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Commissioners vote not to exceed Revenue Neutral Rate after public hearing
Summary
After a public RNR hearing on Aug. 26, 2024, the Cherokee County Board voted unanimously to not exceed the Revenue Neutral Rate; the board recorded a roll call reflecting 'no' votes on exceeding the RNR.
Chair Cory Moates opened the Revenue Neutral Rate hearing and invited taxpayer input. Multiple taxpayers asked questions; commissioners answered until taxpayers were satisfied. Following the public input, Commissioner Moates moved "to not exceed the RNR," Commissioner Lorie Johnson seconded, and the motion passed unanimously.
The clerk recorded a roll call in which all commissioners were listed as voting "no" on exceeding the RNR; the board confirmed that the recorded "no" votes signified action to not exceed the Revenue Neutral Rate. The board took the action during the Aug. 26, 2024 session and closed the hearing afterward.
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