ANNAPOLIS – Budget analysts warned Maryland lawmakers on Wednesday that the state is facing a $1.6 billion hole in fiscal 2012, which cannot be plugged without a drastic cut in services.
“There are some serious financial issues to be addressed,” said Warren Deschenaux, director of policy analysis for the Maryland Department of Legislative Services.
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