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Tax increase, Right-to-Know complaints dominate Annville Township meeting

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Annville Township commissioners voted 5-0 Wednesday to advertise a proposed $2.84 million budget for 2027 that would raise property taxes 0.21 mills, to 6.5 mills, with a final vote set for Dec. 1.

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Tax increase, Right-to-Know complaints dominate Annville Township meeting

Annville Township commissioners voted 5-0 Wednesday to advertise a proposed $2.84 million budget for 2027 that would raise property taxes 0.21 mills, to 6.5 mills, with a final vote set for Dec. 1.

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