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		<title>Cecil County Budget: All Over But the Shouting; $415K in Spending Cuts Won&#8217;t Block Tax Boosts</title>
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		<pubDate>Fri, 02 Jun 2017 17:04:09 +0000</pubDate>
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		<description><![CDATA[It’s all over but the shouting on Cecil County’s Fiscal 2018 proposed budget, after the County Council made its last round of budget decisions on Thursday and added back $49,100 in funds the panel had previously cut. The Council is set to formally adopt the budget next week at its 6/6/2017 evening meeting, at which there will no doubt be a fair amount of political rhetoric and at least one vote against the budget. But County Council President Joyce Bowlsbey (R-2) extracted a promise from Council members that there would be no last-minute surprises at that session and members would stick by the decisions they had made in two lengthy worksessions on the budget. “I’d like things to run smoothly,” she said. The Council’s decisions amount to less than half-a penny on the property tax rate, and Bowlsbey said after the final worksession that she had also obtained assurances from a majority of the Council that the money derived from the spending cuts would be allocated to the county’s depleted emergency reserve funds—the “unassigned fund balance”&#8211;rather than taking off a miniscule fraction from the property tax rate. The county’s current property tax rate is 0.9914 per $100 of assessed property [&#8230;]]]></description>
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		<title>Cecil County Homeless: Health Dept., Schools Differ on Numbers; Charities See Faces of Homeless, Govt. Focuses on Grants</title>
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		<description><![CDATA[Cecil County health officials count 191 homeless people in Cecil County— a count achieved without anyone from the agency going to the tent encampments where many homeless people live— while Cecil County Public Schools (CCPS) count 720 students who are considered homeless. The discrepancies stem, at least in part, from the health and CCPS officials using different definitions under different federal laws. But advocates for the homeless say the numbers are closer to the schools’ assessment and more needs to be done to help. During a meeting of the county Board of Health— consisting of the County Council, County Executive Tari Moore and Stephanie Garrity, the county Health Officer— on Tuesday, county government officials from health, social services and housing agencies outlined their count of the homeless and various federally-funded programs with grants to those agencies totaling about $290,000 a year. In addition Mike Brandon, a pastor who operates the Paris Foundation that provides meals and supplies to the homeless at an Elkton location on Bridge Street, described the circumstances and problems that lead people to become homeless. Churches and private non-profit groups provide the bulk of direct care for the homeless in Cecil County. Meeting Ground operates a day [&#8230;]]]></description>
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