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Prince George supervisors adopt 81¢ real‑estate rate, approve sign policy, rename roundabout and pass emergency burn ban
Summary
The Board of Supervisors voted to set the FY2027 real‑property rate at 81¢ per $100 of assessed value, approved a temporary sign policy for county property, authorized contracts and an advertisement for a River Road transmission‑mains bond, renamed a roundabout for a fallen airman and adopted an emergency open‑burning ban.
The Prince George County Board of Supervisors voted to set the FY2027 real‑property tax rate at 81¢ per $100 of assessed value and took several other formal actions during its meeting. The board approved the rate as part of a package that left personal property, manufactured‑home and machinery‑and‑tools rates unchanged.
Finance staff presented the county’s introduced FY2027 general fund budget at about $80.4 million (later revised to $80.5 million in materials), noting the package includes a 1¢ reduction to the real‑property rate and no reassessment for FY27. Staff said transfers to the school division total about $19.1 million and that personnel costs represent roughly 45% of the general fund. Ms. Drury recommended approving the advertised calendar‑year rates…
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