and pass a budget by June 30 — the end of the fiscal year — the state Senate and Assembly sent Murphy a revised $54.3 billion budget that included an additional $1 billion in spending. But the $200 million for premium relief was gone, said Michael Cerra, executive director for the League of Municipalities.
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