Dubbed “historical and transformational” by Cabinet officials, Gov. Mike Parson’s recommended budget includes multiple one-time projects, investments in state workers, and higher education grants.
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"Moving ahead, 2022 must then be a year that charts a path for where our economy goes next."
Electric and gas customers will see an increase on their bills beginning Feb. 28, 2022, increasing Ameren’s annual revenues for electric services by $220 million and gas by $5 million overall.
With supply chain issues impacting various industries, agriculture and business leaders are taking note of the project as well.
"This infrastructure helps ensure our small towns have the best access possible to clean drinking water, good-paying jobs, and high-speed internet, which all help to boost rural economies and build back a better America."
Michelle Hataway was named the director of the Regional Engagement Division while Shad Burner will take over as director of federal initiatives.
"As a farmer myself, I understand what is needed – A government that works for you during tough times, and leaders that use common sense toward regulation."
The PSC approved Empire District Electric Company’s first round of programs under Missouri’s clean energy investment policies Wednesday.
A spokesperson for Missouri's labor department said immigration matters were left up to federal agencies.
Missouri Chamber President Dan Mehan said investing in ports could remedy immediate concerns surrounding the nation’s supply chain.