(KNZA)--The Jackson County Commission has adopted its 2027 budget, with a slightly lower tax rate than originally proposed.
Commissioners voted unanimously September 14th to approve the budget after a hearing drew no public comment.
The county will use a tax rate of about 71-point-6 mills, down from the 72 mills originally proposed.
The rate is still higher than this year's levy, and is expected to generate nearly 12-million dollars in property taxes — about 542-thousand dollars more than this year.
More than 100 people attended an August 26th hearing on the county's intent to exceed the revenue-neutral rate of 68.3 mills








