A playground. A high school athletic foundation. A golf foundation. A Catholic church. A local Knights of Columbus chapter. An etiquette organization. A local youth sports complex. Louisiana lawmakers have allocated $406 million in state funding for pet projects like these since 2020, according to an Illuminator review. But two-thirds of that money is in […] The post Louisiana lawmakers’ pet projects could create $100 million worth of ‘bad debt’ appeared first on Louisiana Illuminator.
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For months, Louisiana has struggled to fund a handful of legislators’ controversial pet projects because lawmakers inserted the wrong information into state budget documents or used vague language that financial
For months, Louisiana has struggled to fund a handful of legislators’ controversial pet projects because lawmakers inserted the wrong information into state budget documents or used vague language that financial staff can’t decipher.
For months, Louisiana has struggled to fund a handful of legislators’ controversial pet projects because lawmakers inserted the wrong information into state budget documents or used vague language that financial staff can’t decipher.