During public comment periods and hearings, multiple people expressed concerns with how the 34 percent property tax increase could impact families and seniors on a fixed income. Now, voters get to decide whether the city can increase property taxes to make up for a $1.7 million dollar budget deficit, after a referendum effort gathered enough signatures to put this question on the ballot.
Roy referendum on 34% property tax increase gets enough signatures to be on ballot
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