US EditionBrookhaven City Council adopts millage rates despite Emory's objections
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Brookhaven City Council adopts millage rates despite Emory's objections
The City of Brookhaven adopted the fiscal year 2025 millage, stormwater, and street light district rates at its June 17 meeting after a tense public comment session. Residents will see the new rates in effect in September, when the DeKalb Tax Commissioner ‘s office issues tax bills for the year. The most significant jump in millage rates will occur in the special tax district that includes Emory University’s medical campus, Executive Park, as we…
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