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per person on instruction, and Page spends $486. Culpeper spends $612, Fauquier $667, Madison $505, and Warren $597.
On the other hand, Rappahannock spends more per person on administration in the education budget, $42. Culpeper spends $31, Fauquier $37, Madison $31, Page and Warren $30. The county spends less on maintenance than the surrounding counties, $45. Culpeper spends $88, Fauquier $91, Madison $75, Page $64 and Warren $69.
Rappahannock spends more than surrounding counties on general government, public safety, public works and health and welfare. The county spends more than any of the surrounding counties except Page on judicial administration. The county spends less than surrounding counties on community development.
Rappahannock spent relatively more than surrounding counties on capital projects in the fiscal 1991 year, but that included building the new library. Rappahannock spent $113 per person on capital projects, behind Fauquier at $114, but ahead of Culpeper at $32, Madison at $16, Page at $30 and Warren at $8.
The county is about in the middle in the amount of debt per person. Most of Rappahannock’s debt is in the form of literary loans for school construction. The county owes $29 per person. That is behind Culpeper at $76 and Fauquier at $83, but ahead of Madison at $18, Page at $16, and Warren at $17. Most of those counties are now involved in school building projects that will increase their debt.
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