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Cochise County board reduces flood control levy, adopts amended FY2025-26 budget
Summary
The Cochise County Board of Supervisors voted 3-0 to lower the Flood Control District levy and adopt an amended FY2025-26 budget of $9,843,356 after debate over study costs, cash carryforward and potential impacts in flood-prone areas.
The Cochise County Board of Supervisors on Thursday voted 3-0 to reduce the Flood Control District levy and adopt an amended fiscal year 2025–26 budget of $9,843,356.
At a public hearing in the Melody Lane hearing room, Miss Gilman, a county budget presenter, told the board, “Today, we present the flood control district budget… there are no changes from the tentative budget that was passed back in June.” The board then debated reductions to the proposed levy and budget before voting to lower the tax levy and finalize the budget.
The board reduced the Flood Control District levy from $2,623,414 to $2,518,356, a difference of $105,058. Miss Gilman said the levy figure represents the county’s estimated property-tax revenue for the district; she noted the assessed-value increase would have produced…
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