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It's not official yet, but the Arlington County Board has tentative plans to keep the real estate tax rate steady for the upcoming fiscal year. During a recent budget wrap-up session, board members expressed a consensus against increasing the tax rate from $1.033 to $1.043 per $100 assessed valuation, which had been previously advertised as a possibility.
The decision comes in light of ongoing discussions about the county's financial health and the economic pressures faced by residents. Board members highlighted the importance of providing stability for homeowners and businesses, especially in a time of rising costs in other areas. By maintaining the current rate, the board aims to alleviate some of the financial burdens on the community.
While the board's plans are not yet finalized, this move signals a commitment to cautious fiscal management and responsiveness to the needs of Arlington's residents. Further discussions and formal votes will take place in the coming weeks as the board finalizes its budget for the year.
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