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Carlisle council adopts 2024 county tax-rate resolutions for Warren and Montgomery counties
Summary
Carlisle City Council suspended rules for emergency readings and adopted two resolutions certifying 2024 tax rates and levies to Warren and Montgomery county auditors; votes were unanimous among those voting.
Carlisle City Council on Tuesday adopted two emergency resolutions to accept fiscal-year 2024 amounts and tax rates determined by county budget commissions and to certify necessary levies to the county auditors.
Mayor Randy Winkler asked the council to suspend the three-reading rule and allow a single, emergency reading of Resolution 26-24, concerning Warren County’s 2024 amounts and rates. Council member Michael Kilpatrick moved to suspend the rules; Deputy Mayor Debbie Kemper seconded. The procedural motion passed by roll call.
Council then adopted Resolution 26-24 by roll call; the minutes record all voting members present voting in favor and the resolution was declared adopted.
The council followed the same process for Resolution 27-24, which certifies the Montgomery County 2024 amounts and rates. A motion to suspend the rules and declare an emergency passed on motion, and the resolution was adopted by roll call.
Both actions were procedural certifications to county auditors; the minutes include roll-call approval for the emergency readings and subsequent adoptions. The meeting’s minutes record no further discussion on the tax-rate items.
