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Grant County Extension Board keeps compensating rate; court accepts rates
Summary
The Grant County Extension Board voted Aug. 11 to keep its compensating rate and the fiscal court on Aug. 18 accepted that decision: real property 0.0770, tangible 0.1173, and inventory 0.1173 for 2026–27.
The Grant County Extension Board voted Aug. 11, 2026, to keep a compensating rate, and the fiscal court accepted that action on Aug. 18.
At the meeting the judge read the board's rates: "It's 0.0770 for real property, tangible is 0.1173, inventory is 0.1173." Magistrate Coomer moved to accept the Extension Board's tax rate for 2026–27 and Magistrate Humphrey seconded; the motion carried on a voice vote.
The transcript records the rates and the court's acceptance but does not provide a roll-call tally of votes. The court recorded that the Extension Board voted on Aug. 11 and that the fiscal court accepted the board's compensating rate.
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