Kansas has billions of dollars in surplus. Here are 9 ways the governor wants to spend it

Kansas Gov. Laura Kelly’s administration laid out a plan Wednesday to cut taxes while spending more on education, law enforcement and mental health services as state lawmakers consider what to do with a surplus that could top $3 billion. The details came as her administration revealed the budget plan hinted at in her State of the State address Tuesday night. “There’s a host of investments,” Budget Director Adam Proffitt told lawmakers. “There’s debt paid down. There are savings accounts. There’s investing in core programs.”
Source: KCUR News