Taxes & Public Money in Alto
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Where is public money being raised or spent?Public Money issues in Alto
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The annual audit gives residents a look at how the town's finances and operations compared to the prior year.
The increase explains higher payroll costs in the water department's budget, town officials said.
The town council has discussed acquiring a dump truck, including one with attachments that could be bought from the county, but has not yet voted on a purchase.
The Town of Alto Council agreed to hold a public meeting to explain the ESPLOST referendum to residents.
Town officials floated donations and eliminating payment for called meetings as ways to reduce town expenses.
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.
The list would direct county sales-tax revenue toward Alto's water system, roads, public safety and a public works building.
The town has roughly $30,000 remaining in funds set aside for recreational use, according to council discussion.
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