County Commissioners Berate Some Constitutionals More Than Others Over Their Budgets as Austerity Era Begins
Flagler County constitutional officers such as the clerk of court, the sheriff and the property appraiser face a grueling budget cycle amid stalled revenues and a looming November ballot amendment to eliminate homesteaded property taxes. In an afternoon workshop today, county co…
Local governments and constitutional officers are in for a difficult budget season as revenue from growth has slowed, revenue from existing taxable values has stalled, and a proposed constitutional amendment to eventually scrap homesteaded property taxes for all governments but schools is headed for the November ballot.
Some of those difficulties were on display this afternoon as the Flagler County Commission conducted a quick overview of its constitutional officers’ budgets, which it must approve. …
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