In a unanimous vote Tuesday night, August 23, the Fannin County Board of Education elected to roll back their millage rate.
The Millage will be set at 12.38 mills representing an estimated $15,522,084 in total school taxes levied. Superintendent Mark Henson said, “If your assessment did not change, you’ll actually see a decrease in what you pay in taxes.”
There will be a further meeting involving the millage as the Board continues discussing its budget on Wednesday, August 31, at 8:00am.
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