Warren County Sets Hearing on Proposed 2027 Budget

Monday, November 9, 2026 at 5:00 PM

Warren County has scheduled a November 20th public hearing on a proposed 223-point-6-million-dollar budget for 2027. The plan would stay under the state property tax cap and lower the countywide tax rate by five cents to 3-dollars-and-24-cents per thousand dollars of assessed value. The budget also includes 6-point-4 million dollars for road improvements.

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