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EXECUTIVE ORDER NUMBER THIRTY-FOUR TO: HEADS OF ALL STATE DEPARTMENTS AND AGENCIES RE: RE-ESTABLISHING A RETIREMENT BENEFIT STUDY COMMITTEE WHEREAS, the Governmental Accounting Standards Board (“GASB”) has issued Statement No. 75, “Accounting and Financial Reporting for Postemployment Benefits Other Than Pensions”; and WHEREAS, post-retirement benefits other than pensions in Delaware consist of health care insurance […]
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EXECUTIVE ORDER NUMBER THIRTY-THREE TO: HEADS OF ALL STATE DEPARTMENTS AND AGENCIES RE: CREATING THE OVERSIGHT COMMITTEE ON OPPORTUNITY FUNDING WHEREAS, Delaware now has over 13,000 English learner students in schools across the state; and WHEREAS, Delaware now has over 43,000 students from low-income families; and WHEREAS, a key recommendation from taskforces, workgroups, and committees […]
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EXECUTIVE ORDER NUMBER THIRTY-TWO TO: HEADS OF ALL STATE DEPARTMENTS AND AGENCIES RE: RE-ESTABLISHING A RETIREMENT BENEFIT STUDY COMMITTEE WHEREAS, the Governmental Accounting Standards Board (“GASB”) has issued Statement No. 75, “Accounting and Financial Reporting for Postemployment Benefits Other Than Pensions”; and WHEREAS, post-retirement benefits other than pensions in Delaware consist of health care insurance […]
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EXECUTIVE ORDER NUMBER THIRTY-ONE TO: HEADS OF ALL STATE DEPARTMENTS AND AGENCIES RE: REESTABLISHMENT OF THE STATEWIDE LABOR-MANAGEMENT COMMITTEE WHEREAS, the policy of the State is to promote harmonious and cooperative relations among the State, its employees, and the labor organizations that represent many State employees for collective bargaining and other related purposes; and WHEREAS, […]
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EXECUTIVE ORDER NUMBER THIRTY TO: HEADS OF ALL STATE DEPARTMENTS AND AGENCIES RE: DELAWARE’S CONTINUING COMMITMENT TO RESPECTFUL WORKPLACE WHEREAS, the State of Delaware is committed to promoting equal employment opportunities and a respectful workplace free of unlawful discrimination; and WHEREAS, Delaware law, Executive Order and/or Merit Rules prohibit discrimination in State employment based on […]
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EXECUTIVE ORDER NUMBER TWENTY-NINE TO: HEADS OF ALL STATE DEPARTMENTS AND AGENCIES RE: (1) ALLOCATION AND SUB-ALLOCATION OF STATE PRIVATE ACTIVITY BOND VOLUME CAP FOR CALENDAR YEAR 2019 AND (2) REALLOCATION OF STATE PRIVATE ACTIVITY BOND VOLUME CAP FOR CALENDAR YEAR 2018 WHEREAS, the Internal Revenue Service issued Revenue Procedure 2018-57, which provides the State […]
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EXECUTIVE ORDER NUMBER TWENTY-EIGHT TO: HEADS OF ALL STATE DEPARTMENTS AND AGENCIES RE: STATE EMPLOYEE OBLIGATIONS DURING SEVERE WEATHER CONDITIONS AND EMERGENCIES WHEREAS, the Governor may declare a State of Emergency (“SOE”) upon a finding that an emergency or disaster has occurred or that such occurrence or threat of that occurrence is imminent;and WHEREAS, the […]
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EXECUTIVE ORDER NUMBER TWENTY-SEVEN TO: HEADS OF ALL STATE DEPARTMENTS AND AGENCIES RE: CREATING THE STATE OF DELAWARE CORRECTIONAL REENTRY COMMISSION WHEREAS, approximately 23,000 incarcerated adults are released from the State of Delaware (“State”) Department of Correction (“DOC”) facilities annually; and WHEREAS, approximately 76% of persons released from DOC facilities are rearrested within three years, […]
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EXECUTIVE ORDER NUMBER TWENTY-SIX TO: HEADS OF ALL STATE DEPARTMENTS AND AGENCIES RE: REAUTHORIZING THE DELAWARE ECONOMIC & FINANCIAL ADVISORY COUNCIL (DEFAC) WHEREAS, a bipartisan commitment to balanced budgets and sound financial planning has fostered Delaware’s reputation for fiscal prudence and budgetary restraint, which are further bolstered by the State’s constitutional limitations on state government […]
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EXECUTIVE ORDER NUMBER TWENTY-FIVE TO: HEADS OF ALL STATE DEPARTMENTS AND AGENCIES RE: ESTABLISHING DELAWARE HEALTH CARE SPENDING AND QUALITY BENCHMARKS WHEREAS, Delaware’s per capita health care spending consistently ranks in the top ten highest spending states and has historically outpaced economic growth in Delaware; and WHEREAS, enhanced transparency and shared accountability for spending and […]
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