Cherokee County supervisors press for clearer oversight of Slough Bill process
At their Dec. 2 meeting, Cherokee County supervisors discussed delays and oversight problems with the Slough Bill process and pledged continued partnership with the Soil and Water Conservation — Cherokee County team; the Assessor’s office offered Form 54-010a related to property tax exemption options.
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The Cherokee County Board of Supervisors on Dec. 2 discussed delays and uncertainty in the state-level Slough Bill process and said county departments need clearer monitoring and coordination. Supervisor Cheryl Ellis apologized on behalf of the board for the delay and said staff are working to ensure everyone understands how the process will proceed.
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