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Town Of Century Begins Budget Work
June 5, 2015
The Town of Century got an early start on their 2015-2016 budget setting process with a Thursday afternoon special council workshop meeting with department heads.
Each department head met with the three council members that attended the meeting — Ann Brooks, Ben Boutwell and Sandra McMurray Jackson — and Robert Hudson, the town’s accountant. They reviewed their departmental budgets from the current budget year and looked at needs for the upcoming year.
Additional budget workshops are planned for several upcoming Thursdays — June 11 and 18, and Thursday July 9. An additional budget workshop will Thursday, July 16, if needed. All meetings will be held at 1:30 p.m. on the listed dates in the council chambers at the Century Town Hall at 7995 North Century Boulevard.
Final approval for the budget will come in September, with Century’s 2015-2016 fiscal year beginning October 1.
The Town of Century’s budget for the current fiscal year is $5.1 million.
Pictured: Century Street Department Director Larry Murphy (blue shirt) discusses his budget with council members (L-R) Ann Brooks, Sandra McMurray Jackson and Ben Boutwell, and (right) accountant Robert Hudson, Thursday afternoon. NorthEcambia.com photo, click to enlarge.
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Why don’t Century look what is going on in the towns next door like Atmore and Brewton. Those town are growing with shopping centers ect and Century don’t even have a fish store..It is a shame when people come home ,because there is nothing to do in that town. So what every they do with there budget I hope they will do something to grow the community.