Summary
Get ready for your property tax bill to climb! The Moab City Council just gave the green light to a tax increase after a heated public discussion.
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Impact analysis
Your wallet's going to feel a little lighter when that tax bill arrives.
The city itself will benefit, likely using the extra cash for public services or projects.
Homeowners and property owners will be paying more in taxes.
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Only the little people pay taxes
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I’m happy to report that our low-income elderly and disabled neighbors will continue to have robust relief programs available.
Moab passes property tax following heated hearing
Moab passes property tax following heated hearing The Times-Independent
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