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Van Buren County Court Approves $8,700 for Senior Citizens and $8,000 for Fire Department

December 27, 2023 | Van Buren County, Arkansas



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Van Buren County Court Approves $8,700 for Senior Citizens and $8,000 for Fire Department
The Van Buren County Quorum Court has approved a significant budget amendment aimed at enhancing local services for seniors and volunteer firefighters. During their meeting on December 21, 2023, the court enacted an appropriation ordinance that will allocate a total of $16,708 to two critical areas: senior citizen services and the volunteer fire department.

The ordinance amends the original 2023 budget, increasing projected revenue to provide $8,708 for the senior citizen sales tax fund and $8,000 for the volunteer fire department sales tax fund. This funding is essential for covering the fourth quarter sales tax obligations for both the senior citizen center and the volunteer fire department.

The court's decision was met with unanimous support, as all members present voted in favor of the ordinance. This funding is expected to bolster the resources available for senior services and enhance the operational capabilities of the volunteer fire department, ensuring that both sectors can continue to serve the community effectively.

This budget amendment reflects the court's commitment to supporting vital community services and addressing the needs of residents in Van Buren County. As these funds are implemented, local leaders anticipate improved services and safety for the community moving forward.

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