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Stone County, Arkansas

Budget captured — not yet parsed

County Commons hasn't turned Stone County into a walkable money trail yet. But its adopted budget document is already captured below. When it's parsed, this page becomes a money trail with every dollar cited to its source, like the counties already live.
the document is here

Stone County's budget document is captured. Open Stone County’s budget as posted on the state portal in April 2025 ↗ — the county's real budget document. It isn't parsed into a walkable, cited money trail yet, but the source is here for anyone to read now.

Already here for Stone County

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Want Stone County built out, or want to host it? Reach the project at brayden.ozark@gmail.com.