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Ogden Valley leaders OK 512.6% tax hike, but Utah Supreme Court still has to weigh in

By Deseret News · August 20, 2026 · 1 min read
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The expansive locale on the Wasatch Back in Weber County on July 26. 6% tax hike, but the Utah Supreme Court still has to weigh in. 48 million for the new Weber County city. The action followed a truth-in-taxation hearing on the issue on Aug.

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