Get Full Government Meeting Transcripts, Videos, & Alerts Forever!
Get email alerts on the County Finance topic
No spam. Unsubscribe anytime.
Revenue commissioner reports $200.19 million in property tax collections; commission accepts settlement
Summary
Revenue Commissioner O'Lane Price reported final property tax collections for the year at $200,188,604.59 and asked the commission to accept settlement and authorize her to settle with the state comptroller; the commission approved the request.
Revenue Commissioner O'Lane Price reported that Lee County’s property tax collections for the fiscal year that began Oct. 1, 2024, totaled $200,188,604.59 and asked the commission to accept her settlement and authorize her to go to the state comptroller to finalize the account.
“As mentioned, that’s for the tax collection year that began 10/01/2024, and closed and finalized with the tax sale that we had the first Wednesday of of this month… This year we collected, dollars 200,188,604.59,” O'Lane Price said. She noted the county’s accounting reconciled within three cents and that she planned to settle the remainder with the comptroller.
A commissioner moved and seconded a motion to approve her request to proceed to Montgomery to settle. The motion passed on a roll call vote with the chair instructing the revenue commissioner to complete the settlement process.
The record shows the commission’s action was procedural: acceptance of the revenue report and authorization for the revenue commissioner to close the accounts with the state comptroller. No additional appropriations or changes to tax rates were made at the meeting.
