This week we're following the money, as Governor Phil Scott lays out his budget to lawmakers.
"I don't think there will be a lot of disagreement about what's in this budget," Scott said in his fiscal year 2025 budget address on Tuesday. "The disagreement will lie in what's not in it. But pretending we can fund everything isn't realistic."
What will disagreements mean for this legislative session? And where does the governor think investments need to be made?
Join us to learn about these topics and more on Vermont This Week.
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This week’s panel
- Cat Viglienzoni, (Moderator), WCAX
- Peter Hirschfeld Vermont Public
- Stewart Ledbetter, NBC5
- Anne Wallace Allen, Seven Days
Dive deeper
- Capitol Recap: Lawmakers retooled Vermont’s school funding law. Now, no one is happy (Vermont Public)
- Gov. Phil Scott reverts to pre-pandemic spending norms in proposed fiscal year 2025 budget (Vermont Public)
- Goddard College Will Become Online Only — Temporarily, at Least (Seven Days)
- Progressive lawmakers lay out their priorities (NBC5)
- New legislation aims to keep Vermont kids safe online (WCAX)
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