JFAC may want more holdbacks
BOISE — Idaho House and Senate Democrats released and responded to a letter directing state agencies to explore the impact of additional holdbacks beyond those ordered by Gov. Brad Little in the fall.
The letter sent by the Legislative Services Office on behalf of the Joint Finance Appropriations Committee’s co-chairs, Sen. C. Scott Grow, R-Eagle, and Rep. Josh Tanner, R-Eagle, directed state agencies to provide budget reduction plans accommodating potential 1% or 2% holdbacks.
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