Nice State
- INDIANAPOLIS — State government spent $100.4 million less than it took in during the 2018 budget year that ended June 30, even after Gov. Eric Holcomb funneled $327.1 million in additional funds to the Department of Child Services.
Data released Thursday by State Auditor Tera Klutz shows Indiana collected $15.8 billion in taxes and fees over the past 12 months, and spent $15.7 billion providing services to the state's 6.6 million residents.
"As the state's chief financial officer, I am pleased to report that Indiana remains financially strong," said Klutz, a Republican.
Adding in the 2018 budget surplus, Indiana now has an ongoing budget reserve of nearly $1.8 billion, or 11.3 percent of annual spending.
Amazing how success is located so close to total catastrophic failure.
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posted by SCC at 12:01 AM
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They just don't steal as much, that's all.
Don’t expect this from Illinois law makers. They wonder why no one wants to live here. More tax increases on the way for Chicago.
Thank you Mike Madigan.
Math is not the Democrats strong suit. Neither is basic economics...or immigration law...or ethics...
when killinois falls, it's going to fall hard
"Amazing how success is located so close to total catastrophic failure."
Amazing how the absence of a totally crooked democrat controlled county, with matching democrat controlled city, plus the mass of crooked state level democrat cunts from the aforementioned, which = substantially honest government, can produce such a difference.
Alas, being that the slaughtering of cunt politicians remains, to this very moment, thoroughly unlawful, the cure for our disease shows no sign of appearing anytime soon.
Besides the fiscal success we have no Democrats on our county ballot. Do suppose the two are tied together
No pensions for Indiana State Police!
I hope the "Move to Indy" guy doesn't find this blog!
They have their issues but they don't have Machine Corruption like we have it. They don't have layers of unnecessary government and patronage hires or nepotism like we have it.
Its not the location of the ship, it's the fools guiding her toward the rocks.
Illinois = “Total catastrophic failure”.
SCC, you have again hit the nail on the head.
Less corruption=Less taxes. Simple.
That is what Republican leadership provides.
John arena mocked Indiana for being hillbillies that don’t know anything
In defense of Illinois, being an anti- Trump state is very expensive!!!
Maybe it is because Indiana is a free state.
They tax your pension and the weather blows like Illinois.
Florida, Texas, Tennessee, Alabama, Mississippi, Louisiana is where it’s at for burnt out PTSD Chicago cops like most of us.
Driving to Florida today to change my DL and address .. one year till retirement Illinois is dead!!!! Enjoy the sinking ship kids
Term limits on many elected offices is what they have, something Illinois will never have.
How do those Indy politicians afford to live without stealing from their voters?
So this is why all the Illinois people are moving to Indiana!!
looking forward to a cook county with zero republican commissioners.
looking forward to increased super majorities of dems in state house and senate.
can't think of a more useless AG in lisa but here comes kwamie.
fatty fatty two by four will tax you more.
lori, the fifth floor is waiting for you. don't blow it.
the future looks bright. better bring shades.
>>>>> Indiana government earned the top ranking due largely to its budget stability, spending transparency and use of technology to make state data widely available — three policies that new Republican Gov. Eric Holcomb said he plans to maintain. ~~para~~ In contrast, Illinois government ranked 47th for effectiveness, mostly as a result of the state's worst-in-the-nation budget mess. <<<<<
Bwaaahahaha! Come on Madigan, make us 50th. We know you can do it.
{ I had a feeling that Illinois would get a mention. }
Further down in the article some Indiana Democrat Pols are quoted. You'll be surprised to learn that they're not too happy with their state's fiscal responsibility. They want to SPEND ALL THE MONEY on 'programs'.
F--king democrats are the same all over. Fiscal Illiterates.
ps: I bet going through their Personal Checking Accounts would be hilarious. They can't figure out why they're overdrawn as they still have Checks left. LOL
Anyone but Rahm, any where but Illinois.....
Mike Madigan has bankrupted Illinois. Failed liberal economics.
Now do Wisconsin.
"They just don't steal as much." Ain't that the truth.
Anonymous said...
No pensions for Indiana State Police!
7/23/2018 03:25:00 AM
Salary
The starting salary for an Indiana State Police (ISP) recruit is $1,615.39 bi-weekly as a Trooper Trainee during the academy training. At the completion of academy training, the starting annual salary is $48,000 as a Probationary Trooper. Graduates of the ISP Recruit Academy are offered an excellent health care plan, which includes medical, dental, vision and pharmacy coverage for both current and retired employees, along with their families, until reaching age 65. The ISP pension program provides a lifetime benefit after 25 years of service. Additionally, the ISP provides comprehensive disability coverage and a life insurance program.
Pay Matrix: Trooper Matrix - Effective July 2018
Longevity Pay Scale: Longevity Pay Scale - Effective July 2018
Anonymous Anonymous said...
No pensions for Indiana State Police!
7/23/2018 03:25:00 AM
Really asshat;
If you qualify for an unreduced benefit, you will receive a monthly payment that equals at least 50 percent of the base salary (first-class salary) the year you retire.
If you earn more than 20 years of service, you will receive another 1 percent of the base salary for each six months of active service over 20 years. The most you can receive is 12 years (or a maximum 24 percent of the base salary).
For example: If you retire with exactly 20 years of service, your benefit at retirement will be 50 percent of the base salary for your department. If you retire with 30 years of service, your benefit will be 70 percent of the base salary (1 percent every six months for an additional 10 years equals 20 percent). When you earn 32 years of service or more, your benefit at retirement will be 74 percent of the base salary of your department.
https://www.in.gov/inprs/77fundmbrhandbookrtmtbenefits.htm
Ax’ commonsense law advocate, social activist Super-Sharp Special Ed and he’ll tell you the only reason for surplus revenue is that the illegal gun imports and fireworks keep crossing over.
No surprise if Welcoming Sanctuary City IL is a paying a good portion of Indiana and Wisconsin’s welfare entitlement supplements.
As a 36 year retiree- I'm thrilled to be a Hoosier and away from the corrupt, inept state of confusion "Madiganistan Illinois"
ALways said I would never be a Hoosier but here I am having already bought a place there with 18 months to go. I do feel kinda dirty but my pocketbook will get over it.
Anonymous Anonymous said...
Anonymous Anonymous said...
No pensions for Indiana State Police!
7/23/2018 03:25:00 AM
Really asshat;
If you qualify for an unreduced benefit, you will receive a monthly payment that equals at least 50 percent of the base salary (first-class salary) the year you retire.
If you earn more than 20 years of service, you will receive another 1 percent of the base salary for each six months of active service over 20 years. The most you can receive is 12 years (or a maximum 24 percent of the base salary).
For example: If you retire with exactly 20 years of service, your benefit at retirement will be 50 percent of the base salary for your department. If you retire with 30 years of service, your benefit will be 70 percent of the base salary (1 percent every six months for an additional 10 years equals 20 percent). When you earn 32 years of service or more, your benefit at retirement will be 74 percent of the base salary of your department.
https://www.in.gov/inprs/77fundmbrhandbookrtmtbenefits.htm
7/23/2018 02:36:00 PM
Not new Officers!
The cost of running a sanctuary is not cheap.
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