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Assemblyman Morinello Comments on New York State Budget

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Staff · April 1, 2018
Assemblyman Morinello Comments on New York State Budget
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MORINELLO PLEASED WITH ON-TIME BUDGET

BUT TROUBLED BY OVERPSPENDING AND WASTE

     

“This year’s budget contains critical funding to combat the heroin and opioid epidemic,

assist veterans,improve our infrastructure and  help those affected by sexual assault

and workplace harassment, still I’m troubled by its massive overspending and waste.”

 

“We can no longer depend on a system where four men in a room meet behind closed doors

to decide the fate of our state. The budget should be discussed with complete

transparency so everyone is aware of what’s spent and which programs we’re funding.

The 2018-19 enacted budget allocated spending to numerous areas of need, but I believe

we can streamline this process and eliminate spending on many wasteful programs to

save money for taxpayers.”

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