YORK – When the York County Commissioners meet in regular session on Tuesday, July 21, they will be considering the annual audit and budget contract, as well as continuing to hear valuation protests.
They will consider the audit and budget contract for the year with Regier, Carr and Monroe LLP, which has been handling these duties for the county for many years. While the budget formulation and the audit are vastly different tasks, the county has hired the company for both and will likely continue doing the same.
They will also hear a budget request from Carmen Hinman from Hope Crisis Center, as well as her annual update.
Board of equalization agenda
As the board of equalization, they have many agenda items before them:
They will consider permissive exempts during a public hearing.
Valuation protests will be held.
There will also be discussion about all the protests and action on each.
They will consider a motor vehicle tax exemption filed by Epworth Village.
York County Assessor Kurt Bulgrin will present a three-year plan of assessment and the cemetery report.
They will consider a report of damaged real property.
The public is encouraged to attend the Tuesday morning meeting, which will begin at 8:30 a.m. in the commissioners’ meeting room, located on the main floor of the courthouse, next door to the clerk’s office.
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