Summary
Princeton is trying to figure out how much to tax us to pay for firefighting services next year. The catch is that a bunch of property tax protests are currently in the works, which might throw a wrench in their budget plans.
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Impact analysis
Your property tax bill could go up depending on which rate the district chooses and how many tax protests actually get approved.
The community benefits from having a fully funded and reliable fire department ready to respond to emergencies.
Property owners might see their tax bills climb if the district decides to hike rates to cover the budget gap.
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