Bristol, Tennessee City Council approves budget with cuts, tax increase

Bristol, Tennessee City Council approves budget with cuts, tax increase

BRISTOL, Tenn. (WJHL) — The Bristol, Tennessee City Council passed a budget on second and final reading that includes cuts and a tax increase, albeit a smaller increase than originally proposed. The budget passed in a 4–1 vote Tuesday night with Council Member Vince Turner voting against it. The city's property tax rate will go up to $1.87 per $100 of assessed value, an increase of 21%. PREVIOUS: Bristol, TN Council advances budget with cut…

Bristol TN residents will see property taxes increase 21% - SuperTalk 92.9

The Bristol, Tennessee City Council passed a budget on second and final reading that includes...