Category: George A Nardone Media

Rep. Nardone: H8171

5/12/2022

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Representative George Nardone addresses a fiscal relief plan he sponsored for the Central Coventry Fire District, using $1.3M of the federal ARPA funds:

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Rep. George Nardone with Jim Hummel - Central Coventry Fire District

4/5/2022

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Representative George Nardone responds to Central Coventry Fire District request for ARPA funds to remain solvent.

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Rep. Nardone: Residual Funding Concerns

12/17/2021

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State Representative George Nardone discusses residual funding concerns with the Governor's allocations plan for the federal relief funds in House Finance Hearing.

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Rep Nardone: Technical Assistance Funding

12/17/2021

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Rep. Nardone: Hospital Staff Shortages

12/17/2021

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State Representative George Nardone discusses Hospital Staffing concerns during House Finance Hearing.

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Rep Nardone: Unemployment Insurance Trust Fund Solvency

10/21/2021

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House Finance Committee (October 20, 2021)

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FY21 Small Business COVID Relief Amendment Comments Representative Nardone

12/17/2020

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