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Published 1 year ago

Lancaster city mayor proposes first real estate tax increase in 4 years

Summary by Ground News
Lancaster city property owners would see the first real estate tax increase since 2019 on top of higher fees for trash, water and sewer under Mayor Danene Sorace's proposed 2023 budget. Public safety is expected to receive $42.5 million under the new budget, which is a 1.6% increase from 2022. City households could also face a total $220 fee increase for all municipal services.

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Lancaster city mayor proposes first real estate tax increase in 4 years

Lancaster city property owners would see the first real estate tax increase since 2019 on top of higher fees for trash, water and sewer under Mayor Danene Sorace’s proposed 2023

1 year ago·Lancaster, United States
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UniSource Energy Services is seeking updated electric rates that would take effect in early 2024, its first such request in seven years. UniSource’s proposed rates would help cover the cost of investments made since 2014 to support a stronger, more secure energy grid. These investments include new substations, transmission and distribution system upgrades, and critical […]

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