Franklin County commissioners unanimously approve 2021–22 appropriations, land sale and $125,000 ARP broadband grant At their July 19 meeting, Franklin County commissioners approved the 2021–22 appropriations and tax levy, authorized sale of 27.80 acres in the industrial park, approved an $8,000 budget tweak to make a custodial position full‑time, and allocated $125,000 in ARP funds to a Huntland broadband project. All motions passed 16–0.

Franklin County commissioners made waves by unanimously approving a $125,000 broadband grant and a major land sale during their recent meeting!

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Franklin County approves $96.4 million 2019–20 budget and fixes property‑tax levy The Franklin County Board of Commissioners on Aug. 19, 2019 approved the county's FY2019–20 appropriation resolution, adopting a combined appropriation schedule with total appropriations of approximately $96.4 million and setting the county's property‑tax levy for the year. The vote on the appropriations passed 11–3–1.

Franklin County has officially adopted a $96.4 million budget for 2019-2020, setting the stage for how your tax dollars will be spent!

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Franklin County adopts $2.2 billion 2026 budget, trims general fund by 3.4% The Franklin County Board of Commissioners adopted a $2.2 billion FY2026 appropriation measure Dec. 9, 2025, with a $687 million general fund—3.4% below 2025 projections—and safeguards to maintain AAA-level cash balances while prioritizing justice, social services and human services.

Franklin County has just approved a $2.2 billion budget for FY2026, strategically cutting the general fund by 3.4% while prioritizing public safety and social services amid economic uncertainty.

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Franklin County warns of budget pressure after sales-tax shortfall, insurance spike and new caseload mandates County officials told commissioners they face roughly a $500,000 sales-tax shortfall and a 55% jump in liability insurance (about $680,000); they also discussed new caseload mandates that may require hiring or contracting additional public defense counsel.

Franklin County is grappling with a staggering $500,000 sales-tax shortfall and a shocking 55% spike in liability insurance, putting the 2026 budget in jeopardy!

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Franklin County orders administrator to craft targeted spending-freeze plan, explore bulk fuel options The Franklin County Board of Commissioners instructed County Administrator Danzel to work with the auditor's office to develop a targeted spending-freeze plan and to report back next week. The direction follows a presentation from Tim Anderson proposing segregation of large non-salary budget lines (suggested threshold: $200,000) to improve real‑tim

Franklin County's Board of Commissioners is taking bold steps to tackle overspending by crafting a targeted spending-freeze plan—could this reshape the future of budgeting?

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Franklin County finance staff warns requests could push preliminary deficit toward $3.9 million as sales tax falls At a Oct. 13 budget workshop, county finance staff reported a small initial deficit but said several large requests and falling sales tax could widen the gap; staff and commissioners discussed reserve funding, public-safety contracts and department requests.

Franklin County's budget workshop reveals a looming $3.9 million deficit as several hefty requests collide with dwindling sales tax revenue.

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Franklin County Considers Budget Cuts and Sales Tax Shift for 911 Funding County officials explore budget cuts and potential tax shifts to sustain 911 services.

Franklin County is grappling with budget cuts and a proposed sales tax shift to ensure 911 services remain funded amidst rising costs.

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Franklin County proposes strategies to address $1.2M budget shortfall for 2025 Franklin County officials outline proactive measures to tackle projected budget deficits for 2025.

Franklin County is facing a staggering $1.2 million budget shortfall for 2025, but officials are taking bold steps to safeguard essential services and employee morale.

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Residents criticize tax hikes and budget spending at Franklin County hearing Community members voice concerns over taxes and budget spending during Franklin County budget hearing.

Franklin County residents are pushing back against proposed tax hikes, calling for budget cuts instead of new spending while highlighting the financial struggles many families face.

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Franklin County outlines budget priorities amid rising operational costs and inflationary pressures County officials present budget addressing inflation, public safety, education, and economic development needs.

Franklin County is grappling with budget challenges that could reshape local services as inflation soars and state support wavers.

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Franklin County proposes real estate tax increase for balanced budget County officials outline modest tax increases to support fiscal year 2026 budget.

Franklin County is navigating a financial crossroads with proposed tax increases aimed at sustaining growth and enhancing community services amidst an uncertain economic landscape.

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County Board presents $185M budget with modest tax increase Board proposes $185 million budget including 1 cent property tax increase for essential services

Franklin County's Board of Supervisors just unveiled a $185 million budget that balances essential services with a modest tax increase—what does this mean for you?

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