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Monmouth County commissioners adopt 2021 county budget
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Changes in Monmouth County budget eliminate proposed tax increase for 2021
Changes in Monmouth County budget eliminate proposed tax increase for 2021
The Monmouth County Board of County Commissioners has announced that the 2021 county budget will not, as initially proposed, contain a $6.1 million increase in the tax levy to be paid by the county’s residential and commercial property owners.
On Feb. 11, the commissioners introduced a $453 million budget to fund the operation of the county in 2021. The budget included a tax levy of $317.6 million and represented a $6.1 million increase from the 2020 tax levy of $311.5 million.
The budget was not adopted and professionals in the Finance Department continued to evaluate the projected revenues and appropriations.
Monmouth County commissioners delay adoption of budget; eye possible tax relief
Monmouth County commissioners delay adoption of budget; eye possible tax relief
With the possibility that a proposed tax increase on Monmouth County property owners could be reduced, the members of the Board of County Commissioners have decided to hold off on the adoption of the 2021 budget.
On Feb. 11, the commissioners introduced a $453 million budget to fund the operation of the county in 2021. The budget includes a tax levy of $317.6 million to be paid by residential and commercial property owners.
That projected tax levy represents a $6.1 million increase from the 2020 tax levy of $311.5 million.
Monmouth commissioners want part of marijuana legislation repealed
Monmouth commissioners want part of marijuana legislation repealed
The Monmouth County Board of County Commissioners is calling on state officials to repeal legislation that became law less than a month ago.
Specifically, the county’s governing body wants S-3454, which was passed in the state Assembly and Senate and signed into law by Gov. Phil Murphy, to come off the books.
The new law was a topic of discussion and action during the March 11 meeting of the county commissioners. The meeting was conducted in a remote manner during the ongoing coronavirus pandemic.
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