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Warren County supervisors to return money to reserves, lower taxes as budgeting wraps up

Summary by Indianola Independent Advocate
When the Warren County Board of Supervisors started working on its fiscal year 2026 budget in February, members were debating how much money they would have to draw from reserves to balance the budget.
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Warren County supervisors to return money to reserves, lower taxes as budgeting wraps up

When the Warren County Board of Supervisors started working on its fiscal year 2026 budget in February, members were debating how much money they would have to draw from reserves to balance the budget.

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Indianola Independent Advocate broke the news in on Thursday, April 3, 2025.
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