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It's official: Manassas homeowners to see average 7% spike on tax bills

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Manassas City Council on Monday approved a $511.8 million budget for fiscal 2026 that keeps the real estate tax rate flat but will still result in higher tax bills and utility costs for most residents starting July 1.

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It's official: Manassas homeowners to see average 7% spike on tax bills

Manassas City Council on Monday approved a $511.8 million budget for fiscal 2026 that keeps the real estate tax rate flat but will still result in higher tax bills and utility costs for most residents starting July 1.

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InsideNoVA.com broke the news in on Tuesday, June 10, 2025.
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