Hall lays out Republicans’ $2.7 billion road funding plan, asks ...

Hall Lays Out Republicans’ $2.7 Billion Road Funding Plan, Asks ...

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Nov 25, 2024  · The only thing that might run deeper than the political divisions in Michigan may be its potholes, Republican state House Speaker-elect Matt Hall (R-Richland Twp.) reasoned …

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Speaker Hall Announces Updated Plan To Fund Roads

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Jan 16, 2025  · Speaker Hall’s plan in November permanently dedicated $1.7 billion in funding from the Corporate Income Tax (CIT). After significant review, that total is now up to $2.2 …

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Matt Hall, House Republicans Propose $3.1B Roads Plan WITHOUT …

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Jan 16, 2025  · A $2.7 billion plan introduced by Michigan Republicans in November to fix the damn roads has since swelled to $3.1 billion with higher than expected tax returns. The …

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Republican Speaker-Elect Matt Hall Pushes $2.7 Billion Michigan …

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Nov 23, 2024  · Critics of Michigan’s current road funding policies, including Hall, point out that Governor Gretchen Whitmer’s 2019 plan to issue $3.5 billion in bonds focused solely on state …

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Michigan House Republicans Unveil New Roads Plan: 'People Are …

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Nov 25, 2024  · LANSING, Mich. (Michigan News Source) – Michigan House Republicans plan to unveil a new $2.7 billion plan to fix the state’s roads and bridges during the lame duck period …

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Hall’s $2.7B Road Proposal Sparks Curiosity, Apprehension

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Nov 26, 2024  · Local roads are part of this plan too, with the most resources of the initial $1.2 billion going to those local road agencies, the press release says, all without raising revenue. …

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Republicans Propose $2.7 Billion State Road Funding Plan

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Nov 26, 2024  · The Republican plan would establish a single tax that would go toward infrastructure projects, representing about $900 million. About $1.8 billion in funding would …

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Rep. Steele Backs The Hall Road Plan - MI House Republicans

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Nov 22, 2024  · The plan would: Immediately dedicate $1.2 billion of annual corporate income tax (CIT) revenue for infrastructure, with the most resources going to local road agencies. County …

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Hall Lays Out $3.1B Road Funding Plan Redirecting Gas Taxes And …

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Jan 16, 2025  · A plan to provide more than $3.1 billion in road funding was rolled out Thursday by House Speaker Matt Hall (R-Richland Twp.), who says it can be done without raising taxes. …

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Educators Wary As Republicans Propose Redirecting School Funds …

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Nov 25, 2024  · LANSING, MI – Groups representing public educators are raising concerns about the Republicans' proposed $2.7 billion road funding plan that would siphon hundreds of …

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Billions Of Dollars Are Coming Here. What’s Next For The Gateway …

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Jun 12, 2024  · With federal funding for the $16 billion Gateway rail tunnel committed, officials talked about what happens now to build the nation's biggest infrastructure project. Skip to Article.

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HALL Structured Finance Originates A $52.5M Loan ... - Hall …

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March 06, 2023 – HALL Structured Finance (HSF) announced today that the company has originated a new first lien construction loan commitment totaling $52.5 million to be used for …

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Rep. Outman Applauds Speaker-elect Hall’s Road Funding Plan For ...

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Nov 22, 2024  · Plan prioritizes at least $2.7 billion for roads without tax increase. State Rep. Pat Outman (R-Six Lakes) issued the following statement voicing his support for House Speaker …

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Trump’s Plan For ‘Cleaning Out’ Gaza Didn’t Emerge In A Vacuum

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3 days ago  · Using lessons from the West African Ebola outbreak that began in 2014, which took two years and more than $2 billion of U.S. funding to contain, the U.S. Agency for International …

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