by Rich Bartholomew, Advocacy Chair
There were many millions in State Budget appropriations, changes in law and improvements in infrastructure, health/mental health care, environmental, education, transportation, culture, human services and other areas that County residents will experience.
The impressive list includes added services and projects for autistic children and adults, Alzheimer’s patients, beachgoers and boaters, drivers, students, first responders, tourists, flyers, persons in need of mental health assistance and food bank support, participants in local cultural activities, children and many other citizens of our cities and towns.
You can examine the Annual Report of the Delegation at:
The Report is not sugar-coated. It will tell you a lot about what happened this year at the Capital. Take a look!
