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Tuscaloosa city fails to pass property tax referendum
In a close race, Tuscaloosa city voters decided not to pass a 22 percent property tax increase to support the city school system, losing by 5.6 perfect.Superin
Tuscaloosa residents reject property tax increase for schools
Tuscaloosa voters rejected a referendum that would have increased property taxes by 22 percent, falling 705 votes short.
POLLS OPEN on Tuscaloosa’s Property Tax Referendum to Fund Schools
Polls are open across the city of Tuscaloosa as citizens weigh whether to increase their property taxes by 22 percent to fund the municipal school system for decades to come.
Tuscaloosa voters reject proposed tax increase for city school system
About 53% of voters said "no" to the property tax hike, while 47% said "yes." Around 16.5% of the city's voters participated in the special election.
Tuscaloosa voters head to battle in less than week for tax vote
Tuscaloosa city voters will decide whether to vote yes or no on a tax referendum.The city school district is looking to raise property taxes by 22 percent, generating about $17 million annually. The board of education says this money will go towards ensuring school safety,
Voters to decide on property tax increase that would benefit Tuscaloosa City Schools
Tuscaloosa voters will decide whether to raise property taxes to fund improvements in the Tuscaloosa City Schools system. If approved, the referendum would increase the millage rate the schools receive.
Where to vote in today's Tuscaloosa City Schools property tax special election
Find out when and where to vote, what will be on the ballot and how the proposed 11.5-mill property tax hike would affect landowners and help schools.
Property tax referendum fails in Tuscaloosa
TUSCALOOSA, Ala. ( WBRC) - Residents in Tuscaloosa voted down a proposed property tax increase that would have benefitted schools. Polls were open Tuesday, Sept. 24 for residents to let their voice be known. Final results of the vote showed 4,999 votes in favor of the tax increase and 5,704 votes opposed.
Tuscaloosa voters say "no" to proposed tax increase benefitting city school system
Tuscaloosa voters have rejected a proposed property tax increase that would have benefited Tuscaloosa City Schools. The hike would have meant $17 million a year for education in Tuscaloosa.
Tuscaloosa residents vote down property tax increase
Tuscaloosa residents vote down property tax increase
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