Michigan's Governor Rick Snyder presented the 2016 state budget on Wednesday.

The proposed budget is $54 billion, which will be spent on several areas.  Snyder would like to focus on skilled trades, education, increasing the reading level for third-grade students and adding more state troopers to the road to "make Michigan a safer place."

  • There will be an increase in the per-pupil funding of $75 for K-12 schools.
  • To prevent tuition increases of more than 2.8 percent there will be a 2 percent increase in aid to universities in Michigan.
  • Dental coverage for families with lower incomes is also part of the 2016 budget.
  • 3/4 of the budget will be dedicated to funding education and combining the heath and human services of the state.

Watch the Governors plan here:

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