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Titus County Appraisal District presents $19,582.15 refund to Mount Pleasant
Summary
At the council meeting, Shirley Dickerson, chief appraiser for the Titus County Appraisal District, presented Mount Pleasant with a $19,582.15 refund from unused 2024 appraisal-district funds, noting the district operates on a zero-balance budget and refunds unused monies proportionally.
Shirley Dickerson, chief appraiser at the Titus County Appraisal District, presented the City of Mount Pleasant with a check for $19,582.15 during the council meeting.
"After our audit in 2024, we had over a 155,000 left. Y'all paid 12.57% of our budget, so I have a check for you tonight for $19,582.15," Dickerson said, explaining the district returns unused funds proportionally to participating entities under its zero-balance operating requirement.
The presentation followed introductory remarks by a city staff member who noted the item as "remaining allocated funds for 2024 budget of the Titus County Appraisal District." Dickerson described the refund process as an annual result of the appraisal district's audit and zero-balance requirement.
Council members thanked Dickerson; she asked whether there were any questions and then concluded the presentation. The council did not record further discussion or action on how the refunded funds will be allocated in the city's budget during the meeting.
The presentation provides Mount Pleasant an unexpected one-time inflow tied directly to the appraisal district's audited surplus; council members and staff indicated they would incorporate that amount into future budget planning and discussions.
