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Jenkins County collected
$3.9 million in total revenues
in 2000. In 2004, the county reported no revenues. The statewide revenue
per capita for this same year was
$736.
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In 2000 Jenkins County reported own source revenues of
$3.6 million.
In 2004 the county reported no own source revenues.
Own source revenues include revenues from property taxes,
sales taxes, and excise and special use taxes.
Per capita own source revenues
amounted to $0 in 2004.
This compares to a statewide per capita amount of
$631.
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The county collected an average of
$208
per capita in property taxes during the past five years. This amount was
less than
the average of
$249
per capita collected by counties with similarly-sized populations. For the same period,
the average per capita amount of county property tax collected in Georgia
was $288.
On average, property taxes accounted for
46.0% of the county's
own source revenue during the period of 2000 to 2004.
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General operating expenditures for Jenkins County in 2000
equaled $3.4 million,
or $398
per capita. The county reported no general operating expenditures in
2004. General operating expenditures per capita
for counties with similarly-sized populations
was $485 in 2004. The
statewide average was $626 per
capita during the same period.
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Historically, the top three expenditure categories for counties are
public safety, administration, and health and human services. In 2004,
Jenkins County provided no expenditure data for comparison
purposes.
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From 2000 to 2004, Jenkins County had an average of
$40,000 in
long-term debt outstanding,
resulting in an average per
capita debt of $6.
This amount was
less than
the $134
per capita average of counties with similarly-sized populations.
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