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Alleghany officials face budget decisions amid rising costs
COVINGTON — Rising costs and stagnant revenues are making budget preparations difficult for Alleghany County officials.
Members of the Alleghany County Board of Supervisors received early budget figures Monday evening during a budget work session to review the county’s proposed $104.7 million 2026-27 fiscal year budget.
“We tried not to cut things, but it had to happen,” said Suzanne Nicely, county finance director. “Revenues are stagnant, with …
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Alleghany officials face budget decisions amid rising costs
COVINGTON — Rising costs and stagnant revenues are making budget preparations difficult for Alleghany County officials. Members of the Alleghany County Board of Supervisors received early budget figures Monday evening during a budget work session to review the county’s proposed $104.7 million 2026-27 fiscal year budget. “We tried not to cut things, but it had to happen,” said Suzanne Nicely, county finance director. “Revenues are stagnant, with …
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