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Bulloch BOE proposes partial rollback in property tax rate for school funding
Because of interplay of inflation, sales tax and state funding, it’s not a full rollback, so ‘tax increase’ hearings still required
Alison Boatright, standing, chief financial officer for the Bulloch County Schools, explains the difference between a full millage rate rollback and the proposed partial rollback for Board of Education members including Glenn Womack, left, and Stuart Tedd
Alison Boatright, standing, chief financial officer for the Bulloch County Schools, explains the difference between a full millage rate rollback and the proposed partial rollback for Board of Education members including Glenn Womack, left, and Stuart Tedders, as well as six others. - photo by AL HACKLE/Staff
The Bulloch County Board of Education voted 8-0 tentative approval Thursday evening for a partial rollback in the property tax millage rate that helps fund the schools, from last year’s 8.478 mills to 7.932 mills.
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