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Behind the Curtain: What the Metropolitan Water District Doesn't Want You to Know - Vimarsana News

Behind the Curtain: What the Metropolitan Water District Doesn't Want You to Know

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El Paso homeowners to receive property valuation notices, have right to protest - Vimarsana News

El Paso homeowners to receive property valuation notices, have right to protest

Property owners in El Paso will soon start receiving property value notices in the mail or may have already even received them.

Source: kfoxtv.com
Several property tax hikes on ballot in Franklin County amid rising tax concerns - Vimarsana News

Several property tax hikes on ballot in Franklin County amid rising tax concerns

Several Franklin County governments are seeking voter approval of levies on the primary ballot while facing rising concerns about property taxes.

Source: yahoo.com
How Wyandotte County residents can appeal upcoming property valuations - Vimarsana News

How Wyandotte County residents can appeal upcoming property valuations

Property owners in Wyandotte County will begin receiving their property valuation notice in the mail starting at the beginning of March.

Source: yahoo.com
Sarasota County open to buying old golf course property, but cost keeps commissioners from taking action - Vimarsana News

Sarasota County open to buying old golf course property, but cost keeps commissioners from taking action

Sarasota County commissioners seem open to the idea of purchasing a 49-acre former golf course property in the Gulf Gate Estates community. If acquired by the county, it could remain green space with a potential to benefit local water quality and improve stormwater infrastructure. Right now, it is owned by a developer who wants to bring 106 single-family homes to the site.

Source: yahoo.com