North Carolina House to vote on $1.7B COVID-19 spending bill

By Washington Examiner

Published March 3, 2021 1:00pm ET

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North Carolina House to vote on $1.7B COVID-19 spending bill — The North Carolina House is expected Wednesday to approve a COVID-19 relief package that spends $1.7 billion in federal aid. House Bill 196 includes $600 million for COVID-19 testing, tracing and other prevention tasks. It allocates funding to support schools, colleges, universities, farms, fisheries and small businesses, and it bolsters mental health and substance abuse […]

The North Carolina House is expected Wednesday to approve a COVID-19 relief package that spends $1.7 billion in federal aid.

House Bill 196 includes $600 million for COVID-19 testing, tracing and other prevention tasks. It allocates funding to support schools, colleges, universities, farms, fisheries and small businesses, and it bolsters mental health and substance abuse services.

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