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County budget includes capital improvements; election equipment confirmed included
Summary
County Administrator Kevin E. Gentry presented capital improvement items in the FY 2026–2027 budget and confirmed new election equipment is funded; supervisors also debated whether to change airplane personal property tax rates tied to new airport hangars.
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County Administrator Kevin E. Gentry presented the FY 2026–2027 budget by department and identified capital improvement items for both the county and schools. When Chairman Don R. Harris asked whether the proposed budget included new election equipment, Mr. Gentry replied that it is "covered under capital improvements." The budget materials presented to the board therefore include funding for election equipment as a capital item.
Supervisors also discussed airport-related considerations. Supervisor Reginald A. Williams, Sr. questioned the merit of changing personal property tax rates for airplanes "if there is no evidence that there will be more airplanes stored in the county with the new hangars being built at the airport," raising doubt about whether a tax-rate change would be justified by increased aircraft storage. The minutes record the question but do not show a decision to change airplane tax rates.
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