McLean County Discusses Proposed $150 Million Budget Amid Cost Increases
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Updated Sep 21
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What happened
McLean County is currently in its budget season, where a proposed $150 million spending plan is under review. This plan represents a 4.1% increase of $5.9 million from the current fiscal year. The county noted that health insurance costs rose 22%, equating to about $2 million.
From wglt.org
Why it matters
The county stated that rising property values allow the property tax rate to decrease, which would result in a modest reduction for homeowners whose assessments do not change. Additionally, the county plans to introduce a program for the Sheriff’s Department costing $500,000 annually for the next decade.
From wglt.org
Who's involved
- McLean CountyCounty government undergoing budget review
- JohnstonCounty board chair discussing budget challenges
How it developed
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The entities involved
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McLean County
county in Illinois, United States
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- Johnston