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Proposed Bridgeport $622M budget drastically cuts mill rate but real estate taxes might still go up

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Due to the spike in real estate values, Mayor Joe Ganim's proposed slashing of Bridgeport's tax rate does not equate to universal cuts in household tax bills.

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Proposed Bridgeport $622M budget drastically cuts mill rate but real estate taxes might still go up

Due to the spike in real estate values, Mayor Joe Ganim's proposed slashing of Bridgeport's tax rate does not equate to universal cuts in household tax bills.

·Bridgeport, United States
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Connecticut Post broke the news in Bridgeport, United States on Tuesday, March 24, 2026.
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