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City won’t raise tax rates or fees, but property tax rises with inflation
Proposed budget includes 4% raise for city employees
Statesboro City Manager Charles Penny presents the proposed fiscal year 2023 budget with a slideshow during Tuesday's 3 p.m. work session with the mayor and council members.
Statesboro City Manager Charles Penny presents the proposed fiscal year 2023 budget with a slideshow during Tuesday's 3 p.m. work session with the mayor and council members. - photo by AL HACKLE/Staff
Statesboro’s city staff is proposing a fiscal year 2023 budget that calls for no increases in city tax rates or fees. However, it takes advantage of estimated 7% growth in property tax revenue and is projected to draw down more than $2 million from the city’s accumulated fund balance.
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