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Greeley County adopts FY2017–18 budget and sets tax request; board approves 1% lid growth
Summary
On Sept. 12, 2017 the Greeley County Board held a public hearing and adopted the FY2017–18 budget with a property tax request of $1,564,770 and a county tax rate of 0.164413, voting to exceed the lid by an additional 1% growth for the year.
The Greeley County Board of Commissioners conducted a public budget hearing on Sept. 12, 2017 for the fiscal year 2017–18 and approved the budget as advertised.
The County officials reviewed the proposed budget and the board set the property tax request at $1,564,770, which corresponded to a proposed county tax rate of 0.164413 as published. During the hearing the board received no testimony for or against the proposed budget. The board voted to exceed the state levy lid by an additional 1% growth for the 2017–18 fiscal year, and subsequently approved the budget and the tax request as advertised. The minutes record the required motions and roll‑call approvals.
The minutes summarize the board’s action and reference the input from county officials and the county budget preparer; supporting detail such as the full budget document, line‑item appropriations and levy worksheet are maintained in the county budget records and the official file with the County Clerk.
