House Republicans successfully advanced their top priorities, including many new laws to benefit Hoosiers across the state. Check out our blog series and follow #NewIndianaLaws on social media for highlights of laws enacted this legislative session.
House Speaker Brian C. Bosma announced interim committee assignments for members of the Indiana House of Representatives. Many interim committees will begin meeting in July with a majority of work being concluded by the end of October.
View the full listHouse Republicans successfully advanced their top priorities during the 2018 legislative session. Lawmakers passed legislation providing a funding boost for K-12 schools, strengthening Indiana’s workforce, attacking the opioid epidemic and increasing government efficiency.
Learn MoreNext Level Veterans unites public and private organizations in order to employ more military personnel leaving service and retain veterans who are already in the state. The program aims to connect veterans with high-wage career opportunities where they can utilize the skills they learned in the military.
Get StartedPassed legislation, motions, bill comparison documents and fiscal notes have been updated for the special session that took place on May 14.
Learn MoreNearly 95,000 jobs need to be filled in high-demand industries, and by 2025 there will be an estimated 1 million job openings. To meet immediate and future workforce demands, the state launched nextleveljobs.org to connect job seekers with local training and employers.
Next Level JobsHoosier employers can help identify duplicative or redundant state reporting requirements using a new online portal. The easy-to-use website is part of an overall effort to further reduce unnecessary government regulations and costs, and streamline processes.
Get StartedHouse Enrolled Act 1001, Indiana’s State Biennial Budget, funds key priorities while upholding our commitment to fiscal integrity and maintaining strong reserves.
Learn MoreTuition support distribution estimates by school.
View the full listIndiana stands out as the No. 1 state for government administration in the U.S. News Best States ranking based on fiscal stability, budget transparency, government digitalization and state integrity.
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