Stephens County
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Where is public money being raised or spent?Public Money issues in Stephens County
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A prioritized project list could shape how the county spends limited recreation dollars this budget cycle.
A possible property tax break for older residents is in early stages after the county board chairman directed staff to research it.
County commissioners are still shaping which capital projects and what bond amount will go into the next local option sales tax…
The county's independent auditors gave a clean opinion on the FY2025 financial statements, but the report shows the solid waste fund again lost money and needed a general…
A bill for more than $91,000 from a tractor dealer appeared on the county board's agenda, but no vote on paying it is yet on record.
A quote for repair or service work would draw more than $14,000 from county funds if approved.
The county board is set to review a $36,000 invoice from Flock Safety, a purchase large enough to require commission action.
Unaudited quarterly reports show how county revenue collections and spending compare to the adopted FY25 budget.
The county's agenda packet includes a fuel-related invoice for commissioners to consider paying.
County department heads pitched their funding needs to commissioners over a two-day retreat, an early step in setting next year's county budget.
A new accounting rule changes how the county tracks what it owes employees for unused vacation and sick time, affecting how those liabilities appear in its financial reports.
The county's agenda packet lists a bill over $10,000 for commissioners to consider, a routine check on how public money is spent.
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