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Dolton trustees approve ordinance to accept $1.9 million Cook County advance for delayed property-tax revenue
Dolton Board of Trustees · October 28, 2025
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The Dolton Board of Trustees voted to approve Ordinance No. 25-013 to accept a $1,900,000, zero-interest advance from Cook County to offset delayed property-tax revenue.
The Dolton Board of Trustees voted to approve Ordinance No. 25-013 to accept a $1,900,000 advance from Cook County to cover delayed property-tax revenues, the board reported.
Board leaders said property-tax bills that are normally issued in September or October were delayed this year, creating uncertainty about when revenue would reach the village. Cook County offered a zero-percent advance of $1,900,000 to…
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