Gwinnett County officials will see about $15.8 million more in property tax revenues than they budgeted for in January, if the county government’s millage rate stays the same. But commissioners will still have to use reserves to balance this year’s budget because of an increase in expenditures, according to the county’s top finance official.
When the county’s budget was adopted at the beginning of the year, county officials forecast that property taxes would generate $305.6 million in revenues, and that the county would have to use $6 million in reserves to balance the budget.
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