County ok's tax rate drop, $22.5 million annual budget

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County ok’s tax rate drop, $22.5 million annual budget

Gillespie County Commissioners approved an effective property tax rate of 39.99 cents per $100 valuation on Monday. This value is down from last year’s rate of 43.42 cents, and is calculated from Scott Fair, chief appraiser at the Gillespie Central Appraisal District. Gillespie County Judge

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