At that meeting, Councilman James Turner made an amended motion, approved by all, to table a proposal to raise the millage rate to 6.2 until all requested information could be presented.
IssueAltoon hold
Alto Town Council tables proposed 6.2-mill rate increase
The council postponed a vote on raising the millage rate, which sets how much property owners pay in local taxes, until more information is provided.
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October 21, 2025: Raising millage rate to 6.2
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The Town of Alto Council voted to schedule public hearings on a proposed millage rate that could range between 4.9 and 6.2 mills.
SourcesOctober 14, 2025
A public hearing on the millage rate was set for 6:00pm at a called council meeting.
SourcesOctober 21, 2025
At that meeting, Councilman James Turner made an amended motion, approved by all, to table a proposal to raise the millage rate to 6.2 until all requested information could be presented.
SourcesOctober 21, 2025
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Public Hearing 6:00pm-Millage Rate
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Millage Rate
Public Hearing 6:00pm-Millage Rate
TabledconfirmedRaising millage rate to 6.2
Councilman James Turner made an amended motion to table the millage rate until all information requested could be presented
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Raising millage rate to 6.2
Councilman James Turner made an amended motion to table the millage rate until all information requested could be presented
ApprovedconfirmedScheduling public hearings on proposed millage rate
PJ Huggins made a motion to schedule the Public hearings with the proposed millage rate
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Scheduling public hearings on proposed millage rate
PJ Huggins made a motion to schedule the Public hearings with the proposed millage rate
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