ND Leaders Limiting Allocation Of Federal Money

(Bismarck, ND)  --  North Dakota leaders are limiting allocations of federal aid to avoid complications with a new law.  The law limits the Emergency Commission to spending only 50-million dollars during each budget term.  The law went into effect earlier this year after the legislature overrode Governor Doug Burgum's veto.  The state has more than a billion dollars in federal aid available, much of it from COVID relief or the federal stimulus package.