Bill To Spend $291 Million Surplus Dollars On Higher Ed Projects Goes To Governor
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Bill To Spend $291 Million Surplus Dollars On Higher Ed Projects Goes To Governor
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Senate Panel Denies Measure To Enhance Training For Police In Schools
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House Republicans Reject Teacher Pay Proposal, Spend Money On Higher Ed Projects
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The surplus spending bill is the first piece of legislation in the 2020 session to make it to the governor.
Bill To Spend $291 Million Surplus Dollars On Higher Ed Projects Goes To Governor
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Legislation to spend nearly $300 million in excess budget surplus dollars on higher education building projects is headed to the governor’s desk. The Senate approved the measure 38 to 8 Thursday. Democrats have sharply criticized the bill. Senate Minority Leader Tim Lanane (D-Anderson) arg“The problem is the ambiguity of what a school resource officer is. It’s used interchangeably with school corporation police officer: part time deputy who works in an off duty capacity a couple times a month.”
Senate Panel Denies Measure To Enhance Training For Police In Schools
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More districts are hiring law enforcement to increase security in schools and can use state funding to do so, but lawmakers are debating what sort of training officers need before working around students. Indiana requires school resource officers (SROs), to have 40 hours of specific training,The sports gaming bill also allowed bets on “other events.” And gaming commission rules say those events must have a verifiable outcome that can’t be influenced by wagers and that is generated through an independent, reliable process.
Those definitions could apply to wagering on election results.Indiana Gaming Commission Authorizes Bets On Academy Awards
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Hoosier casinos can now offer bets on the Academy Awards after getting approval from the Indiana Gaming Commission. That was made possible in last year’s sports wagering law. The sports gaming bill also allowed bets on “other events.” And gaming commission rules say those events must have