The Christian County Health Department Board unanimously accepted recommendations from Public Health Director Devin Brumfield Monday night — and moved to remain at 3.2 cents per $100 of assessed value for this year’s taxing district.
Such decisions follow a month-long wait on assessed property values and suggestions of what the compensating rate looked like, which Brumfield said actually came in at 3.15 cents, with a requirement to round up on rates.
Brumfield noted that in 2025, Christian County’s property value stood north of $5.8 billion, thus creating a CCHD base of about $1.85 million…