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fice as Commonwealth’s Attorney, which is included under Judicial Administration, and the costs for the registrar and Board of Elections.
Fauquier spent $48 per capita for this category. All other surrounding counties spent less that Rappahannock, $28 in Culpeper, $31 in Madison, $45 in Page, and $33 in Warren.
Judicial Administration costs another $20 per person in Rappahannock. This is 2 percent of the operating budget, but 110 percent of the state average of $18.50. Most of the surrounding counties also have costs in this category that are above the state’s. Fauquier and Madison also spent about $20 per capita, Page $24 and Warren $21. However, Culpeper only spent $10 per person for Judicial Administration. The state provides 66 percent of the costs for Judicial Administration in Rappahannock, which includes the costs for court, court clerks, the Commonwealth’s Attorney, and part of the sheriffs budget.
Another $110 per person was spent for Public Safety. This is 10.7 percent of the operating budget and 75 percent of the state average of $145. The state provides 58 percent of the funds for this category.
Public Safety covers the rest of the sheriffs budget split between law enforcement and detention, and also fire and rescue and inspection. Rappahannock’s cost in this category was higher than any surrounding county. Culpeper spent $94, Fauquier $76, Madison $63, Page $41, and Warren $73.
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