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Shrewsbury adopts 2024 tax levy ordinance
Summary
The Shrewsbury Board of Aldermen adopted Bill No. 4026 setting the city's 2024 tax levy after a public hearing with no comments; the measure passed by roll call vote at the Sept. 24 work session.
The Shrewsbury Board of Aldermen adopted Bill No. 4026 on Sept. 24, an ordinance regulating levies and establishing the city's annual tax rate for 2024, after a public hearing that drew no public comment.
The vote followed a second reading moved by Alderman Ben Stark and seconded by Alderman Presley Barker. Alderperson Welch then moved for final passage, seconded by Alderman John Odenwald; the ordinance passed by roll call vote as recorded in the meeting minutes.
The ordinance, identified in the agenda as Bill No. 4026, was introduced for second reading and final passage during the work session. The public hearing opened and closed with no speakers, and no changes to the bill were recorded during the meeting.
Board members did not provide additional details about the levy rate or an effective date during the session beyond what appears in the ordinance title. The minutes record the passage but do not include a roll‑call breakdown of individual votes in the text provided.
The board will carry this adopted ordinance forward as part of the city's tax and budget process; no further procedural steps or effective dates were specified in the meeting record.
