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Lebanon County commissioners adopt 2025 budget, approve multiple personnel, contract and board actions
Summary
The Lebanon County Board of Commissioners approved the county's 2025 budget with no millage increase and voted to approve a slate of personnel changes, contracts and reappointments during its public meeting.
Lebanon County commissioners voted to adopt the county's 2025 budget, keeping the millage rate at 4.3925 mills, and approved a series of personnel actions, contracts and board reappointments during their public meeting.
The budget was presented as a no-millage-increase plan; commissioners discussed a lower workers' compensation premium and a reduced employer experience modification rating (mod) of 0.713. Commissioners said the reduction in the workers' comp premium reduced the amount of carryover funds needed to balance the budget, though the transcript did not provide a clearly stated final carryover dollar amount. The board then voted to adopt the budget and set the millage at 4.3925 mills.
County staff brought several personnel and contract items as motions and the board approved each by voice vote. The motions approved included memorandums of understanding with unions, multiple staffing changes across county departments, and consultant and service contracts detailed below.
Why this matters: Adopting the annual budget sets the county's property tax rate and spending plan for…
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