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Mohave County approves preliminary budget, with plans to address future deficit - Vimarsana News

Mohave County approves preliminary budget, with plans to address future deficit

Mohave County is one step closer to overcoming a $4 million deficit this week, after approving a preliminary budget at Monday’s meeting of the Mohave County Board of Supervisors. But

County approves preliminary budget, with plans to address future deficit - Vimarsana News

County approves preliminary budget, with plans to address future deficit

Mohave County is one step closer to overcoming a $4 million deficit this week, after approving a preliminary budget at Monday’s meeting of the Mohave County Board of Supervisors. But

County to review budget, final draft expected in July - Vimarsana News

County to review budget, final draft expected in July

Mohave County officials entered this year’s budget cycle with a $4 million deficit, and an $18 million deficit is predicted for FY 2025 due to worsening inflation throughout the U.S.

Vermilion Sheriff Reinstating Programs and Is Adding New Programs - Vimarsana News

Vermilion Sheriff Reinstating Programs and Is Adding New Programs

One of the major problems resulting from Covid-19 was a change in the workforce across the country. Vermilion Sheriff Mike Couvillon says they are now able to reinstate some programs and start up some new programs.

Vermilion Sheriff Reinstating Programs and Is Adding New Programs - Vimarsana News

Vermilion Sheriff Reinstating Programs and Is Adding New Programs

One of the major problems resulting from Covid-19 was a change in the workforce across the country. Vermilion Sheriff Mike Couvillon says they are now able to reinstate some programs and start up some new programs.