With the majority of funds going toward public safety, The Town of Lexington’s budget for 2025 seeks to help the community grow without raising property taxes.
LEXINGTON, S.C. — As local governments near the end of their budgets for 2024, local leaders are starting to look at what comes next, including those in the Town of Lexington.
On Monday evening, the Town of Lexington Council adjusted the 2024 budget and used a work session to discuss what taxpayers can expect from the next budget in 2025.
The mayor and town council called a special meeting to be able to make some changes to the current budget before transitioning to the next budget on July 1.
“A lot around technology related to transparency and a lot around Freedom of Information Act compliance…and a number of items that were critical, for example, replacing a generator,” Ford explained.
Following the short budget amendment meeting, the town …
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