Legislative aides have been working for weeks on the details of a state spending plan for the fiscal year that begins July 1. The budget negotiation process is set to go public as Republicans in the state House of Representatives said last week they will likely bring a plan to the floor the week of June 10.
The plans sticks close to one Governor Tom Corbett unveiled in his February budget address, and because the Republicans control the House by a comfortable margin, it’s almost certain they will send it to the Senate with minimal changes.
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