Autauga County keeps millage rates and alcohol licensing fees unchanged
Summary
The commission approved FY2024 millage rates totaling 20.5 mills and confirmed county alcohol licensing fees for FY2025 with no changes at its Feb. 18 meeting.
The Autauga County Commission voted unanimously to retain existing millage rates for FY2024 collections: General 5.0 mills; Road & Bridge 2.5 mills; Countywide School 4.0 mills; School District 3.0 mills; School District (per Act 2005-25, Amendment 778) 3.0 mills; Special Fire Protection 3.0 mills; total 20.5 mills.
Separately, the commission approved county levies for alcohol licensing for FY2025 with no change to the maximum county fees listed for retail beer, table wine, wholesalers, importers and brewpubs.
Why it matters: The unchanged millage rate preserves current property tax rates and defines revenue expectations for county and local school budgets. The alcohol licensing fee schedule sets maximum county charges for businesses seeking licenses.
The motions carried by unanimous vote.
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