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Rob Mitchell Announces Nearly $500K Returned to Rutherford General Fund - Vimarsana News

Rob Mitchell Announces Nearly $500K Returned to Rutherford General Fund

MURFREESBORO, TN  Under the leadership of Rob Mitchell, the Property Assessor of Rutherford County, and the unwavering dedication of his hardworking staff, the county has experienced a remarkable achievement in fiscal responsibility. The Property Assessors Office is proud to announce that they have successfully returned $499,679 this year to the county general fund, further solidifying their commitment to prudent financial management.   Through their diligent efforts and meticul ...

My first speech | Sunbury & Macedon Ranges - Vimarsana News

My first speech | Sunbury & Macedon Ranges

The national My First Speech competition has been launched, with McEwen MP Rob Mitchell encouraging students to participate. The competition […]

July benefits for McEwen | Sunbury & Macedon Ranges - Vimarsana News

July benefits for McEwen | Sunbury & Macedon Ranges

McEwen residents are set to benefit from cheaper child care, changes to paid parental leave, and increases to Medicare rebates […]

16.1% property tax hike won't apply to eligible tax freeze recipients who already applied - Vimarsana News

16.1% property tax hike won't apply to eligible tax freeze recipients who already applied

The 16.1% property tax increase won't apply to eligible to tax freeze applicants prior to rate hike vote Monday by the Rutherford County Commission.

Source: yahoo.com
16.1% property tax hike won't apply to eligible tax freeze recipients - Vimarsana News

16.1% property tax hike won't apply to eligible tax freeze recipients

The 16.1% property tax increase won't apply to eligible to tax freeze applicants prior to rate hike vote Monday by the Rutherford County Commission.

Source: dnj.com