Levy County keeps municipal fire assessment at $250
September 08, 2026 | Levy County, Florida
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The Levy County Board of County Commissioners approved a resolution to continue the municipal fire protection assessment at $250 per unit for fiscal year 2026–27.
Staff explained that the assessment reimposes the fire-protection assessment at the same $250 level set last year; after a public hearing with no substantive opposition, Commissioner Charlie Kennedy moved approval and the board adopted the resolution by voice vote.
No public speakers came forward for this item and commissioners recorded no conditions on the approval. The action continues the existing assessment structure that funds municipal fire protection services within the county's municipal service benefit unit.
Staff explained that the assessment reimposes the fire-protection assessment at the same $250 level set last year; after a public hearing with no substantive opposition, Commissioner Charlie Kennedy moved approval and the board adopted the resolution by voice vote.
No public speakers came forward for this item and commissioners recorded no conditions on the approval. The action continues the existing assessment structure that funds municipal fire protection services within the county's municipal service benefit unit.
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