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VIDEO: Why the city of Tallahassee says it's facing a $3.8M budget deficit - Vimarsana News

VIDEO: Why the city of Tallahassee says it's facing a $3.8M budget deficit

The city of Tallahassee is projecting a multi-million-dollar shortfall in funding next year. The amount of tax dollars coming in and the expenses coming out aren't currently balanced.

Source: wtxl.com
'Doomsday scenario': Legislative session could blast city of Tallahassee budget - Vimarsana News

'Doomsday scenario': Legislative session could blast city of Tallahassee budget

These bills could eventually cause anywhere from a round of budgetary belt-tightening to an existential funding crisis in Tallahassee and other cities.

Source: yahoo.com
Tallahassee officials vote to proceed with property tax hike - Vimarsana News

Tallahassee officials vote to proceed with property tax hike

Tallahassee city commissioners, in a split vote, tentatively agreed to a proposed property tax increase to balance their 2024 budget.

Commissioner Porter says Tallahassee needs to consider property tax hike - Vimarsana News

Commissioner Porter says Tallahassee needs to consider property tax hike

City Commissioner Jack Porter said the city should consider raising its tax rate in the coming years to account for the need for more services and increased costs.

Tallahassee: We have low essential costs for businesses and residents compared to other cities - Vimarsana News

Tallahassee: We have low essential costs for businesses and residents compared to other cities

The expenses, comprised of property taxes, fire protection fees, utilities, solid waste service, and business taxes (which the City of Tallahassee has repealed but others still levy), are compared to 11 peer cities in Florida.

Source: wfsu.org