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Commissioners put 3-mill operations levy for Smelter City senior center on primary ballot
Summary
The commission unanimously approved Resolution No. 26-09 to place a three-mill levy on the primary ballot to support operations of the Smelter City Senior Citizens' Center; no public comment was offered at the meeting and the motion passed 5-0.
Anaconda-Deer Lodge County commissioners approved Resolution No. 26-09 on March 10 to place a three-mill property tax levy on the primary election ballot to support operations of the Smelter City Senior Citizens' Center. The measure was moved by Commissioner Ed Beaudette and seconded by Commissioner Mike Beausoleil; the board recorded "Motion Carried 5-0."
Chairman Kevin Hart opened the floor for public comment but none was given before the commission voted. The resolution’s formal title describes the proposal as a levy of three mills "to support operations of the Smelter City Senior Citizens' Center," and the commission amended an earlier related resolution as part of the action. The vote was a recorded unanimous outcome of the five-member board present; the commission did not take testimony or hear public speakers on the item at this session.
Next steps: the county will place the question on the primary ballot as the resolution directs; the transcript does not specify the ballot date or the exact estimated revenue the levy would raise.
