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General Assembly approves 2023 Next Level Agenda

As the month of April closed, Governor Eric J. Holcomb lauded the conclusion of the legislative session that enacted his 2023 Next Level Agenda providing transformational changes to the way public health is delivered to Hoosiers, historic investments in K-12 education and workforce, pivotal contribution towards the economic development toolkit and another $500 million dedicated … General Assembly approves 2023 Next Level Agenda Read More »

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