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Morgan County holds third public hearing on proposed 2026 millage rate; no public comment
Summary
The Morgan County Board of Commissioners held the third of three public hearings on July 21, 2026, to review the proposed 2026 millage rate. Assistant County Manager Mark Williams presented an overview; there were no public comments and the hearing adjourned at 4:32 p.m.
The Morgan County Board of Commissioners convened a public budget hearing on July 21, 2026, to review the proposed 2026 millage rate. Chairman Blake McCormack called the hearing to order in the Morgan County Administration Building boardroom; Assistant County Manager Mark Williams presented an overview of the proposed millage rate and the millage rate-setting process.
Chairman Blake McCormack opened the floor for public comment; "There were no public comments," the record states. Commissioner Nathan Park moved to adjourn the hearing, Commissioner Carl Jones seconded, and the motion "passed unanimously" at 4:32 p.m. The minutes list the session as the third of three public hearings for setting the 2026 millage rate. The transcript does not specify the proposed millage number or a subsequent adoption date.
Present at the hearing were Vice-Chairman Ben Riden and Commissioners Carl Jones, Philipp von Hanstein and Nathan Park; staff listed included Assistant County Manager Mark Williams, County Attorney Patrick Jaugsteeter, and County Clerk Kim Cox. County Manager Adam Mestres was noted as absent. The minutes were signed by Chairman Blake McCormack and attested by County Clerk Kim Cox.
