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Culbertson council adopts multiple 1935 tax levies to fund municipal services and water debt
Summary
The council adopted a package of levies (Resolution No. 78 series) in March 1935: a 20‑mill general municipal levy, a 29‑mill sinking fund levy for refunded water bonds (plus a separate 15‑mill sinking levy for funded debt), a two‑mill airport levy and a five‑mill road levy.
The Culbertson Town Council adopted a set of tax levies in early March 1935 under Resolution No. 78 to fund general municipal operations, sinking funds for water-plant debt, airport purposes and road maintenance. The council’s adopted levies include a 20‑mill general municipal and administrative levy; a 29‑mill sinking fund levy restricted to retiring refunded water bonds (and a separate 15‑mill levy for the funded debt); a two‑mill levy for municipal airport purposes to be paid into the road fund for airport use; and a five‑mill levy for road purposes.
