LuPro task force hears mid‑point affordability data and plans 10‑year plan refresh
At its July 6 meeting, the LuPro Legislative‑Executive Poverty Reduction Task Force reviewed mid‑point findings for the 10‑year plan, heard statewide affordability data showing many households fall short of a self‑sufficiency standard, discussed HR 1 impacts, and agreed to revise a previously failed LoopPro trailer bill.
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The LuPro (Legislative‑Executive Poverty Reduction) task force convened July 6 in a virtual meeting to review mid‑point findings from the 10‑year poverty reduction plan and set priorities for the coming year. Co‑chairs Representative Mia Gregerson and Secretary Angela Ramirez opened the meeting and confirmed a quorum before the task force approved the consent agenda.
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