Furloughed staff includes the management, except for the sheriff, and civilian staffers in both the sheriff's office and corrections. Perez, who had struggled for months with the board over needed cuts to his budget, said the move to furloughs instead of layoffs was preferred by the staff.
Perez declined to comment on what exactly his legal concerns are.
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