With no votes against it, the Georgia House of Representatives overwhelmingly voted to create a new safety alert, the Autism Missing Person Alert System.

House lawmakers signed off on a revised $37.7 billion budget for next year that includes increases in spending for education, prisons and housing but lacked the splashy infusion of one-time spending that made this year’s spending plan swell to more than $40 billion.

Burns talked about what he thinks are some the highlights of that budget: $23 million for literacy initiatives, $25 million for school safety measures, and $20 million for student mental health services.