Local Government

Warren County budget and tax rate public hearing: Part 1

Published

7 years ago

May 9, 2019

Due to its length the Royal Examiner has divided the County budget and tax rate public hearing and board discussion into multiple video segments, including the 41 citizen comments during the public hearing presented chronologically from start to finish.

Part one starts with County Administrator Doug Stanley with his budget presentation:

Related Topics:Board of Supervisors Budget Warren County Administrator Doug Stanley

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