Kentucky AG Says Property Tax Increase by County Fire Protection District Not Subject to Recall Vote

Kentucky AG Says Property Tax Increase by County Fire Protection District Not Subject to Recall Vote

Kentucky Office of the Attorney General

The Kentucky attorney general explained that a property tax increase by a county fire protection district would not be subject to a recall vote because the district is not subject to the generally applicable statutory limits for special purpose government entities, even if the increase was greater than 4 percent over the compensating tax rate,  

The Kentucky attorney general explained that a property tax increase by a county fire protection district would not be subject to a recall vote because the district is not subject to the generally applicable statutory limits for special purpose government entities, even if the increase was greater than 4 percent over the compensating tax rate,

The Kentucky attorney general explained that a property tax increase by a county fire protection district would not be subject to a recall vote, even if the increase was greater than 4 percent over the compensating tax rate, because the district is not subject to the generally applicable statutory limits for special purpose government entities.

The Kentucky attorney general explained that a property tax increase by a county fire protection district would not be subject to a recall vote, even if the increase was greater than 4 percent over the compensating tax rate, because the district is not subject to the generally applicable statutory limits for special purpose government entities.