Newburgh’s 2024 budget proposal calls for tax cuts
The plan includes a fifth consecutive year of tax rate reductions, with a 17% decrease in the homestead tax rate and a 29% drop in the non-homestead tax rate.
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Oct 18, 2023, 11:38 AM
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13ds agoThe City of Newburgh has submitted its budget proposal for 2024.
The plan includes a fifth consecutive year of tax rate reductions, with a 17% decrease in the homestead tax rate and a 29% drop in the non-homestead tax rate.
The budget also allocates a 20% increase in public works spending, a 28% raise in police officer salaries, and a 12% uptick in public safety spending.
A public hearing on the proposed budget is scheduled for Nov. 13, with City Council action slated for Nov. 27.
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