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BOE to Hold Public Hearings Regarding FY 17 Budget and Millage Rates

The Newton County Board of Education (BOE) has adopted a tentative 2016-2017 budget based on a total millage rate of 20.00 mills: 20.00 mills for the operational budget and 0 mills for debt …

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The Newton County Board of Education (BOE) has adopted a tentative 2016-2017 budget based on a total millage rate of 20.00 mills: 20.00 mills for the operational budget and 0 mills for debt service. This millage rate is the same as the millage rate that was adopted by the Board last year. Although the budget tentatively adopted by the BOE does not reflect a total millage increase, legislation states that if the M&O millage rate is not reduced by the same percentage that the digest increased due to reassessment, (5.21%), the public must be notified that the Board is increasing taxes. That is the purpose of this notice.

Further, since the Board is not reducing the millage rate, in accordance with The Taxpayer Bill of Rights, the BOE will hold three public hearings relative to the FY 2025 tentative budget, the millage rates, and the increase in property taxes on the following dates and times:  Thursday, July 7 at 6:30 p.m.; Tuesday, July 19 at 9:00 a.m. and Tuesday, July 19 at 5:30 p.m. All meetings will be held in the E. Wendell Clamp Board Room at the Newton County Board of Education Administrative Offices located at 2109 Newton Drive, Covington, Georgia.

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