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County plan spends less despite inflation

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A proposed fiscal 2026-27 Wilkes County budget that keeps a 42-cent property tax rate, has no salary increases (except longevity pay) and cuts appropriations to most nonprofits and some county departments was presented on May 5.

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County plan spends less despite inflation

A proposed fiscal 2026-27 Wilkes County budget that keeps a 42-cent property tax rate, has no salary increases (except longevity pay) and cuts appropriations to most nonprofits and some county departments was presented on May 5.

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journalpatriot broke the news on Tuesday, May 12, 2026.
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