Sentence examples for increase county from inspiring English sources
Mr. Gulotta has already given the state board a 2001 budget proposal that would increase county property taxes by 7.9percentt, or an average of $33 per household.
Ms. Vincent said that shortly after the shelter asked for the increase, county social services officials told her that they planned to close the center.
County law enforcement leaders and some local ranchers strongly condemned Bundy for removing the fence – even though many said they supported the push to increase county access to local land.
Only the 19percentt increase enacted after Thomas R. Suozzi replaced Mr. Gulotta in 2002 was entirely the Democrats' doing, and Mr. Suozzi has kept his pledge not to increase county property taxes any more since then.
These authorities are facing difficult times as the gap between demand and healthcare resources is widening and the option to further increase county council taxes is not politically tempting.
In March, the LA County Board of Supervisors formally began a study into the effects of a similar increase county-wide.
Indeed, the raw blood lead level data show an increase county-wide in the year 2000, supporting an effect of the hurricane.
The Republicans criticize the Democrats as fiscally irresponsible and charge that Democrats have increased county spending by half a billion dollars and increased property taxes by 57percentt.
Increased county and state payments for child care are a necessary solution, and the Board of Legislators' increase of $1.4 million for child care subsidies is a good first step.
Critics including Mr. McAllister said that increased county spending for mosquito control, in part spurred by concern over the West Nile virus, had paid for new ditching equipment that Mr. Ninivaggi wanted to use in order to justify the purchases.
He said he was particularly concerned that the state, which is facing severe budget difficulties, would address them in part by increasing county mandated expenses in the state budget due in April.
