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der and Alexander who is compiling the information, was out of his Richmond office this week and unavailable for comment.
The highest valued property owned by the county is the courthouse, assessed at $250,000. Its contents are estimated to be valued at $25,000.
The county’s jail is the second most valuable building, assessed at $200,000 and its contents at $10,000.
The other assessments made for the insurance agency include:
— The new office of the county clerk, adjacent to the courthouse, is valued at $175,000 and its contents valued at $15,000.
— The office of the commissioner of revenue is valued at $80,000, its contents at $5,000.
— The Confederate monument located in the courthouse yard, is valued at $50,000.
— The pavilion building at the county recreational park on U.S. 211 is valued at $35,000, its contents at $1,000.
— The county treasurer’s office is valued at $35,000, its contents at $5,000.
— The county agent’s office is assessed at $25,000, its contents at $5,000.
— The county’s communication tower is valued at $10,000.
— the “meat house” is valued at $5,000 and its contents are valued at an additional $5,000. The building is currently being used as a storage facility.
— The last item is valued at $13,000 and is listed under “fencing, gates, guttering, downspouts, light poles, flagpoles, outdoor personal property, underground tanks and their contents, fuel pumps and all like items located throughout” tl e county.
The supervisors are scheduled to meet at 10 a.m. in the county courthouse.
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