The Complete, Item-by-Item Guide to Tuesday's Wakulla BOCC Meeting (11/17/2026)

Amendment 3 passed, and Wakulla County staff’s first move is to hold back $811,687 the Board already budgeted. That includes nixing $100,000 for senior center meals and $15,000 for a medical charity, while $40,000 for litter cleanup stays because it comes from a different fund. The property tax loss doesn’t start until FY2027/28, but these cuts would start now. Our item-by-item guide to the November 17 meeting shows what staff chose to cut first, and walks through every other item, from the Clerk’s internal audit reports to a new impact fee study, with page numbers from the 855-page packet linked at the bottom.

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