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Committee hears Economics Arkansas is funded $400,000 under special language
Summary
Senator Love asked whether Economics Arkansas is a special‑language line item and how much it received; department staff confirmed Economics Arkansas receives $400,000 in the current year and said the appropriation is written in special language.
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Senator Love asked whether the financial‑literacy program identified as "Economics Arkansas" was written into special legislative language and how much it receives. Department staff confirmed the program receives a special‑language appropriation of $400,000.
"400,000," Greg Rogers said when asked to confirm the figure, and he confirmed to the committee that Economics Arkansas appears to be the only financial‑literacy program written into special language in the packet materials. Members asked follow‑up questions about program scope and delivery; department staff said they would provide additional program details on request.
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