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The council is reviewing the proposed budget and tax rates for the next year. This will determine how much you pay in property taxes and what services the city can afford.
At a glance
Rising — being discussed more frequently. 4 mentions in the last 30 days, 3 the 60 before.
The budget will raise $991,712 more in property taxes than last year.
The city and its residents through funded municipal services and infrastructure projects.
Property owners will see an increase in their tax burden.
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The city is proposing a budget that increases property tax revenue by over $990,000. This hearing is your chance to see how the city plans to spend tax dollars in the coming year.
The committee is reviewing how the city handles internal policies and property valuations, which can influence how tax dollars are managed and how city services are prioritized.
The TIF district is paying the city $750,000 to cover the extra costs of police, fire, and maintenance services in the Old Town area.
The board is setting the budget for the next year, which dictates how much money goes into our parks, golf courses, and other recreational facilities.
The city is planning its spending for the next year, focusing on streets, police, and parks. Residents can weigh in on how their tax dollars are used during upcoming hearings.
The city is finalizing its budget and tax rates for the next year. This will determine how much property tax residents pay and what services the city can afford to provide.
The council is reviewing the proposed budget and tax rates for the next year. This will determine how much you pay in property taxes and what services the city can afford.