December 4, 2024 - 11:41

PAXTON — Ford County is set to experience a notable increase in its tax levy for 2024, anticipating a rise of over 17% in the total amount of real estate taxes to be collected compared to the previous year. This increase reflects the county's ongoing efforts to bolster its financial resources, which are crucial for funding various public services and infrastructure projects.
Despite the substantial increase in the total tax revenue, residents can expect a decrease in the tax rate itself. This dual approach aims to ensure that while the county collects more funds to support its initiatives, the burden on individual property owners will be alleviated. The county officials have emphasized the importance of balancing the need for increased revenue with the financial well-being of its residents.
As the county prepares for the upcoming fiscal year, discussions surrounding budget allocations and spending priorities are expected to take center stage, allowing for community input on how best to utilize the additional funds.
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