 Maryland's future budgets are in rough shape. There are massive deficits projected in the years ahead. Things are not going great this year either. And now Governor Wes Moore says it's time to start doing some trimming. WTOP's Sandra Jones has more. Governor Wes Moore wants to tackle this fiscal year budget by reducing state spending. The plan calls for nearly $150 million to be exact. Administration officials told reporters during an afternoon briefing that the proposal would cut up to 25% of the state's Department of Public Works budget.