Hawkins County Commission Finalizes Budget With Property Tax Increase
The Hawkins County Commission Passed Their Finalized Budget For 2024-2025 On Monday After It Was Delayed Due To Concerns Over Proposed Property Tax Increases.
Read moreThe Hawkins County Commission Passed Their Finalized Budget For 2024-2025 On Monday After It Was Delayed Due To Concerns Over Proposed Property Tax Increases.
Read moreThe Memphis City Council Has Passed The City Budget For The Upcoming Fiscal Year, And Residents Will See Increased Property Taxes And Additional Fees For Vehicle Registration And Solid Waste Pickup, While The Interim Police Chief Gets A Salary Cut Of $34,000.
Read moreThe Loudon County Commission Approved A Property Tax Increase On Monday With Plans To Use The Additional Revenue For New School Projects.
Read moreOn Monday June 24th, The Loudon County Commission Will Vote To Impose A Property Tax Increase, Despite Most Of The County Not Knowing About It. Opportunity To Comment At Commission Meetings Has Also Been Curtailed, As Most Tyrants Will Do, Despite Laws Giving The Public The Right To Be Heard.
Read moreIt’s No Secret That In The Last Several Years, Residents Of Red States Like Tennessee Have Seen A Major Increase Of “Transplants” From Blue States Like New York And California. Plenty Of These Blue State “Refugees” Have Witnessed What Left-Wing Policies Did To Their Former Home State And Are Passionate About Keeping Tennessee Red… But There Are Also Plenty Who Simply Moved To The State Due To The Lower Cost Of Living.
Read moreAnother Local Government In Tennessee Is Looking To Increase City Funding By Raising Property Taxes For Residents.
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Read moreWashington County’s Budget Committee Has Recommended An Increase In The County’s Property Tax Rate.
Read moreThere Was Recently An Important Meeting Of The Loudon County Commission. As Anticipated And Par For The Course, Few Taxpayers Attended This Meeting Where The New Budget Was Presented To Commission Members Not On The Budget Committee. Only The New Budget Wasn’t Really Presented, Just Parts Of It. There Was No Agenda For The Meeting And No Official Minutes Taken.
Read moreThe Efforts Of Some Tennessee Lawmakers To Cap Property Taxes Have Been Repeatedly Stalled As Property Tax Increases Continue To Be Proposed By Local Governments Throughout The State.
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