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City tax cut sparks GOP catfight
Bill Spinks wspinks@cherryroad.com The Midlothian City Council voted unanimously at last Wednesday’s special meeting to adopt a property tax rate of 64 cents per $10,000 taxable valuation, a one-cent reduction from the current rate of 65 cents. The new rate will go into effect at the beginning of the new fiscal year, which begins Oct.…
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City tax cut sparks GOP catfight
Bill Spinks wspinks@cherryroad.com The Midlothian City Council voted unanimously at last Wednesday’s special meeting to adopt a property tax rate of 64 cents per $10,000 taxable valuation, a one-cent reduction from the current rate of 65 cents. The new rate will go into effect at the beginning of the new fiscal year, which begins Oct.…
