State deficit could shift tax burden to counties

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With economic forecasters predicting a $1 billion deficit in Maryland, the state?s county administrators will have to work harder to ensure the imbalance doesn?t shift unfairly to local governments, officials said.

County budget security tops a list of proposed policy initiatives next year for the Maryland Association of Counties, an umbrella group that advocates for county governments to the state government, executive director David Bliden said Thursday.

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