Pennsylvania Budget Reforms Cut State Debt
A Pennsylvania official recalls implementing the first state budget, imposing uniform accounts and strict fiscal controls to stop wasteful deficits. By June 1926, $26.7 million of an $80.6 million debt was paid, with a surplus in the treasury enabling continued pay-as-you-go finances and timely school district payments.
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Reorganization under administrative code trims state waste
The state budget gains less cost and better service as the administrative code restructures government into fifteen departments and three commissions, tying spending to the governor and merit. It reshapes hiring with job classification and promotion by merit, ending campaigns with treasurer-like demands, and promises more efficient state work for three quarters the prior cost.
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