Gloucester supervisors considering change to real estate tax rate, town hall scheduled
At the initial
That change, along with an increased revenue projection and keeping expenses flat where possible, would provide raises to all school and county employees. Fedors called it a fix to get their pay to the market rate.
Under Fedors' proposal, county employees would see an average raise of 10 percent and school employees an average raise of 6.8 percent.
A week later, a possibility of lowering the real estate tax rate emerged. Fedors said county staff negotiated a reduction in health insurance costs, and Supervisor
Bazzani said he wanted to get the rate to
The actual tax rate will be the subject of a public hearing and will need to be approved by the board, along with the budget.
The proposed general fund operating budget Fedors presented is
Under the proposal,
People who would like to weigh in on the proposed
For more information about the town hall, call county administration at 804-693-4042.
Officers and medics responded to a report of a stabbing about
Officers and medics responded to a report of a stabbing about
Officers and medics responded to a report of a stabbing about
Officers and medics responded to a report of a stabbing about
The Newport News School Board held a public hearing on the proposed budget and the proposal of rezoning children out of
The Newport News School Board held a public hearing on the proposed budget and the proposal of rezoning children out of
Major components of a 315-metric-ton gantry crane will replace the 49-year-old green gantry crane at docks 10 and 11.
Major components of a 315-metric-ton gantry crane will replace the 49-year-old green gantry crane at docks 10 and 11.
Reyes can be reached by phone at 757-247-4692. Follow him on Twitter @jdauzreyes.
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