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Fiscal court OKs $3 water tax for 911

By: Dean Manning

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Pat White Jr., Whitley County Judge-Executive

911 fees will never completely cover the cost of Whitley County E911, but the Whitley County Fiscal Court is looking to the water in the hopes of decreasing the portion of the budget shortfall that has to be covered out of the county’s general fund.

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