Grafton County budget passes
| Published: 06-28-2023 12:38 PM |
NORTH HAVERHILL — The Grafton County delegation on Monday, 18-1, approved a $53.8 million budget for the fiscal year beginning Saturday, according to state Rep. George Sykes, D-Lebanon, the delegation’s chairman.
Though proposed spending overall is up $3.9 million from the current fiscal year, the amount to be raised by taxes is projected to decrease by about $16,000, or less than 1%.
The reduction is possible due to the use of $7 million from the county’s fund balance to offset taxes.
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