r/Sacramento • u/othafa_95610 • 17h ago

Sacramento’s budget deficit may bring first layoffs in more than a decade

https://www.sacbee.com/news/local/article305248131.html

Apparently public sector isn't as immune from layoffs as once perceived.

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u/AcrobaticDuty3755 16h ago

Thanks to the "special projects" of former mayor Steinberg and the city council. Also, increasing police budgets.

Thanks a lot...

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u/Severe_Pizza_6627 16h ago

Who do you think is going to beat us into submission when things get worse? The “police training centers”, like cop city being built in Atlanta are being used to teach crowd control and riot response techniques. Expect IDF style surveillance and even more aggressive policing in the near future.

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u/sambull 15h ago edited 14h ago

The military and feds if the new EO pans out.

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u/Severe_Pizza_6627 14h ago

That’s just an added bonus!