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Ocean City - Maryland, faces a projected deficit billion dollars as officials prepare a budget for 2013, said Governor Martin O'Malley.
Overall, the deficit comes mainly from the General Fund from a "background color" is necessary to maintain the wastewater treatment, and financing of transport infrastructure, said O'Malley. Governor comments on Saturday came at the close of the annual Maryland Association of Counties meeting in Ocean City Convention Center.
"I wish I could say that the choices we have to do this year is easier, but not", said dozens of participants Mack. "While we expect revenues higher than originally projected ... We need to make more cuts. And at the same time, protect the future of our children, we must be open to new revenue."
After his speech, when asked what he had in mind for new revenue, O'Malley said, "I'm not talking about the present."
Appeals of Maryland "one of the state and local bureaucracies smaller lean," O'Malley praised for bond ratings highest state - a distinction earned by only eight other states, he said - while punishing the Members of Congress recently characterized the behavior that the fiscal mismanagement.
"We were prepared to counter what they saboteurs of the economy in Congress has prevented our government to do, and it is to choose a balanced approach. A balanced approach has been to Maryland through the past five very, very difficult years better than most states, "he said.
Job creation remains a major talking O'Malley, a Democrat. The governor said he recently wrote to officials in each county of Maryland, asking leaders for their top three current projects that will create jobs. The idea is to "accelerate the approval process to cut the red tape" and get people working.
