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Some state employees are still working from home And that may continue

Many were working from home during the pandemic.

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With state revenues up, Burgum tells North Dakota agencies it s time to invest in future

Gov. Doug Burgum told state agency heads on Thursday to base their 2023-25 budget requests on the appropriations lawmakers approved for the current budget cycle. In previous years, Burgum asked agencies to find potential cuts in their budget requests amid harsher economic conditions.

North dakotaUnited statesNorth dakotansJeff delzerJoe morrissetteChris jonesDoug burgumHouse appropriations committeeOffice of managementDepartment of human servicesHuman servicesBudget director joe

With state revenues up, Burgum tells North Dakota agencies it s time to invest in future

Gov. Doug Burgum told state agency heads on Thursday to base their 2023-25 budget requests on the appropriations lawmakers approved for the current budget cycle. In previous years, Burgum asked agencies to find potential cuts in their budget requests amid harsher economic conditions.

North dakotaUnited statesNorth dakotansJeff delzerJoe morrissetteChris jonesDoug burgumHouse appropriations committeeOffice of managementDepartment of human servicesHuman servicesBudget director joe

With state revenues up, Burgum tells North Dakota agencies it s time to invest in future

Gov. Doug Burgum told state agency heads on Thursday to base their 2023-25 budget requests on the appropriations lawmakers approved for the current budget cycle. In previous years, Burgum asked agencies to find potential cuts in their budget requests amid harsher economic conditions.

North dakotaUnited statesNorth dakotansJeff delzerJoe morrissetteChris jonesDoug burgumHouse appropriations committeeOffice of managementDepartment of human servicesHuman servicesBudget director joe

With state revenues up, Burgum tells North Dakota agencies it s time to invest in future

Gov. Doug Burgum told state agency heads on Thursday to base their 2023-25 budget requests on the appropriations lawmakers approved for the current budget cycle. In previous years, Burgum asked agencies to find potential cuts in their budget requests amid harsher economic conditions.

North dakotaUnited statesNorth dakotansJeff delzerJoe morrissetteChris jonesDoug burgumHouse appropriations committeeOffice of managementDepartment of human servicesHuman servicesBudget director joe

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