Council keeps current millage rate after debate over rollback and reserves
After a lengthy debate about shrinking reserves, health-care costs and a pending state property-tax change, the Keystone Heights City Council voted to keep the current millage rate rather than adopt a rollback rate; councilors also discussed longer-term revenue options and a possible public referendum.
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The Keystone Heights City Council voted on Sept. 14 to keep the city’s current millage rate after an extended discussion about reserves, health-care costs and potential changes tied to a statewide tax measure.
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