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Boise Council Weighs Tax Hike for Services
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Boise’s mayor proposes a 2.7% property tax hike—about $10 more per homeowner—with council debating whether to hit the 3% cap. Councilmember Jimmy Hallyburton argues the extra $600K could fund critical deferred maintenance like park repairs and updated police/fire stations, warning delays will cost more later amid high construction prices. He admits it’s unpopular but insists it’s responsible. Complicating matters, a 2021 state law caps budget increases, and some lawmakers want to eliminate property taxes entirely. The council is seeking public input at a July 14 hearing as they strive to balance affordability with essential services.
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