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Commission places multiple resolutions and grants on consent, including higher fee for delinquent tax attorney
Summary
The Sullivan County Commission placed several resolutions on the consent calendar with no objections: a resolution to raise the delinquent tax attorney’s commission from 8% to the statutory 10%, three school grants requiring no local match, an application for a $357,000 TDEC disaster debris grant, an $80,000 reimbursable tennis‑court grant, and continuation funding for First Due software for volunteer fire departments.
The Sullivan County Commission on March 26 moved multiple items to the consent calendar without objection, including a resolution to increase the delinquent tax attorney’s commission and several grant and funding items.
Commissioner McMurray sponsored a resolution to raise the delinquent tax attorney’s commission from the current 8% to the statutory maximum of 10%. “Pursuant to the statute, we can raise this up to 10%,” McMurray said, describing the increase as recognition of the…
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