(KMZA)--The Nemaha County Commission on Monday adopted the 2021 budget as published.
That came following a hearing drawing no public comment.
The budget calls for net expenditures of nearly $13.8 million and a .419 mill decrease in the tax levy.
It contains an estimated tax rate of 42.017 mills, which is expected to generate nearly $8.5 million in local tax revenue.
Even though the mill levy will decrease slightly, the county will collect around $288,000 in additional revenue due to a nearly $8.8 million increase in the county’s assessed valuation.
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