Gov. Walker Touts Millions in State Savings
Report: investigations of DHS public assistance program, elimination of collective bargaining have saved millions in 2012.
Wisconsin's state government has saved millions of dollars so far in 2012 following cutbacks in overtime pay and cracking down on food assistance "fraud," according to a new report. In a press release Tuesday, Gov. Scott Walker touted these savings detailed in a state task force report, and he cited the state's commitment to "reducing waste," putting the issue in financial terms. "We are continuously looking for ways to reduce waste in government," Walker said. "Suggestions from state employees and citizens are a huge help, they help taxpayers get a better return on their investment from the state. Every dollar saved we can invest back into our local communities or return to taxpayers." The report reviews a move by Walker last fall to …

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