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Lawmakers advance education, General Fund budgets; final votes pending next week

MONTGOMERY — The proposed 2025 $3.3 billion General Fund budget and $9.3 billion education budgets advanced Thursday, but final passage of both will wait until next week.

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Lawmakers advance General Fund, education budgets

MONTGOMERY — Alabama lawmakers made a number of moderate changes to the 2025 General Fund and education budgets Tuesday as they advanced through committees, including an additional $75.3 million in

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Focus on budget, supplemental bills starts this week

Lawmakers are expected this week to begin discussing the state’s two 2025 fiscal budgets, committee chairmen said.

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Funding new prison in Escambia: It will be a challenge | State Capital

In 2021, Alabama lawmakers passed legislation and a roughly $1.2 billion spending plan to build two 4,000-bed prisons and shutter some old facilities.

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