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Habersham County Board of Tax Assessors approves FY2025/2026 budget

The approved spending plan funds the office that values property for county taxes, including hundreds of thousands in contracted appraisal services.

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February 25, 2025: FY2025/2026 Board of Assessors budget submitted to Finance

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What this means now

Where it stands

At the Board's February 25, 2025 meeting, staff told members the 2025/2026 budget had been provided to each of them and was being submitted to the county's Finance department.

The story

On February 11, 2025, the Habersham County Board of Tax Assessors' meeting agenda listed the 2025/2026 budget for the Tax Assessors' Office.

SourcesAgenda

That same day, the Board approved the FY2025/2026 budget as revised in a unanimous vote, on a motion by Jimmy Dean seconded by Denise York. The budget totals $524,690.25 and includes $385,000 for contracted services (McCormick), $12,000 for legal services, $15,767 for travel expense and $2,100 for per diem.

SourcesMeeting4727_02.11.25 BOA Minutes.pdf

At the Board's February 25, 2025 meeting, staff told members the 2025/2026 budget had been provided to each of them and was being submitted to the county's Finance department.

SourcesMeeting4728_02.25.25 Board of Assessor Minutes.pdf

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FY2025/2026 Board of Assessors budget submitted to Finance

Ms. Garmon informed the Board she had provided each of the members with the 2025/2026 budget that she will submit upstairs to Finance this afternoon.

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2025/2026 Budget for the Tax Assessors' Office

2025/2026 Budget for Office

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FY2025/2026 Budget for the Tax Assessors Department

Motion made by Jimmy Dean to approve the 2025/2026 Budget as revised; seconded by Denise York; voted unanimously to approve motion.

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