Community Media Public Benefit Bill: H.575 and S.181: Vermont Senate Committee on Finance - Testimony of S. 181 Community Media Public Benefit Bill
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Testimony of the Community Media Public Benefit Bill S.181 at the Senate Committee on Finance.
On Tuesday, Lauren-Glenn Davitian provided testimony at the request of the Senate Finance Committee, on the revenue gap that AMOs need to fill with a new revenue stream. LG presented on revenues and expenses, with charts showing the anticipated gap from 2024 to 2030, and said that $3 million would fill the average annual gap across that period of time.
S.181 as introduced:
https://legislature.vermont.gov/Documents/2024/Docs/BILLS/S-0181/S-0181%20As%20Introduced.pdf
LG's Testimony:
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