Greenwood City Council approves wheel tax to secure state road repair funding
The tax would charge $25 for regular cars and help Greenwood qualify for $1.5 million in annual state road funding, officials said.
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Greenwood Leaders Approve New Road Funding Tax
Source: Maxwell England / Getty GREENWOOD, Ind — People who live in Greenwood will soon pay a new fee to register their vehicles after the Greenwood Common Council unanimously approved a wheel tax Monday night. The tax will add $25 a year for vehicles registered in Greenwood and $40 for buses, semis and RVs. The money will go toward road repairs and help the city qualify for state transportation grants. City leaders say the tax is needed because…
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