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Board of Equalization and commissioners adopt levies and distribution resolutions; York County Historical Society receives no levy
Summary
The Board of Equalization adopted a resolution setting levies for political subdivisions. The board noted the York County Historical Society did not file a budget and will receive no levy; commissioners also approved transfer distributions and a $25,000 added transfer to aging services as part of vendor/payroll claims approval.
The York County Board of Equalization adopted a resolution setting property tax levies for political subdivisions after reviewing submitted budgets and making clerical checks.
During the review commissioners noted the York County Historical Society had not submitted a budget, so the society will not receive levy authority for the third consecutive year. The board discussed how multi-county fire districts appear in the spreadsheet — each county’s evaluation is listed and totals appear separately — and confirmed clerical review procedures and a statutory filing reference.
The board then returned to the commissioners’ session and approved, by resolution, distributions of budgeted transfers for roads, the call center, emergency management/911 and area aging. Commissioners moved to approve payroll and vendor claims, including an added transfer of $25,000 to aging services; the motion carried on roll call.
The board also postponed a drawdown item because state funds had not yet been forwarded and will revisit it when the money arrives.
Next steps: County clerks will distribute levy notices and documentation to the affected political subdivisions and NRDs as required; staff will proceed with the approved distributions and the added transfer to aging.
