Gov. Mike Dunleavy has vetoed $215 million from the state budget, about 4% of $4.6 billion spending in unrestricted general fund dollars on public services and construction projects.
“Overall, there weren’t large cuts to existing programs,” Dunleavy said July 1, explaining his veto decisions. His office further explained that no current state employees would lose their jobs because of the vetoes.
He reduced the Legislature’s spending plans for the state ferry system, legal aid for…
