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Carbon County Commissioner Jared Haddock talks property tax

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Utah News spotted this story published September 30, 2026 at castlecountryradio.com. Full coverage may follow as more sources report.

Amid growing community concerns over property tax assessments, Carbon County Commissioner Jared Haddock joined the KOAL newsroom to discuss property taxes and some of the commission's community efforts. Commissioner Haddock first outlined the commission's goals and explained how closing coal mines affected Carbon County.

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