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Chicago activists push for universities to pay for city services to ease budget woes – The Triibe

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“We know these private institutions that are benefiting from services – like law enforcement, like the fire department – aren’t having to pay property taxes,” says Jesse Hoyt, executive director of the community organization ONE Northside. “Now, more than ever, we need to see progressive revenue options, and we see the PILOT (payment in lieu of taxes) program as one of those ways of really achieving that.”

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Chicago activists push for universities to pay for city services to ease budget woes – The Triibe

“We know these private institutions that are benefiting from services – like law enforcement, like the fire department – aren’t having to pay property taxes,” says Jesse Hoyt, executive director of the community organization ONE Northside. “Now, more than ever, we need to see progressive revenue options, and we see the PILOT (payment in lieu of taxes) program as one of those ways of really achieving that.”

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Chicago activists push for universities to pay property taxes to ease city’s budget woes – The Windy City Word

As Chicago City Council works to pass a 2025 budget that will likely include a property tax increase, organizers are calling for private universities to pay their fair share for public services.  “We know these private institutions that are benefiting from services – like law enforcement, like the fire department – aren’t having to pay property taxes,” says Jesse Hoyt, executive director of the community organization ONE Northside, which is pushi

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The TRiiBE broke the news in on Thursday, December 12, 2024.
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