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Sweeping federal workforce cuts raise concerns for Tuolumne County officials, tourism advocates

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Tuolumne County government and tourism administrators expressed concerns this week about Stanislaus National Forest firings, early retirements, the federal hiring freeze, the forest’s inability to hire temporary staff, and what they could mean on the ground in the county.

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Sweeping federal workforce cuts raise concerns for Tuolumne County officials, tourism advocates

Tuolumne County government and tourism administrators expressed concerns this week about Stanislaus National Forest firings, early retirements, the federal hiring freeze, the forest’s inability to hire temporary staff, and what they could mean on the ground in the county.

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The Union Democrat broke the news in 3 days ago on Thursday, February 20, 2025.

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