Board proposes $4.2 million initial levy for Cache Fire Protection District
Summary
Board members agreed to propose a $4,200,000 levy (to be advertised ahead of public hearings) as the district’s first levy amount, with staff to follow statutory advertising and truth-in-taxation steps prior to final adoption.
The Cache Fire Protection District board moved to set an initial levy amount of $4,200,000 for advertisement and required public notices, a step the board said is necessary to begin the truth-in-taxation and budget-hearing process.
A board member explained the recommendation came from both NOAC and SOAC and said the figure reflects starting with "what the county was collecting" as the district assumes operational responsibilities. "So the recommendation was 4,200,000," the speaker said during the meeting. The board approved placing the levy proposal on the table, moved to adopt the resolution for advertising purposes, and carried the motion by voice vote.
Board members were reminded that the formal adoption of a final levy will follow statutory requirements, including a public hearing and truth-in-taxation notices; the district must submit required reports to the county and coordinate mailers and timeline with county officials before the election and budget hearings.
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