Glasgow residents may soon pay more in taxes – but City Council believes the move is worth it. At a work session on Aug. 18, Glasgow City Council decided to assess the actual mills allowed by state law for the 2026 – 2027 fiscal year, allocating $25,000 of these funds to a capital projects street maintenance fund to assist the city with street repairs. "The condition of our streets continues...
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