• Alex Nitkin
    JUL 16, 2020
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    Commissioners to probe for cuts in county offices as budget gap forces an ‘extremely tight belt’

    Cook County is expected to see a nearly $300 million drop in revenue this year due to the coronavirus pandemic.


    Cook County Commissioners are preparing to embark next week on a grim mission to probe more than a dozen county offices for potential cuts as they stare into a budget abyss opened by the Covid-19 epidemic.
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