Board earmarks $80,000 for code enforcement work in final budget
Commissioners designated $80,000 from the general fund ending balance for code-enforcement activities — either contracting services or hiring a part-time official — while leaving open how the funds will be spent after further planning.
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During final-budget deliberations on Sept. 15, Commissioner Jackson proposed designating $80,000 in the general fund's ending balance for code-enforcement activities, saying the amount would allow the county to contract services or hire a part-time enforcement official and to cover magistrate or attorney fees if cases proceed.
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