(KLZA)--A public hearing on the proposed Richardson County budget for fiscal year 2018-19 has been set for Tuesday morning, September 18.
The Richardson County Commission will conduct the hearing at 10:30 in the Commissioners room at the county courthouse.
The proposed budget calls for a property tax requirement of $4,469,31, which includes $300-thousand for cash reserves. The jail bond is up nearly $8-thousand to $400,000 making the total tax requirement just over $4,869,397.
This represents a 3.24 percent decrease in the property tax requirement, amounting to just over $163-thousand.
The budget of expenditures increased 5.8 percent to just over $14-million. The total increase is nearly $769-thousand.
The proposed levy would be 31.22 – cents per $100 of assessed valuation, a decrease of 4-tenths of a percent.
Commissioners cut nearly three-quarters-of-a-million dollars from the budgets proposed by County officials.
The county's assessed valuation decreased by nearly $48-million, which was a 3.35 percent decline.
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