Noem budget includes cuts, but also new school choice program and more prison money
South Dakota Republican Gov. Kristi Noem proposed a leaner state budget Tuesday with a small increase for schools and cuts to some departments and programs, yet with new money to create a school-choice program and continued contributions to a prison construction fund.
Noem budget proposal includes nearly $72-million in budget cuts and 1.25% increase for “Big 3”
In her budget address Tuesday (Dec. 3, 2024), South Dakota Governor Kristi Noem recommended a 1.25% increase in funding for the state’s “Big 3.” Noem said the increase for education funding, healthcare providers and state employees would be to help them offset increases in inflation.
If you missed her speech Tuesday, here's what she said verbatim about her budget plans ahead of the next legislative session.
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