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Midland City Council just greenlit a new tax bill that’s going to change what you pay and how the city funds its services. You'll want to double-check your next tax statement to see exactly how this hits your personal budget.
At a glance
Rising — being discussed more frequently. 2 mentions in the last 30 days.
Sets county spending and property tax rates for thousands of residents for the upcoming fiscal year.
County residents, employees receiving raises, and departments receiving capital and operational funding.
Community organizations and programs that faced funding reductions or eliminations during budget deliberations.
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The county is finalizing its budget and tax rate, which will determine how much property tax homeowners pay next year. The proposal suggests a small increase for the average homeowner.
The Commissioners Court finalized the county's spending plan and tax rate for the upcoming fiscal year, balancing various department requests, salary increases, and funding cuts.
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