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Camden County adopts rollback millage after extended public opposition to increase
Summary
After a presentation from the county CFO and more than an hour of public comment opposing higher property taxes, the Camden County Board of Commissioners voted to adopt the 2025 rollback millage rates countywide and for the unincorporated tax district and to certify the school board's millage.
Camden County commissioners on Saturday adopted rollback millage rates for 2025 after a public hearing that drew sustained opposition to a proposed tax increase.
Nancy Clark Gonzales, the county's chief financial officer, told the board the rollback rate "is the millage rate which would generate the same amount of property tax revenue as the previous year." She said the proposed countywide rollback rate is 11.929 mills and the unincorporated rollback rate is 1.123 mills, and that using the rollback would produce an estimated $28 million in property-tax collections for the general fund.
The presentation included a 10-year snapshot showing the…
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