For fiscal year 2009, Governor Perdue says Georgia had a 10.5% drop in revenue collections.
The governor says that for the fiscal year, the decline was 10.5%.
Figures released by the governor's office show revenues for last month of $1,364,350,000 compared with $1,618,879,000 for June 2008, a decrease of more than $250 million.
Declines were seen in collections from income tax, sales tax and motor fuel tax.
Worsening revenues have forced state agencies to make substantial budget cuts and to furlough workers.
