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Letter from County Executive announces Truth-in-Taxation hearings for 2027 tax increases

By Cache Valley Daily · October 23, 2026 · 1 min read
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CACHE COUNTY – As soon as the statewide election on Nov. 3 is over, Cache County officials will turn their attention to completing state mandated requirements to finalize the county’s 2027 budget.

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