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Gov. Beshear unveils Forward, Together budget proposal From Crystal Staley/James Hatchett Frankfort, KY - On December 18, 2023, less than one week after being sworn in for his second term, Gov. Andy Beshear unveiled his Forward, Together budget proposal, which prioritizes public education and families by funding the largest single pay raise for public school educators and staff in 40 years, fully funding universal pre-K and providing support for child care providers. The Governor's $136.6 billion two-year budget aims to address the concerns that families worry most about by helping the state build a world-class education system; move major infrastructure projects forward; grow jobs; boost public safety; expand health care and support local and state employees who are working to build a better Kentucky. The investments that are needed to move the commonwealth forward are being proposed without spending any of the state's record-largest Rainy Day fund or General Fund surplus. "Kentuckians don't wake up every morning thinking about Democrat or Republican - and neither does this budget," Gov. Beshear said. "We are working to address the things that actually matter to our people ... that are important to everyone. This budget reflects our shared Kentucky values of family, faith and community." The Governor added, "I know we can work together to make these investments and continue building that better Kentucky we all want - one where my children and yours can stay right here at home and chase their dreams."
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