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Council’s Committee of the Whole hammers down Kamloops tax increase to 7.42%

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KAMLOOPS — At a Committee of the Whole meeting Tuesday afternoon (April 1), Kamloops council voted to defer parts of the municipal budget until 2026. The proposed tax increase will be lower for than previously thought this year. The debt servicing for the building of a new RCMP detachment will also be deferred until 2026. “The total of those changes would bring us down to a 7.42 per cent tax increase,” said Dustin Rutsatz, the financial planning…
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Council’s Committee of the Whole hammers down Kamloops tax increase to 7.42%

KAMLOOPS — At a Committee of the Whole meeting Tuesday afternoon (April 1), Kamloops council voted to defer parts of the municipal budget until 2026. The proposed tax increase will be lower for than previously thought this year. The debt servicing for the building of a new RCMP detachment will also be deferred until 2026. “The total of those changes would bring us down to a 7.42 per cent tax increase,” said Dustin Rutsatz, the financial planning…

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Disagreement ahead as Kamloops council revisits budget

Some Kamloops councillors are having second thoughts about a nine per cent tax hike. After seemingly coming to one of the last stages of settling what taxpayers are funding next year, they're coming back to slash some big items off the budget. Some on the chopping block are the new police station, a new bylaw-operated security system and the city's own climate action levy. The plan as proposed would reduce it from a 9.1% to 7.4% increase, savi…

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