Arlington Proposes 3-Cent Property Tax Rate Increase Amid Projected Budget Shortfall
The tax increase aims to generate over $11 million to address a $25 million deficit and counter financial impacts from new exemptions and housing finance corporations, city data shows.
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Arlington residents can share their thoughts on a proposed tax rate increase at 2 town halls
The Arlington City Council plans to increase the tax rate by 3 cents to avoid a budget deficit in 2026 and prepare for more expected financial challenges in 2027. The city will have two town halls to hear from residents on Thursday and Aug. 21. The council voted unanimously to give city staff the go-ahead to propose the 3-cent tax increase at a meeting Tuesday. The rate will be brought back to the council for approval in September. The proposed …
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