13 Feb 2012

Joint Legislative Public Hearing on 2012-2013 Executive Budget Proposal: Topic "Housing"

Legislation Office Building

09:30 AM to 11:30 AM Archived Video

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Testimony By Barbara Lamphere

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Testimony By Commissioner/CEO Darryl C. Towns

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Joint Legislative Public Hearing on 2012-2013 Executive Budget Proposal: Topic "Housing"

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Joint Legislative Public Hearing on 2012-2013 Executive Budget Proposal: Topic "Housing"

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