Dolores County certifies most mill levies; several town forms still missing
Summary
County staff reported mill-levy forms received from many taxing districts but said forms from the towns of Rico and Dove Creek, San Miguel Transit and the Dolores Metropolitan Recreation District were not yet received; the board set certification for the end-of-month meeting.
County staff told the board on Dec. 15 that mill-levy forms had been received from a range of taxing districts — including the Dolores County School District, ambulance and fire districts, cemetery districts and water-conservation districts — but that several town submissions were still outstanding.
The clerk said, “We have not yet — today’s the deadline. So we’re we’re missing four,” and listed the missing forms as coming from the towns of Rico and Dove Creek, San Miguel Transit and the Dolores Metropolitan Recreation District. Commissioners agreed to certify levies at the end‑of‑month meeting (or a special meeting on Dec. 22 if forms arrive sooner) and the board approved a motion to certify the levies where forms were complete.
The board confirmed staff would follow up with the missing jurisdictions and bring a complete package for final certification at the specified meeting.
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