Fontana City Council adopts sewer-fee authority, routes charges to tax bills
Fontana CA – On July 14, the City Council adopted Ordinance No. 1993 and Resolution No. 2026-070, routing sewer charges onto San Bernardino County property-tax bills.
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Miami Safe & Ready Bond to Nov. 3 Vote: $450M and 0.5935 Mill
Voters decide Nov. 3, 2026 on up to $450M for Miami police and fire facilities, repaid through ad valorem taxes capped at 0.5935 mills.
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Mission City Council Sets Sept. 16 Hearing on 2027 Tax “Intent” and SB 244
Mission KS – On July 15, City Council approved property-tax “intent” resolutions for 2027 and an SB 244 compliance ordinance, with a Sept. 16 hearing.
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Eau Claire schedules 2027 property revaluation: key Sept 2026 dates
Eau Claire set Sept. 3 assessment notices for some owners, with Open Book Sept. 14–15 and Board of Review Sept. 22—here’s how it works.
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Durham County launches PayDCoNC for online property-tax payments
Durham County’s new PayDCoNC portal (pay.dconc.gov) lets property owners make scheduled or partial payments online—and manage past-due balances without a visit or call.
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Miami-Dade sets proposed FY 2026-27 millage rates—who pays for what
Miami FL – Miami-Dade proposes FY 2026-27 millage rates for countywide operations, Fire Rescue, libraries, and unincorporated areas—how to read the notice.
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Tampa Bay renters could feel Florida’s property-tax overhaul—state model starts in 2027
A Florida constitutional amendment could reduce local property-tax revenue growth starting with the 2027 roll, state model shows for Hillsborough and Tampa.
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Miami-Dade TRIM budget hearings: Sept. 3 & Sept. 17 at 5:01 p.m.
Miami-Dade County’s FY 2026-27 TRIM-linked budget hearings are Sept. 3 and Sept. 17, 2026 at 5:01 p.m.—plus what to check in your notice.
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Austin’s $6.6B proposed budget goes to July 22 hearing: property taxes, social cuts
Austin’s July 22 budget hearing starts the public review of the City Manager’s $6.6B proposal, with proposed higher property taxes and social service cuts.
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Des Moines residents push back on $12M budget gap service cuts—how to weigh in
Des Moines residents question possible city service cuts tied to a projected $12M budget shortfall now. Feedback runs through end of July.
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Crawford County OKs FY 2026–27; Unanimous Denison Abatement for 1945 Deloit Blvd
Denison IA – Crawford County Board approved FY 2026–27 appropriations and a Secondary Road Fund transfer, plus a unanimous tax abatement for 1945 Deloit Blvd.
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Jonesville Board of Review meets July 20: clerical errors, poverty exemption
Jonesville MI—The City Board of Review meets Monday, July 20 at 12:00 p.m. at City Hall to correct clerical errors and consider poverty exemption requests.
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Miami-Dade’s proposed 2026-27 budget tweaks transit spending, targets some low-ridership routes—hearings ahead
Miami-Dade’s proposed FY 2026-27 budget keeps the operating property tax rate flat and boosts transit spending, while targeting early/late low-ridership cuts.
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Garland budget talks heat up: FY 2026-27 heads to hearings; Nov vote possible
Garland TX – City Council received FY 2026-27 budget July 6; public hearings Aug. 4 and 11, with Aug. 17 adoption tied to a Nov. 2026 tax-rate vote.
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Keene City Council advances 79-E tax relief for 429 Elm Street (2 new homes)
Keene NH – After a July 2 public hearing, City Council’s July 16 agenda considers Finance’s 4-year RSA 79-E RPRZ recommendation for 429 Elm Street’s barn rehab.
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Clinton NJ tax bills being printed: 2.879% rate and grace through Aug. 19
Town of Clinton says 2026-27 property tax bills are online, being printed, and expected in late July, with grace extended through Aug. 19 (rate: 2.879%).
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Minneapolis faces up to a $33 million budget gap for 2027—what it could mean for residents
Minneapolis leaders are preparing the 2027 budget with a projected general-fund gap of up to $33 million. Here’s what to watch next.
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Scottsburg stormwater/MS4 fee for 2026 tax bills: $7/ERU and business formula
Scottsburg IN residents and businesses will see a new stormwater/MS4 fee on 2026 property tax bills: $7 per month per ERU and an impervious-area formula for non-residential.
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Glendale adopts $1.41B 2026-27 budget: more police downtown, fire engines, road projects
Glendale City Council unanimously adopted a $1.41B FY 2026-27 budget starting July 1—adding downtown police, Fire Station 154 moves, road safety, and a no-tax pledge.
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Pittsford tax bills: refuse charge overstated $1.28; credit to next year
Pittsford says a calculation error overstated the refuse-district portion of 2026 bills by $1.28. Pay as issued; an automatic credit goes next year.
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Orlando City Council workshop July 13: property tax reform update & budget—what to expect
Orlando, FL — Orlando City Council’s July 13 hybrid workshop will preview a property tax reform update and a budget proposal update for residents.
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West Jordan sets Aug. 11 property-tax hearing after FY 2027 schedule update
West Jordan UT – The amended FY 2027 property-tax impact schedule estimates +$500,418 in revenue and modeled +$8.66/$15.74 impacts—next hearing Aug. 11.