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Marietta council approves millage rate with no increase after public hearings
Summary
After three public hearings and no public opposition in person, Marietta City Council approved the city's millage rates and a consent agenda that included municipal and school items; council said the rates do not increase taxpayers' bills across the board.
Marietta City Council on Wednesday approved the city's millage rates and a consent agenda after a series of legally required public hearings and staff briefings.
The approval followed three public hearings required by state law. City staff said they received only a few phone and email inquiries and no in-person objections at the hearings. Daniel Haney, a city staff member who conducted the hearings, told council that the primary public questions were…
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