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Posted: 7:29 AM May 31, 2007
Child Care Remains for Madison Workers
State Republicans tried to end a child care subsidy for Madison workers.
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It's a perk available only to state employees that work in Downtown Madison.
Today, Republicans on the legislature's budget-writing committee tried unsuccessfully to end it.
At issue is a $268,000 annual state subsidy for child care services.
The subsidy goes to a Downtown Madison Care Center that's used by about 100 state workers.
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