Yakima won't increase utility taxes next year to balance budget and pay for pools
The Yakima Council didn’t have the required five votes for a tax increase during a meeting Tuesday.
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The Yakima Council didn’t have the required five votes for a tax increase during a meeting Tuesday.
Yakima residents will get their chance to comment on several aspects of the coming year’s city budget as the City Council hosts public hearings at its Tuesday night meeting.Four public
City officials are talking through the best way to fund Yakima's pools. The list includes Franklin, Lions, the Rotary YMCA aquatic center and the future MLK pool, which is close
City of Yakima officials have proposed a utility tax increase that could generate $2.7 million in additional general fund revenue in 2024.
Updated parking rules and fees for downtown Yakima have been added to the city’s ordinances and will now be enforced, including the availability of more monthly permit spaces.