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Ellen Allen and Ed Weber: Sequester 2013 bad for W.Va.
CHARLESTON, W.Va. -- Most West Virginians understand that the automatic Sequestration 2013 cuts mandated on March 1cut government spending across all agencies by approximately 10 percent, but few people understand the real life impact that those cuts will have on our community, and especially the most disadvantaged, the poor and homeless.
That is why Covenant House is reaching out to encourage our senatorial leadership to fully restore the $2.231 billion for HUD's McKinney-Vento Homeless Assistance Grants in the final fiscal year 2013 funding legislation.
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Ellen Allen and Ed Weber: Sequester 2013 bad for W.Va.
CHARLESTON, W.Va. -- Most West Virginians understand that the automatic Sequestration 2013 cuts mandated on March 1cut government spending across all agencies by approximately 10 percent, but few people understand the real life impact that those cuts will have on our community, and especially the most disadvantaged, the poor and homeless.
That is why Covenant House is reaching out to encourage our senatorial leadership to fully restore the $2.231 billion for HUD's McKinney-Vento Homeless Assistance Grants in the final fiscal year 2013 funding legislation.
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