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Little Flock council adopts resolution to assess millage tax on real and personal property
Summary
On Sept. 16 the Little Flock City Council adopted Resolution 2024-009, "Assessing a Millage Tax Against Real & Personal Property." The vote passed with one member absent; the transcript does not specify the millage rate or effective date.
The Little Flock City Council voted on Sept. 16 to adopt Resolution 2024-009, titled "Assessing a Millage Tax Against Real & Personal Property." The motion to introduce the resolution was made by Council Member Robert Phillips and seconded by Council Member Chris Cantwell; a subsequent motion to adopt was made by Cantwell and seconded by Debb Formanek.
The council recorded the vote as follows: Robert Phillips — Yes; Debb Formanek — Yes; Chris Cantwell — Yes; Wes Waddell — Absent; Donny Barton — Yes; Sherry Moncrief — Yes. The motion passed.
The meeting transcript records the council's procedural steps to introduce and adopt the resolution but does not state a millage rate, the roll-back rate, a proposed levy amount, or an effective date. The resolution was adopted by majority vote and the record does not show an accompanying public discussion of the tax rate or exemptions.
Next steps were not specified in the meeting record. The council did not attach ordinance text or a statement of levy details in the portions of the transcript that record the vote.
