Speaker Todd Huston
Recent News About Speaker Todd Huston
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Driving safety tips urged as Indiana schools reopen
With kids back to school, Indiana roads are once again occupied by buses carrying thousands of Hoosier students, which means all drivers on the road should be extra cautious. While these buses can slow the flow of traffic, following commonsense driver safety tips can ensure you and our students arrive home safely.
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Rush County schools receive $81K grant for safety upgrades
Rush County schools have received $81,000 for safety upgrades through the state's Secured School Safety Grant Program, supported by State Representatives Cory Criswell (R-Middletown) and Lindsay Patterson (R-Brookville).
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Indiana schools receive over $329K for safety upgrades
Local schools received more than $329,000 for safety upgrades through the state's Secured School Safety Grant Program, supported by State Rep. Lindsay Patterson (R-Brookville).
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Local school receives state funding boost for safety upgrades
MSD of Warren County has received $40,500 for safety upgrades through the state's Secured School Safety Grant Program, supported by State Representative Sharon Negele (R-Attica).
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Eastern Pulaski Community School receives state funds for safety enhancements
Eastern Pulaski Community School Corp. recently received over $39,000 for safety upgrades through the state's Secured School Safety Grant Program, supported by State Representatives Kendell Culp (R-Rensselaer) and Jack Jordan (R-Bremen).
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Newton County schools receive state funding boost for safety upgrades
Newton County schools recently received over $54,000 for safety upgrades through the state's Secured School Safety Grant Program, supported by State Representatives Michael Aylesworth (R-Hebron) and Sharon Negele (R-Attica).
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Elkhart County schools receive over $553K for safety from state grants
Elkhart County schools have received over $553,000 for safety upgrades through Indiana's Secured School Safety Grant Program, supported by local legislators. This funding is part of the state's biennial budget passed in 2023, which allocated significant investments toward school safety.
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Indiana allocates over $223K to Posey County schools for safety upgrades
Posey County schools have received over $223,000 for safety upgrades through the state's Secured School Safety Grant Program, supported by State Representative Wendy McNamara (R-Evansville). The funding is part of Indiana's biennial budget passed in 2023, which made substantial investments in school safety. A total of 499 schools across Indiana's 92 counties were awarded $24 million in state matching grants.
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State funds boost Wells County schools' safety measures with over $123K grant
Wells County schools have recently received over $123,000 for safety upgrades through the state's Secured School Safety Grant Program. This initiative is supported by State Representatives Matt Lehman (R-Berne) and Lorissa Sweet (R-Wabash).
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Jasper County schools receive state funding boost for safety upgrades
Jasper County schools have received over $122,000 for safety upgrades through the state's Secured School Safety Grant Program, supported by local legislators.
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Porter County receives over $603K for school safety upgrades
Porter County schools recently received over $603,000 for safety upgrades through the state's Secured School Safety Grant Program, supported by area lawmakers.
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Cass County schools receive over $142K for safety upgrades
Cass County schools have received over $142,000 for safety upgrades through the state's Secured School Safety Grant Program. The funding was supported by State Representatives Ethan Manning (R-Logansport) and Heath VanNatter (R-Kokomo).
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Indiana allocates $109K to Jay County schools for safety upgrades
Jay County schools have recently been awarded over $109,000 for safety upgrades through the state's Secured School Safety Grant Program. This initiative is supported by State Representatives Matt Lehman (R-Berne) and J.D. Prescott (R-Union City).
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Howard County receives state funding boost for school safety upgrades
Howard County schools recently received over $341,000 for safety upgrades through the state's Secured School Safety Grant Program. The funding is supported by State Representatives Mike Karickhoff (R-Kokomo) and Heath VanNatter (R-Kokomo).
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State Reps. Borders and Lindauer announce funding boost for local school safety upgrades
Daviess County schools have received over $124,400 for safety upgrades through the state's Secured School Safety Grant Program, supported by State Representatives Bruce Borders (R-Jasonville) and Shane Lindauer (R-Jasper).
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Lake County schools receive over 1.8 million dollars for safety upgrades
Lake County schools have recently received over $1.8 million for safety upgrades through the state's Secured School Safety Grant Program, supported by local legislators.
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State allocates over $73K for Fulton County school safety upgrades
Fulton County schools have been allocated over $73,000 for safety enhancements through the state's Secured School Safety Grant Program, supported by State Representative Jack Jordan (R-Bremen).
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Hamilton County receives over $644K state funding boost for school safety upgrades
Hamilton County schools have recently received over $644,000 for safety upgrades through the state's Secured School Safety Grant Program, supported by local legislators.
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Local schools receive state funding boost for safety upgrades
Marshall County schools recently received over $216,000 for safety upgrades through the state's Secured School Safety Grant Program, supported by State Representatives Jack Jordan (R-Bremen) and Jake Teshka (R-North Liberty).
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Indiana allocates over $132K for Washington County school safety upgrades
Washington County schools have received over $132,000 for safety upgrades through the state's Secured School Safety Grant Program, with support from local legislators. The funding is part of Indiana's biennial budget passed in 2023, which allocated significant resources for school safety. In total, 499 schools across Indiana's 92 counties were awarded $24 million in state matching grants.