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'Fantasy built on a faulty foundation': Ogden Valley residents speak out against proposed 512% property tax increase

By ABC 4 · August 14, 2026 · 1 min read
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OGDEN VALLEY, Utah (ABC4) — Residents gathered at an Ogden Valley City meeting on Tuesday night to protest a proposed 512% property tax increase. 61% above last year's property tax, excluding eligible new growth.

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