Summary
Kerrville is eyeing an 8% hike in its disaster recovery tax rate, meaning higher property bills for locals soon. City leaders say the extra cash is crucial to beef up emergency response and recovery funds.
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Impact analysis
💰Financial impact
Expect your annual property tax bill to go up if this 8% rate hike gets the green light.
✅Who benefits
First responders and emergency management teams get the funding boost they need to keep the city safe.
⚠️Who could be affected
Local property owners will take a hit to their wallets with higher tax bills.
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