Warren County is growing with many new development projects in all of the county’s different communities. This new growth across the county means that the county levels are decreasing. Warren County Board of Supervisors Chairman, Brian Arnold says Warren County is limited to three percent revenue growth and the increase in population is outweighing that three percent rate.
“For the most part, we’re limited to three percent revenue growth. That’s good for taxpayers, because the people that are doing the budget can’t exceed sort of inflictionary numbers when we’re doing our budget. Overall, since our county is growing much faster than three percent, that means levies are going down.”
