Supervisors appeared to have a consensus to use money from their “rainy day” fund to balance their proposed Fiscal Year 2026 budget but delayed the final decision for another month. In their second budget meeting held May 7, after a long-closed session at their regular monthly meeting, the board discovered their deficit had dwindled to about $850,000. After their first […]
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