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Assessment freeze, rising costs drive tax rate increase in Hartland

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Hartland council has approved a property tax rate increase for 2026, saying rising costs and a provincial assessment freeze limited new revenue and left the municipality with little financial flexibility.

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Assessment freeze, rising costs drive tax rate increase in Hartland

Hartland council has approved a property tax rate increase for 2026, saying rising costs and a provincial assessment freeze limited new revenue and left the municipality with little financial flexibility.

·Saint John, Canada
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tj.news broke the news in Saint John, Canada on Wednesday, December 24, 2025.
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