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KATE. THANK YOU. ALSO AT TODAY’S BOARD OF PUBLIC WORKS, THE STATE APPROVED THE BUYOUTS OF HUNDREDS OF STATE EMPLOYEES. MORE THAN 300 EMPLOYEES LEFT THEIR ROLES IN SEPTEMBER. THEIR POSITIONS WERE THEN ...