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Jonesboro aldermen adopt 2024 millage rates

Town of Jonesboro Board of Aldermen · September 10, 2024
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Summary

The Town of Jonesboro Board of Aldermen voted unanimously Sept. 10 to adopt the town's 2024 millage rates. The motion was moved by Alderman Nia Johnson and seconded by Alderman Robbie Siadek; Robert Hunter was absent. The record lists no rate amounts.

The Town of Jonesboro Board of Aldermen adopted the municipality's 2024 millage rates during its Sept. 10 regular meeting.

Alderman Nia Johnson moved to adopt the millage rates and Alderman Robbie Siadek seconded. The motion passed 4–0, with Aldermen Devin Flowers, Robbie Siadek, Nia Johnson and James Ginn voting in favor; Robert Hunter was absent. The public hearing before the meeting drew no comments.

The meeting record does not include the specific millage amounts or an effective date. The board approved the adoption by formal motion on the agenda; no amendments or conditions were recorded. Mayor James “Spike” Harris presided over the meeting.

The adoption will appear in the town's official records and any published tax notices; the minutes reference only that the motion passed and do not state the numerical rates. The board took no related budget votes at the Sept. 10 session; several budget items were tabled for a future meeting.