Town of Oyster Bay approves seventh consecutive tax freeze budget
News 12 has learned next year’s budget was approved, which continues the $1.3 million property tax cut for the seventh year in a row.
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Oct 30, 2024, 10:03 AM
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21h agoResidents in Oyster Bay should not expect their property taxes to go up anytime soon.
News 12 has learned next year’s budget was approved, which continues the $1.3 million property tax cut for the seventh year in a row.
As News 12 has reported, the Town of Hempstead’s approved budget pierced the state tax cap, carrying a 4.9% increase.
The Town of Babylon is proposing a 9.9% tax levy increase, which would cost the average household $173 more in town taxes per year.
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