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The tax rate in Martin County may fall while revenue, spending increase
Martin County has tentatively set a lower property tax rate. A final vote on the rate will take place Sept. 23.
The Indiantown Village Council Sept. 25 will consider whether to keep the property tax rate unchanged from the current year.
Property taxes can go up even when the tax rate falls if property values, such as home values, go up, which occurred over the ...
Robert L. Smith is Martin County’s new Tax Assessor. In a 4 -1 vote, the Martin County Commissioners approved the Everett resident’s position last month at a special meeting. Commissioner Ronnie Smith ...
MARTIN COUNTY — Voters here approved a referendum to extend an up to one-half-mill property tax that will pay for essential school needs between 2026 and 2030. An estimated $83 million will be raised ...
MARTIN COUNTY, N.C. (WITN) - Martin County Commissioners voted Wednesday night to approve their budget for Fiscal Year 2025-2026. $540,000 in the budget will go towards the existing hospital facility ...
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