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Franklin County records actions to adopt 2022 tentative budget and a local law overriding the tax levy limit
Summary
The resolution index shows the county took formal steps in November 2021 to adopt a local law overriding the tax levy limit and to adopt a tentative 2022 budget; the index lists adoption entries and amendment items but does not include the final tax levy amount or vote tallies.
The Franklin County resolution index lists a November 2021 agenda item adopting a local law overriding the tax levy limit for 2022 and multiple agenda entries tied to the adoption and amendment of the 2022 tentative budget and related appropriation resolutions.
The index entries include “Adoption of Local Law Overriding the Tax Levy Limit For Franklin County For 2022 and Authorizing the Adoption by Franklin County of a Budget For the 2022 Fiscal Year,” as well as items labeled “Amendments to the 2022 Tentative Budget,” “Appropriation Resolution,” “Adoption of 2022 Tentative Budget,” and “Adoption of Equalization Table.” The resolution index does not provide the adopted levy amount, line-item changes, or vote tallies for those actions.
Why it matters: overriding the tax levy limit is a statutory process that allows a county to set a levy exceeding the state limit when necessary; adoption of the tentative budget and appropriation resolutions are core fiscal acts that determine county services and tax rates for the coming year. The index documents the procedural steps but omits the numerical details and recorded votes.
What remains open: the final adopted levy, the budget totals, line-item amendments and vote records are not provided in the index and should be obtained from finalized budget documents and meeting minutes.
