FORT LAUDERDALE — The Broward County Commission held the 2nd of two hearings Tuesday night to go over its proposed $8.6 billion investing strategy for the up coming fiscal 12 months.
The commission was envisioned to acquire public input during the assembly, which will be livestreamed for those people who want to look at it on line.
In accordance to a composed statement, the county reported house taxpayers will have no change in their county-levied millage charge from the price range that is less than thought.
But the county’s statement reported homesteaded properties are envisioned to see increases in tax payments of 3 percent thanks to the “Help save Our Houses” provision.
The Tuesday assembly followed a similar hearing that was held on Sept. 7.
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