Arizona’s budget fulfills and protects the second phase of the 20x2020 plan — boosting teacher pay 5 percent this year and 20 percent by school year 2020.

This budget invests in the people who keep us safe — delivering pay raises for state troopers, correctional officers, child safety caseworkers and more.

This budget brings the Rainy Day Fund to a record-breaking $1 billion balance, making sure Arizona is prepared for the next economic downturn.

To protect the health and safety of our kids in school, Arizona's budget includes a significant investment to hire more school counselors and cops on campus.

Arizona’s budget adds funding to accelerate the widening of I-17, easing congestion and reducing delays on this critical route to northern Arizona.

This budget includes $56 million of new funding to expand access to quality child care for low-income, working parents of as many as 5,000 children.

The budget invests in expanding career and technical education programs at high schools and community colleges to prepare students for jobs of the future.

While making critical investments in education, public safety, the Rainy Day Fund and more, this budget remains balanced — without raising taxes.

Arizona is hiring 48 new State Troopers for the Border Strike Force, the Wrong-Way Driver Night Watch and the new Loop 202 South Mountain Freeway.