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Gov't allots P15.2-B for TESDA projects in 2024 - Philippine Canadian Inquirer Nationwide Filipino Newspaper - Vimarsana News

Gov't allots P15.2-B for TESDA projects in 2024 - Philippine Canadian Inquirer Nationwide Filipino Newspaper

Philippine Canadian Inquirer Gov’t allots P15.2-B for TESDA projects in 2024 News

Build Better More gets P1.4-T 2024 budget, 5.3% of GDP - Vimarsana News

Build Better More gets P1.4-T 2024 budget, 5.3% of GDP

THE administration proposed a P1.418 trillion budget for various infrastructure projects under the Build Better More Program (BBMP) in 2024 which is equivalent to 5.3 percent of the country’s GDP. The government has also proposed P40.6 billion for social infrastructure projects such as public school buildings and another P15.3 billion…

4 highlights from Columbia city's budget work session - Vimarsana News

4 highlights from Columbia city's budget work session

Housing, transit and financial transparency were among major topics discussed in a budget work session by the Columbia City Council.

Source: yahoo.com
Marshall approves $1.50/hour raise for employees in 2023-24 budget, no tax hike - Vimarsana News

Marshall approves $1.50/hour raise for employees in 2023-24 budget, no tax hike

On June 26, the Marshall Town Board of Aldermen approved its 2023-24 budget, which includes a $1.50-per-hour raise for all town employees.

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City Manager's Budget Proposes Reduced Property Tax Mill Rate - Vimarsana News

City Manager's Budget Proposes Reduced Property Tax Mill Rate

Juneau, Alaska (KINY) - The City Manager's FY2024 Budget proposes to reduce the operating mill levy to 9.08, which is the lowest since at least 1992. The total mill levy, including voter-approved debt, will be 10.28 mills, a decrease of 0.28 mills from last year. Since 1992, the total mill rate was lower only in 2007 (10.17 mills).