Ware County will furlough its employees one day per month to help offset an expected $125,000 budget shortfall. Public safety employees will be exempt.
At a specially called meeting Monday, county commissioners voted to implement four furlough days for the rest of the fiscal year, which ends June 30. The move will save $95,000.
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