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Gregory receives tax letter from attorney general’s office

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The City of Gregory is one of more than 130 cities that was contacted by Texas Attorney General Ken Paxton in mid-May, notifying them they are prohibited from raising ad valorem taxes above the no-new-revenue tax rate.
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Gregory receives tax letter from attorney general’s office

The City of Gregory is one of more than 130 cities that was contacted by Texas Attorney General Ken Paxton in mid-May, notifying them they are prohibited from raising ad valorem taxes above the no-new-revenue tax rate.

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southtexasnews.com broke the news on Friday, June 5, 2026.
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