Fairfax County Executive Anthony Griffin will roll out an early round of spending cuts today as county policymakers seek to suture a growing budget crisis.
Griffin also is expected to deliver the latest predictions on next fiscal year’s shortfall, which has expanded dramatically from the $430 million projected this summer. Officials in October revised that budget gap up to $500 million and today expect to see it widen yet again.
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