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Lynn County adopts 2025–2026 budget and sets tax rate at 0.652365
Summary
The Lynn County Commissioners Court on Sept. 29 adopted the 2025–2026 budget and set the county tax rate at 0.652365 (General Fund 0.514365; Road & Bridge 0.138). The motions passed unanimously after public hearings with no public comments.
The Lynn County Commissioners Court voted Sept. 29 to adopt the county’s 2025–2026 budget and to set the 2025–2026 tax rate at 0.652365.
County Treasurer Amy Schuknecht presented the tax-rate figures during a public hearing, reporting a total rate of 0.652365: a General Fund component of 0.514365 and a Road and Bridge component of 0.138. No members of the public addressed the court during the hearings on the proposed budget or the tax rate.
Commissioner Matt Woodley moved to adopt the 2025–2026 budget; Commissioner Tate Gass seconded and the court voted unanimously in favor. Later, Commissioner Larry Durham moved to adopt the 2025–2026 tax rate; Commissioner John Hawthorne seconded and the motion carried with all members voting yes.
The budget adoption and tax-rate vote finalize the county’s primary spending plan and levy for the coming fiscal year. County officials did not detail an effective date during the meeting. The court adjourned after completing other agenda items and routine reports.
