US EditionFerguson outlines plan to address $15 billion budget shortfall
- Washington State Governor Bob Ferguson detailed his plans to address a projected $15 billion budget shortfall over the next four years.
- Ferguson proposed saving $3.9 billion through government efficiencies and called for a review of spending not yet implemented.
- He emphasized maintaining investments in education and public safety while suggesting most state employees take a furlough day per month.
- Some community members expressed concern over the proposed cuts, fearing they may impact services and funding for essential care and education.
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Ferguson proposes $4B in cuts to Washington state budget
State officials look to solve a shortfall estimated to be $12 billion or more.
·Mercer Island, United States
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