Pittsburgh Council Approves 20% Property Tax Increase Amid Financial Concerns
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Pittsburgh City Council approved a 20% property tax increase to address a $20-30 million budget shortfall, raising the millage rate from 8.06 to 9.67, amidst opposition from some council members and residents who criticized the hike and suggested alternative revenue sources like taxing nonprofits.
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- Pittsburgh residents speak out ahead of potential vote to increase taxes WTAE
- Pittsburgh City Council passes 20 percent property tax hike, Gainey reviewing proposal 90.5 WESA
- 5 things to know about the Pittsburgh budget, tax hike approved by City Council TribLIVE.com
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