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North Dakota Century Code Title 54. State Government § 54-24.2-03. Incentive for local funding

Current as of January 01, 2024 | Updated by Findlaw Staff

To provide for increased local funding, public libraries eligible to receive funds under section 54-24.2-02 shall have the funds allocated to them modified in accordance with the following formula:

Cities levying

8.00 or more mills

150

percent of allocation

6.00 -- 7.99 mills

125

percent of allocation

4.00 -- 5.99 mills

100

percent of allocation

3.00 -- 3.99 mills

75

percent of allocation

2.00 -- 2.99 mills

50

percent of allocation

1.00 -- 1.99 mills

33

percent of allocation

0.01 -- 0.99 mills

25

percent of allocation

0.00 -- mills

0

percent of allocation

Counties levying

4.00 or more mills

150

percent of allocation

3.00 -- 3.99 mills

125

percent of allocation

2.00 -- 2.99 mills

100

percent of allocation

1.50 -- 1.99 mills

75

percent of allocation

1.00 -- 1.49 mills

50

percent of allocation

0.50 -- 0.99 mills

33

percent of allocation

0.01 -- 0.49 mills

25

percent of allocation

0.00 -- mills

0

percent of allocation

The computation of mills must be based upon:

1. The levy on the taxable valuation as certified by the county auditor to the tax commissioner. By May fifteenth of each year the tax commissioner shall provide the state library the certified taxable valuations;

2. The other public funds received and deposited in the library fund for the operation of the library by the governing body during the preceding fiscal year; and

3. Computation of the mill levy equivalent of other public funds as computed by the state library.

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