The Brigham City Council backed away from a proposed 4.81% property tax increase Thursday, adopting the certified tax rate after councilmembers said residents needed a break from rising city and county costs. The council adopted a rate of 0.001740, rejecting the proposed rate of 0.001824. The certified rate is expected to generate approximately $3.85 million, including revenue from new growth. […]
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