Commission passes resolutions allocating budget for Jo Co.
Johnson County Commission Approves 2025-26 Budget Framework
Johnson County's Commissioners have passed Resolution No. 748, setting the income and mill levies for the 2025-26 fiscal year. The detailed budget breakdown includes allocations for the General County Fund, Fair Board, and Jim Gatchell Museum.
According to the approved resolutions, the General County Fund will receive a mill levy of just over $4 million. The Fair Board is set to receive a mill levy of approximately $346,000, with an additional levy of over $245,000. The Jim Gatchell Museum will receive a mill levy of just under $241,000.
Chairman Bill Novotny provided an explanation for Resolution No. 748, outlining the distribution of funds for Johnson County's 2025-26 budget. The commission has approved the resolutions, which aim to provide the necessary income for the county.
The exact mill levy rates and the precise dollar amounts allocated to each fund may be found in the official Johnson County budget documents or the county commission meeting minutes. These resources are usually published on the official county website or can be requested from the Johnson County Clerk’s office.
Resolution No. 748 and related budget motions establish the 2025-26 budget, which is intended for necessary income. The total mill levies for the specified entities add up to approximately $5.04 million.
For more precise figures and a detailed breakdown of the budget, it is recommended to consult the official Johnson County budget publication or county clerk resources.
The budget framework approved by Johnson County Commission for the 2025-26 fiscal year includes policy-and-legislation pertaining to the distribution of mill levies for entities such as the General County Fund, Fair Board, and Jim Gatchell Museum. The politics around the budgeting process has resulted in a total mill levy of approximately $5.04 million for these entities, as stated in the general news related to the approved resolutions.
