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A Tax Hike "For Public Safety" — But the Cops and Firefighters Aren't Growing MyrtleBeachSC News
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A Tax Hike "For Public Safety" — But the Cops and Firefighters Aren't Growing MyrtleBeachSC News
An analysis for North Myrtle Beach residents North Myrtle Beach’s proposed budget for fiscal year 2027 — covering July 1, 2026 through June 30, 2027 — totals $190.2 million across all funds, about $9.8 million (5.4%) more than the current year [City of North Myrtle Beach, 2026]. City Manager Ryan Fabbri’s plan, headed to a public hearing on June 1, rests on one headline move: a property-tax increase aimed squarely at public safety [City of North…
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