With days until the start of the 2022 legislative session, Walz has been unveiling his budget proposals to spend the state’s $7.7 billion budget surplus.
MINNEAPOLIS (AP) — Minnesota Gov. Tim Walz on Tuesday unveiled a wide-ranging spending plan that would fund several programs intended to help schools, children and their families.
To ensure a bright future for Minnesota's kids, Governor Walz has announced a new package that invests in schools, provides students with meals, mental health services, and academic support. It also invests in paid leave, expands access to mixed delivery pre-K, child care, and Head Start.
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