SB564 Alabama 2012 Session

Summary

Primary Sponsor

Bobby D. SingletonSenator

Democrat

Session

Regular Session 2012

Title

Greene Co., ad valorem tax, co. comm. auth. to levy add'l., distrib. to emergency medical services, referendum, termination date

Summary

Greene County could add a three-mill property tax to fund education, but only if voters approve in a referendum.

What This Bill Does

The Greene County Commission would be allowed to levy an extra three mills on taxable property, in addition to existing taxes, with the money going to the county general fund for educational purposes. The increase would take effect only if a majority of the county's qualified electors vote in favor at the next appropriate election. The measure becomes law after the Governor signs it.

Who It Affects

• Greene County property owners/taxpayers who would see higher property tax bills if the referendum passes
• Greene County residents who are qualified electors and will vote in the referendum to approve or reject the tax increase

Key Provisions

• Allows the Greene County Commission to levy an additional three mills on taxable property, in addition to any existing taxes
• Revenue from the additional tax is designated for the county general fund to support educational purposes
• The tax increase requires a majority approval from qualified electors at the next general, primary, constitutional, or special election held for that purpose
• The act becomes effective immediately after the Governor signs it into law

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Subjects

Greene County