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Whitmer tells state staff to count on a finances or continuation deal

By Editorial Board Published September 30, 2025 4 Min Read
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Whitmer tells state staff to count on a finances or continuation deal

LANSING, Mich. (WLNS) — Michigan Governor Gretchen Whitmer advised state staff Tuesday to indicate as much as work Wednesday, anticipating a state finances or continuation deal to cross earlier than the Oct. 1 deadline.

“Tomorrow, state government will continue and work will go on in the legislature to finalize a balanced, bipartisan state budget this week,” said Whitmer. As drafting continues, I’m grateful to legislators on both sides of the aisle for their work and I am ready to conduct a final legal review and sign it into law after they send me the budget. Meanwhile, state government will continue providing uninterrupted services and all state employees will work tomorrow, getting things done for their fellow Michiganders. We’re almost there. Let’s get it done.”

State lawmakers have till 11:59 p.m. Tuesday to cross the finances, however Whitmer says operations will proceed as normal, telling representatives of UAW Native 6000 — the union for state staff — to proceed coming into work regardless of the looming shutdown.

Advocates urge Michigan legislators to cross state finances

As of Tuesday, it has been 90 days because the constitutional deadline for the legislature to cross a finances. This comes because the federal authorities finds itself in an analogous scenario, having but to cross a federal finances. Congress faces the identical deadline because the Michigan legislature — 11:59 p.m. Tuesday.

Final Thursday, officers introduced that legislators had come to a tentative deal to cross the finances, agreeing to a “framework” addressing essential points for each Democrats and Republicans — together with highway and college funding with a further 24% wholesale tax on marijuana that can fund highway initiatives.

Michigan Home Speaker Matt Corridor mentioned throughout a Thursday press convention that the finances is extra carefully aligned with the finances proposed by Home Republicans. In the meantime, Senate Majority Chief Winnie Brinks mentioned that whereas the finances is not “perfect,” she believes it’ll nonetheless profit Michiganders.

Lawmakers attain deal to cross state finances forward of deadline

Whitmer mentioned final Thursday that lawmakers would proceed to fulfill to fine-tune and finalize the finances. Presently, lawmakers haven’t handed a state finances or continuation deal, however officers stay assured it’ll cross.

“We made progress over the weekend eliminating waste, fraud and abuse so we can finally fund our top needs as a state,” said Hall. “We are working hard to draft these bills now so we can lock in this plan and get state government moving in the right direction.”

Brinks agrees, saying lawmakers are working as rapidly as potential to cross a finances.

“Residents can rest assured that we are working in tandem and share a commitment to getting the budget done as soon as the bills are ready,” mentioned Brinks.

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