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House rejects backfill for local governments

Summary by Wyoming Tribune Eagle

CHEYENNE — Just a few weeks after voting to support backfilling local municipalities in the supplemental budget if property tax cuts were passed, the Wyoming House of Representatives rejected proposals to do the same Tuesday.

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House rejects backfill for local governments

CHEYENNE — Just a few weeks after voting to support backfilling local municipalities in the supplemental budget if property tax cuts were passed, the Wyoming House of Representatives rejected proposals to do the same Tuesday.

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Wyoming Tribune Eagle broke the news in 1 month ago on Wednesday, March 5, 2025.

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