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Details of Tax Hike

Summary by Martinsville Bulletin
On Tuesday, the Martinsville City Council approved a 4.5% real estate tax increase that will aff ect property owners. On Wednesday, Commissioner of the Revenue Ruth Easley explained what that means.

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Citizens criticize city tax hike

Not only is paying more money distasteful, speakers at a public hearing on Mount Airy's proposed budget believe the city tax-hike policy is discouraging business growth and could end up displacing senior citizens from their homes.

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Details of tax hike

On Tuesday, the Martinsville City Council approved a 4.5% real estate tax increase that will aff ect property owners. On Wednesday, Commissioner of the Revenue Ruth Easley explained what that means.

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Martinsville Bulletin broke the news in on Saturday, May 17, 2025.
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