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Due to higher-than-expected revenue in 2013, amendments to the county’s noxious weed and 911 emergency telephone tax funds were approved by the Barton County Commission Monday morning. The approval followed a budget amendment hearing held prior to the meeting.
The need for the noxious weed fund amendment, a stand-alone fund, is due to additional revenue from chemical sales received during 2013, said County Finance Officer Jessica Wilson. This extra income will allow for additional budget authority to replenish the chemical inventory.
This fund required a $120,000 adjustment.
The 911 emergency telephone tax fund is a special revenue fund ...
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