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NC GOP senators budget proposal includes $700 million for Helene recovery, pay raises for state employees and teachers

  • North Carolina Senate Republicans released their budget plan on Monday, which addresses Hurricane Helene recovery and state employee pay.
  • Tropical Storm Helene caused roughly $60 billion in damage across the state, necessitating substantial financial aid for recovery efforts.
  • The Senate's proposed $65.9 billion budget allocates $700 million for Helene recovery and $1.3 billion tied to the hurricane.
  • The budget includes raises for state employees and teachers , pushing average teacher pay to $62,407.
  • Lawmakers plan to cut taxes, potentially leading to a state deficit as early as 2026, according to legislative economists.
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North Carolina budget plan advances as Senate Republicans double down on tax cuts

North Carolina Senate Republicans have advanced a two-year budget for the ninth-largest state. The proposal that received initial Senate approval on Wednesday spends less than what the new Democratic governor requested and doubles down on already enacted income tax cuts.

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Asheville Citizen-Times broke the news in Asheville, United States on Monday, April 14, 2025.
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