Winnipeg budget: 5.95% property tax increase and big plans for roads, police, city finances
Public safety, city roadway infrastructure and stabilzing the city’s finances are at the top of the priority list when it comes to the city’s budget, which brings with it a property tax increase of 5.
Minneapolis City Council adopts 2025 budget, 6.8% tax levy increase
The Minneapolis City Council on Tuesday night adopted the city's 2025 budget, which is set to increase the property tax levy by about 6.9% over the current year. The $1.88 billion budget passed after the council made more than 70 amendments to Mayor Jacob Frey's initial budget proposal submitted in August,
Minneapolis council adopts budget that increases property tax levy 6.8% over 2024
After three days of budget revisions and a whopping 74 amendments, the Minneapolis City Council approved a property tax levy increase of 6.8% — the largest since 2010 — to fund the city budget next year.
Minneapolis City Council adopts 2025 budget with 6.9% property tax hike
Property taxes were one of the big issues of the night, as the Council approved the highest increase in about 15 years.
Minneapolis mayor, City Council clash over 2025 budget
The City Council approved a proposal just before midnight on Tuesday after hours of public testimony and discussion. As of right now, the 2025 budget is nearly $1.9 billion. Among several concerns addressed by the council were funding for nonprofits and property taxes.
Minneapolis City Council passes budget that comes with increased property taxes and with criticism from the mayor
More than 70 amendments later, the Minneapolis City Council passed a 2025 budget late Tuesday night. It comes with a property tax hike that that is lower than Mayor Jacob Frey says is needed, and the mayor is critical of the proposal.
Minneapolis City Council adopts $1.88B budget for 2025
The $1.88 billion budget includes a 6.9 percent property tax levy increase — lower than the 8.1 percent increase proposed by the mayor.
Minneapolis City Council adopts 2025 budget, still needs approval from Frey
The council ultimately approved a property tax hike of 6.9% and ended the meeting shortly before midnight. Mayor Jacob Frey had proposed a property tax increase as high as 8.3% but has said he’d go as low as 6.
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