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Western Slope lawmakers push to salvage millions of dollars in funding for Colorado’s rural health clinics

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With Colorado lawmakers staring down steep budget cuts in their 2025-26 spending plan, a bipartisan group of legislators is seeking to salvage funding for rural health centers.  The state’s Joint Budget Committee — a six-member group of lawmakers tasked with writing the spending proposal — earlier this week unveiled their budget proposal, the culmination of months of debate over how to close a $1.2 billion shortfall. While committee members say …

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Lawmakers push to salvage funding for Colorado’s rural health clinics

With Colorado lawmakers staring down steep budget cuts in their 2025-26 spending plan, a bipartisan group of legislators is seeking to salvage funding for rural health centers.  The state’s Joint Budget Committee — a six-member group of lawmakers tasked with writing the spending proposal — earlier this week unveiled their budget proposal, the culmination of months of debate over how to close a $1.2 billion shortfall. While committee members say …

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Western Slope lawmakers push to salvage millions of dollars in funding for Colorado’s rural health clinics

With Colorado lawmakers staring down steep budget cuts in their 2025-26 spending plan, a bipartisan group of legislators is seeking to salvage funding for rural health centers.  The state’s Joint Budget Committee — a six-member group of lawmakers tasked with writing the spending proposal — earlier this week unveiled their budget proposal, the culmination of months of debate over how to close a $1.2 billion shortfall. While committee members say …

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Aspen Times broke the news in on Thursday, April 3, 2025.
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