Missouri Governor's Budget Decisions: I-70 Expansion Approved, State Spending Vetoed, and Noticeable Provisions in FY2024

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Missouri Governor Mike Parson has signed a $52 billion state budget that includes funding for the expansion of Interstate 70 but also cuts $555 million in spending. The budget allocates $2.8 billion for the expansion of I-70 to three lanes across the state. Additionally, funding has been provided for pre-K education, childcare subsidies, and a 7% funding increase for public colleges and universities. The budget also includes pay raises for K-12 teachers, workers caring for people with developmental disabilities, and Missouri State Highway Patrol officers.
- Gov. Parson signs off on I-70 expansion and $52B state budget KTVI Fox 2 St. Louis
- Despite $8 billion surplus, Missouri governor vetoes $550 million in state spending KOMU 8
- Missouri's operating budget for fiscal year 2024 gets noticeable provisions ABC17News.com
- What survived, what died in the governor’s Missouri state budget decisions Missourinet.com
- UM System Budget boosted by state appropriations, tuition increase Columbia Daily Tribune
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