WA Gov. Inslee freezes nonessential hiring, spending amid projected $10B-$12B budget gap
Gov. Jay Inslee has asked executive and small cabinet agency directors to freeze discretionary hiring. Reacting to Washington’s looming budget shortfall, Gov. Jay Inslee on Monday directed state agencies to freeze nonessential hiring. Inslee also issued ...
Gov. Inslee imposes spending freeze to deal with $10B-$12B operating budget gap
Washington state Gov. Jay Inslee is calling for a freeze on hiring, services contracts, goods and equipment purchases, and travel to deal with a projected operating budget shortfall between $10 billion and $12 billion over the next four years. The shortfall exists despite the state’s record $72 billion budget.
As the state tries to balance its budget, number-crunchers are looking hard at Washington's youngest residents, children ...
Washington lawmakers have begun teeing up legislation ahead of the 2025 session. Permanent standard time, immigration ...
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Washington Secretary of Health Umair Shah said Tuesday he will step down next month, joining other state agency leaders ...
The move comes as the state struggles with growing demand for space at its juvenile corrections facilities amidst a spike in ...
With overcrowding at Washington’s two juvenile detention centers, the Department of Children, Youth and Families is asking ...
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Gov. Inslee imposes WA spending, hiring freezeWashington Governor Jay Inslee says he is implementing a hiring and spending freeze as the state faces a “significant operating budget deficit." ...
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