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Capitol Journal

April 9, 2019

Season 11 Episode 31 | 26m 42sVideo has Closed Captions

Rep. Margie Wilcox, (R) - Mobile

We report on the House taking up the $2.1 billion General Fund budget. We will also report on a Senate committee approving a bill that would stop state sheriffs from pocketing leftover jail food funds. And we’re joined by Rep. Margie Wilcox, who will discuss how the gas tax increase will benefit the port in Mobile and her amendment that would provide for more transparency.

04/09/2019

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Capitol Journal

April 9, 2019

Season 11 Episode 31 | 26m 42sVideo has Closed Captions

We report on the House taking up the $2.1 billion General Fund budget. We will also report on a Senate committee approving a bill that would stop state sheriffs from pocketing leftover jail food funds. And we’re joined by Rep. Margie Wilcox, who will discuss how the gas tax increase will benefit the port in Mobile and her amendment that would provide for more transparency.

04/09/2019

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