Council eyes lower property tax hike
The Goldsboro City Council is eyeing a possible 9.5-cent property tax hike after scaling back a proposed 15-cent increase as part of the fiscal 2024-25 budget.
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The Goldsboro City Council is eyeing a possible 9.5-cent property tax hike after scaling back a proposed 15-cent increase as part of the fiscal 2024-25 budget.
Several residents spoke in opposition to the city of Goldsboro’s proposed fiscal 2024-25 budget that includes a 15-cent property tax increase and 7% increase in water and sewer rates.
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