Today promises to be a long one for lawmakers at the State Capitol. This 30th day of the legislative session is known as Crossover Day, where bills must pass at least the one chamber to have a chance at becoming law. Not yet agreed upon between House and Senate members are mid-year revisions to the budget for the fiscal year. Bills to be debated include those for billboard regulations and extending foreclosure notices for homeowners in trouble. Among legislation that's been passed in the Session? The two chambers passed a statewide water plan and bills for charter schools.
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Tuesday, March 11, 2008
Crossover Day for state lawmakers
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Edgar Treiguts
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3/11/2008 07:36:00 AM
Labels: Crossover Day, General Assembly, lawmakers, State Capitol