Dispute over sheriff's contract pushes Mills River toward costly options
Mills River faces possible property tax increases to fund core services after Henderson County terminated its sheriff contract costing 109000 annually. Town leaders weigh creating a police department or entering the garbage business to replace law enforcement, while county officials dispute the scope of cuts and question the town's timetable.
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Senior workforce housing may ease shortage in Henderson County
Lighting Editor Two developments could ease Henderson County housing shortages. Housing Assistance Corp plans rental and owner-occupied units on North Main Street after tax credit financing fell short. A Hendersonville couple seeks a senior focused manufactured home community off Sugarloaf Road and asks City Council for an impact fee waiver for up to 31 doublewide homes. The amended Oklawaha Village plan increases apartments from 66 to 78 and adds open space.
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