Local Governments Suffer Under State Budget
30 July 2000 - 8:30am
The passage of the state budget late last month begins another year of belt tightening by city and county governments.
This year, San Mateo County Manager, John Maltbie has had enough of politics-as-usual. In an in-depth interview, Metro Investment Report captures Maltbie's passion for this issue. Keeping human consequences in the fore, Maltbie gives his account of the troubled history of State/local fiscal relations and outlines the next steps for those demanding change.
Full Story:
The State Budget Offered Little Relief to Counties--And Too Few of Our Leaders Are Upset
Source:
The Metro Investment Report, July 26, 2000
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