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Stamford's Board of Reps hasn't voted to set a mill rate, prompting finance board to revisit issue

Summary by StamfordAdvocate
One rate put $5 million toward Fund 57, which is a fund meant to support school construction projects in the city.

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Stamford's Board of Reps hasn't voted to set a mill rate, prompting finance board to revisit issue

One rate put $5 million toward Fund 57, which is a fund meant to support school construction projects in the city.

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StamfordAdvocate broke the news in on Wednesday, May 21, 2025.
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