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Summit Mosquito Abatement District proposes first tax increase in its 43-year history

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Summit Mosquito Abatement District proposes first tax increase in its 43-year history
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The Summit Mosquito Abatement District is requesting a property tax increase for the first time since its creation in 1983, which will add no more than $5 to the average Summit County homeowner's annual bill. The district provides mosquito control services for most of the county, including management, extermination and disease testing.

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