For the second year in a row, the Kentucky state government has a small budget surplus. The fiscal year closed with an extra $83 million in revenue from the general fund and an extra $31 million in the road fund. The surpluses are slight, and their use is limited to two areas. The first priority is emergency expenses, such as storm relief. Whatever remains after that will go into the rainy day fund, which was drained in recession years.
Kentucky Posts Slight Budget Surplus
