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McDONOUGH — Henry County’s public safety departments received approval Tuesday to replace two command vehicles in its fleet.
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McDONOUGH — Henry County’s public safety departments received approval Tuesday to replace two command vehicles in its fleet.
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McDONOUGH — Henry County’s public safety departments received approval Tuesday to replace two command vehicles in its fleet.
County officials are estimating revenue at $190 million and expenditures at an estimated $191.7 million. Finance Director David Smith presented three scenarioes during a March 30 budget workshop. Two would require the use of fund balance â approximately $6 million â to balance the budget. The third, recommended by staff, would increase the millage rate by one mill, generating approximately $7.9 million. The revenue would be used to fund public safety budget requests â the majority of which are personnel. According to a manpower study, Henry County Police Chief Mark Amermann sai...