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‘Our Appetite Cannot be Bigger than the Belt that Holds Our Stomach’

Facing a $3.45 Million Budget Deficit, County Has Some Hard Decisions to Make

  • Fayette County Commissioners Court met twice this week to work on the 2022 County Budget. Pictured (from left) are Pct. 4 Commissioner Drew Brossmann, Pct. 3 Commissioner Harvey Berckenhoff, County Judge Joe Weber, Pct. 2 Commissioner Luke Sternadel and Pct. 1 Commissioner Jason McBroom.
    Fayette County Commissioners Court met twice this week to work on the 2022 County Budget. Pictured (from left) are Pct. 4 Commissioner Drew Brossmann, Pct. 3 Commissioner Harvey Berckenhoff, County Judge Joe Weber, Pct. 2 Commissioner Luke Sternadel and Pct. 1 Commissioner Jason McBroom.
Fayette County Commissioners continued chipping away at next year’s budget during a pair of meetings this week. After meeting on Monday, they still faced a $3.45 million deficit. At the meeting on Monday, Commissioners finished considering most spending requests from departments. As it stood at the end of that meeting, overall expenses totaled $28,106,316.38 with projected revenue of $24,656,298…

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