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County leaders prepare to unveil ambitious budget plan

June 20, 2024 | Newton County, Georgia



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County leaders prepare to unveil ambitious budget plan
The Newton County Board convened on June 18 for a public hearing to discuss the proposed budget for fiscal year 2025. The meeting commenced after a brief delay due to the absence of a commissioner needed to establish a quorum. Once the meeting was underway, Commissioner Mason led the assembly in prayer and the Pledge of Allegiance, emphasizing a commitment to enhancing the quality of life for residents.

County Manager Harold Cooper introduced the session, handing over the floor to Finance Director Brittany White, who provided an overview of the proposed budget. The total budget for fiscal year 2025 is set at $1,000,339,460. White highlighted key aspects of the budget, which will be further detailed during the public hearing segment of the meeting.

The hearing aims to gather community input on the budget, reflecting the county's commitment to transparency and public engagement in financial planning. Further discussions are expected as residents voice their opinions and concerns regarding the proposed allocations.

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