Butte county leaders are working on a plan to keep things running under Gov.
Gavin Newsom's revised budget
Butte county leaders are working on a plan to keep things running under Gov.
Gavin Newsom's revised budget
### butte county's facing millions of dollars in budget cuts.
The coronavirus is causing governor gavin newsom to re-do his 2021 budget plan.
The state went from a 54 billion dollar surplus to a 21 billion dollar shortfall.
Butte county chief administrative officer sheri mc- cracken told action news now we could see an eight-million dollar hit to social services like adoption and foster care..
"i am afraid that its going to affect my daughter, my kids were taken in cps after the quarantine i was separated from my daughter i have had phone appointments and some days the days you get turned away like i get turned away from seeing my daughter it breaks my heart," 'mccracken' says the loss of sales tax is the biggest reason for the shortfall.
Overall butte county could take a 16 million dollar hit.
District officials showed parents and teachers three different plans for when students head back to school.
WTVA anchor Craig Ford talked with medical professionals and the mayors of Amory, Starkville and Tupelo. This is part of WTVA's..