Fulton County Commissioners used their Tuesday, Oct. 13 meeting to unanimously back resolutions aimed at lowering the amount of property tax revenue the county collects two years out, per The Village Reporter.
The combined reduction requested across those resolutions totals $4.764 million and would apply to property tax collections in 2027.
The report does not specify which levies or funds the reductions would touch, how the figure was calculated, or what effect the change could have on county services and budgets. It also does not indicate whether any additional votes or state-level steps are needed before the lower collection level takes effect.
Commissioners' votes were recorded as unanimous at the meeting, according to the newspaper.
The published item's headline also references approval of five-year EMS contracts, but the available article text does not describe those agreements, so details on their terms, providers or cost are not included here.