First Local Tax Rate Cut In Years In Proposed Township Budget

March 1, 2017 Township Council Taxes

Mayor Phil Kramer said that he recommended that the proposed budget carry no municipal portion tax increase.

The $59.3 million budget introduced Feb. 28 by the Township Council carries something that hasn’t been seen in quite a while: a decrease in the local portion of the property tax rate.

The decrease is slight and varies depending upon whether a property has been reassessed in the last year, but it’s a decrease, nonetheless.

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First Local Tax Rate Cut In Years In Proposed Township Budget

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