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County fiinds
run ‘close’
RAPPAHANNOCK may be forced to borrow money this June, auditor Daniel Cox told the Supervisors last Thursday. At this point, Cox estimates the county will have a working balance of around $35,000 this coming June. When the budget for the current fiscal year was drawn up, the county was expected to have a much larger working balance by the end of the fiscal year, Cox said.
“What about the Certificates of Deposit?” Chairman Pete k Luke asked, thinking that would give the budget a bit more leeway. That $35,000 figure includes certificates of deposit, auditor Cox said.
The audit for the fiscal year 1974-75, which Cox just completed, has revealed that Rappahannock County had only $1,450 left over on June 30, 1975. “That’s cutting it pretty close,” Cox said.
The Supervisors had little comment following Cox’s presentation. They gave no indication as to how the ytight money” would affect their outlook as the annual round \ of budget hearings and requests I; begins.
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