New Rochelle budget could hike taxes by nearly 2%
New Rochelle City Manager Charles Strome says the $266.5 million budget is balanced and would maintain service levels after dramatic changes in economic conditions caused by the coronavirus.
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Nov 4, 2022, 4:30 PM
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13h agoTaxes may be going
up for New Rochelle residents.
The city just released a draft of the 2023
budget, which would hike taxes by just under 2%.
That means the
average homeowner would pay $72 more next year.
New Rochelle City Manager Charles Strome says
the $266.5 million budget is balanced and would maintain service levels after
dramatic changes in economic conditions caused by the coronavirus.
The budget also adds nine police officers and five firefighter
positions.
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