Boone County Commission adds 15-year sunset to jail sales tax proposal

Boone County announces 2042 end date for proposed sales tax for jail

COLUMBIA, Mo. (KMIZ) The Boone County Commission on Thursday unanimously approved a “sunset” date for its proposed public safety sales tax that will appear on the November ballot. If approved, Proposition L – which is a proposed 3/8-cent sales tax that will be used to build a new jail – will expire Dec. 31, 2042. The post Boone County announces 2042 end date for proposed sales tax for jail appeared first on ABC17NEWS.

County Commission adds sunset clause to the proposed sales tax for a new jail

If passed by voters, the three-eighths-cent sales tax would end on Dec. 31, 2042.

Boone County Commission adds 15-year sunset to jail sales tax proposal

The Boone County Commission voted to add an expiration date to the proposed tax to fund a new county jail.

County adds sunset to proposed jail tax

• Boone County commissioners approved adding a 15-year sunset provision to Proposition L at their meeting today. The proposition calls for adding three-eighths-of a cent to the county’s current 1/8 cent law enforcement sales tax to fund a new county…