The Maryland Democrat pitches the cuts just 10 days after the fiscal year started, citing fears that key priorities will run out of cash.
Helene Grady, Maryland Gov. Wes Moore's budget chief, discusses the administration's $63.1 billion budget plan for the state during a news conference, Jan. 20. Maryland Gov. Wes Moore proposed $150 million worth of targeted cuts to state spending on Wednesday to finance a child-care subsidy program he has championed and to cover unpredictable Medicaid expenses, his administration said.
The reductions proposed Wednesday affect local health departments, planned raises for public defenders, a drone security program for the Port of Baltimore Enrollment exploded in the state’s child-care subsidy program over the past two years, prompting the governor to try to tamp down costs by implementing a co-pay for most families.
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