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Despite Helene's havoc, property tax collections remain steady

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Even though Hurricane Helene destroyed more than 1,000 structures, ravaged farm land and swept through much more, tax collections for the 2024 tax year are on par with previous years.
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Despite Helene's havoc, property tax collections remain steady

Even though Hurricane Helene destroyed more than 1,000 structures, ravaged farm land and swept through much more, tax collections for the 2024 tax year are on par with previous years.

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