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Georgia state agencies told to freeze spending and draft contingency plans
Georgia state agencies are instructed to freeze spending and submit contingency plans as part of budget preparations for the next fiscal year. Governor Brian Kemp’s administration directed agencies to maintain current spending levels and limit funding increases to urgent needs, amid criticism from the Georgia Budget and Policy Institute over prioritizing tax cuts over healthcare and education.
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