Delaware – Delaware’s Joint Finance Committee finalized a $6.1 billion budget proposal for Fiscal Year 2026 that balances critical investments with fiscal discipline. The plan includes targeted pay raises for teachers, nurses, and state employees, while maintaining strong reserve funds and avoiding any income tax hikes. The budget allocates funds for public school growth, Medicaid, lead remediation, and victim services, ensuring key community needs are met. It also funds new state offices, including the Inspector General and Suicide Prevention units, reflecting a focus on accountability and public safety. Officials kept the Rainy Day Fund at $365.4 million and the Budget Stabilization Fund at $469.2 million, demonstrating commitment to prudent financial management. The proposal now moves to the full General Assembly for review.
There is not a thing for our seniors in the bill they should put a budget for our seniors like taxes if you make less than 60 thousand dollars a year you don’t have pay taxes but all they do is gave There self a rise that they don’t need take away from taxes in Delaware