County Commissioners hold second public hearing on 2022 proposed budget of $164 million
Featured Stories July 9, 2021
CFO Marcus Turk
FORSYTH COUNTY, Ga. — Chief Financial Officer Marcus Turk presented the proposed 2022 budget at a second public hearing before the Board of Commissioners. Thursday (July 9). Commissioners can adopt the budget following the third public hearing set for July 22.
The overall millage rate has tentatively been set at 7.896. The overall rate is comprised of the Maintenance and Operation rate (4.791), Fire Fund (2.175) and Bonds (9.30).
The General Fund revenue is projected to be $163,966,724 with expenditures expected to total $158,772,324 which will leave approximately $5.2 million to be added to the contingency fund. The tax digest is expected to increase by about 4.54 from one year ago.
The Forsyth County School System Maintenance and Operation millage rate has been tentatively set at 17.300 and School Bonds millage rate at 2.418.
No one spoke in favor of or in opposition to the proposed budget.
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