A bill aimed at providing relief to organizations and agencies who receive state funding pass through the senate earlier this week.
Before the Senate left Harrisburg this week, they passed a bill that would prevent any interest being accumulated on loans give out by the Treasury Department during the budget impasse.
It passed by a vote of 29 to 20 but will not see any movement until the house returns on October 27.
If signed into law, the bill is retroactive so any loans given out during dating back to beginning of the impasse would have interest wiped away.
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