Harris County Precinct 3 Invites Residents to Engage in Budget Town Hall Meeting
In an effort to promote transparency and citizen participation, Commissioner Tom S. Ramsey, P.E. of Harris County Precinct 3, is inviting residents to engage in an open conversation about the upcoming budget cycle. The Harris County Budget Town Hall Meeting is set to take place on Thursday, August 15, at the George H.W. Bush Community Center located at 6827 Cypresswood Drive in Spring, starting at 6 PM.
The town hall provides a unique opportunity for county residents to learn more about the proposed budget for the ensuing year and voice their opinions on tax allocation and spending. The meeting aims to foster a comprehensive understanding of how the County intends to utilize the taxpayer's money, highlighting the significance of community involvement in local government decisions.
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According to official documents, the approved budget for the fiscal year 2024-2025 is projected to raise more revenue from property taxes compared to the previous year. An additional $284,512,657, denoting a 14.2% increase from the last year’s budget, is expected to be generated. The budget also anticipates collecting $48,413,719 in property tax revenue from new properties added to the tax roll this year.
Residents seeking more detailed information about the adopted budget materials can visit the Harris County's official budget web page at budget.harriscountytx.gov/budget.aspx. For further inquiries concerning the open budget, email openbudget@bmd.hctx.net.
The Harris County Budget Town Hall Meeting is an important forum for residents to comprehend the budgeting process, ask questions, and share their views on fund allocation. By participating, residents are given the opportunity to ensure that their voices are heard and their questions answered.