The Maryland Attorney General’s Office has collected $12 million dollars from perpetrators of Medicaid fraud so far this fiscal year, more than six times the amount recovered in all of fiscal 2012.
The Maryland Attorney General’s Office has collected $12 million dollars from perpetrators of Medicaid fraud so far this fiscal year, more than six times the amount recovered in all of fiscal 2012.
Gov. O’Malley proposes a $37.3 billion budget without new taxes or major cuts, while offering a boost in state worker pay; among the highlights: a boost in public safety funds to local jurisdictions; $31.5 million for the Chesapeake Bay Trust Fund; and school construction funding; the state scraps its plan to build a juvenile jail in Baltimore City; Senate President Miller wants to add “teacher killers” to death penalty eligibility list; Sen. Kittleman suggests recording committee meetings for transparency; would be gubernatorial candidate Harford Exec Craig fails to meet financial disclosure deadline; but Lt. Gov. Brown and Howard Exec Ken Ulman make theirs; and jury for Arundel Exec Leopold expected to be seated today.
Gov. Martin O’Malley on Wednesday proposed a total budget for fiscal 2014 of $37.3 billion, a $1.5 billion increase or 4.3% more than this year’s total spending, including money set aside as a surplus and rainy day fund.
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