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County commissioners approve 22% bigger budget, requiring tax increase

Millage rate not set yet; that will come later after 3 hearings; commissioners already heard opposition

Bulloch County commissioners, left to right, Curt Deal, Ray Mosley and Anthony Simmons raise their hands to vote during the Tuesday, June 27, called meeting after Chairman Roy Thompson, at right, calls the question. In fact, all six district-elected commissioners voted to approve the budget. - photo by AL HACKLE/Staff

County — Bulloch County commissioners, left to right, Curt Deal, Ray Mosley and Anthony Simmons raise their hands to vote during the Tuesday, June 27, called meeting after Chairman Roy Thompson, at right, calls the question. In fact, all six district-elected commissioners voted to approve the budget. - photo by AL HACKLE/Staff

The Bulloch County Board of Commissioners on Tuesday morning unanimously approved a fiscal year 2024 budget with a $10.9 million, 22% increase in projected general fund revenue, to $59.9 million.

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