Kaine’s cuts would target Prince William jail, disabled residents

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Widespread cuts proposed by outgoing Virginia Gov. Tim Kaine would mean reductions in funding for the Prince William County jail and the county’s disabled residents, among others, the Board of Supervisors was told Tuesday.

“Total impact to the county will be just south of $4.7 million,” said Dana Fenton, the county’s director of legislative affairs, as he outlined the services that would suffer under Kaine’s budget plan.

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