandy rebuilding and seeks to streamline government operations while providing new funding for education, health care and economic development.
Here he speaks in the Hart Theater at the EGG.
Gov. Andrew M. Cuomo proposed in his Executive Budget on Tuesday, a record $142.6 billion state spending plan that begins post-Hurricane Sandy rebuilding and seeks to streamline government operations while providing new funding for education, health care and economic development.
Here he speaks in the Hart Theater at the EGG.
Gov. Andrew M. Cuomo proposed in his Executive Budget on Tuesday, a record $142.6 billion state spending plan that begins post-Hurricane Sandy rebuilding and seeks to streamline government operations while providing new funding for education, health care and economic development.
Here he speaks in the Hart Theater at the EGG.
Gov. Andrew M. Cuomo proposed in his Executive Budget on Tuesday, a record $142.6 billion state spending plan that begins post-Hurricane Sandy rebuilding and seeks to streamline government operations while providing new funding for education, health care and economic development.
Here he speaks in the Hart Theater at the EGG.
Gov. Andrew M. Cuomo proposed in his Executive Budget on Tuesday, a record $142.6 billion state spending plan that begins post-Hurricane Sandy rebuilding and seeks to streamline government operations while providing new funding for education, health care and economic development.
Here he speaks in the Hart Theater at the EGG.
Attendees listen to Gov. Andrew M. Cuomo propose in his Executive Budget on Tuesday, a record $142.6 billion state spending plan that begins post-Hurricane Sandy rebuilding and seeks to streamline government operations while providing new funding for education, health care and economic development.
Assemblyman Phil Steck, D-Colonie, said he asked the Assembly's Ways and Means Committee to direct the so-called bullet aid he was apportioned to be given to the Niskayuna Central School District, but it was instead direct to the two districts in his hometown.
Kathy Marchione listens to Gov. Andrew M. Cuomo propose in his Executive Budget on Tuesday, a record $142.6 billion state spending plan that begins post-Hurricane Sandy rebuilding and seeks to streamline government operations while providing new funding for education, health care and economic development.
Here he speaks in the Hart Theater at the EGG.
Assemblyman James Tediso listens to Gov. Andrew M. Cuomo propose in his Executive Budget on Tuesday, a record $142.6 billion state spending plan that begins post-Hurricane Sandy rebuilding and seeks to streamline government operations while providing new funding for education, health care and economic development.
