It seems so based on HoCo Exec Ken Ulman's comments during a Baltimore radio show.
Ulman said a dozen or so people could be laid off and other workers furloughed if the state legislature follows through with budget cuts.
The Sun offered this excerpt from the conversation:
"Everything is on the table," Ulman said, speaking on Dan Rodricks' call-in radio show on WYRP. "You're going to see some reductions in services - parks not maintained, some reduction in library hours."
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