The record does not show which option the board has chosen.
IssueStephens Countyunder consideration
Stephens County schools budget report lists two millage options for FY2025
A budget report for the Stephens County Board of Education lays out a choice between rolling back the millage rate or holding it steady, a decision that affects property tax bills.
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September 30, 2026: FY2025 millage rate option: hold steady at 14.76 mills
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The story
A budget report for the Stephens County Board of Education presents two options for the FY2025 millage rate: accept the rollback rate.
The report's second option would hold the rate steady at 14.76 mills.
The record does not show which option the board has chosen.
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Appeared on agendaproposedFY2025 millage rate option: accept rollback rate (Proposal #2)
ACCEPT ROLLBACK RATE
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FY2025 millage rate option: accept rollback rate (Proposal #2)
ACCEPT ROLLBACK RATE
Appeared on agendaproposedFY2025 millage rate option: hold steady at 14.76 mills
14.76 MILLS (HOLD STEADY)
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FY2025 millage rate option: hold steady at 14.76 mills
14.76 MILLS (HOLD STEADY)
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