Board ratifies Series 2026A bond sale; district projects about $5.9 million in levy savings The board ratified the sale of Series 2026A general obligation bonds, with Bank of America winning the competitive sale at a 3.45% interest rate; financial advisors said the refinancing and lower rates increased anticipated taxpayer levy savings to about $5.9 million.

South Washington County Schools just ratified a bond sale that could save taxpayers nearly $6 million while funding crucial facility projects!

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County advances two‑year reappraisal cycle after assessor warns of prior 17% equalization loss Blount County commissioners voted to move a resolution authorizing a continuous two‑year property reappraisal cycle to the full commission after questioning from members and testimony from the county property assessor, who said a 17% state equalization in 2025 'cost the county $1,800,000.'

Blount County is set to stabilize property values and save taxpayers money with a new two-year reappraisal cycle after a shocking 17% loss in county revenue last year!

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Wayzata board authorizes process to explore voluntary tender offer for existing bonds The Wayzata Public Schools board approved a resolution authorizing staff to pursue a voluntary tender offer/refunding process for callable general obligation bonds (Series 2026A) to seek net savings for taxpayers; the measure authorizes sale parameters but requires sufficient participation and demonstrable savings before a final sale.

Wayzata Public Schools is taking a bold step to potentially save taxpayers $1.2 million by exploring a voluntary tender offer for callable bonds!

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Commission adopts four-year reappraisal cycle, citing large revenue swings from ratio studies The commission approved switching the county’s property reappraisal plan from five years to a continuous four-year cycle with mid-cycle indexing, after the assessor presented figures showing multimillion-dollar revenue impacts from recent ratio studies.

Hamblen County is shaking up its property reappraisal plan, moving to a four-year cycle to combat millions in lost revenue—could this be the change taxpayers have been waiting for?

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Monticello board ratifies bond refunding; advisors report roughly $490,000 in savings The Monticello School Board ratified a partial refunding of 2016 general obligation bonds (maturities 2027–2034) after advisors reported lower-than-expected interest costs and a projected savings of about $490,000 over the refunded maturities.

The Monticello School Board just approved a bond refunding that could save taxpayers nearly $490,000—find out how this will impact your taxes!

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Clerk Mike Caruso says Palm Beach County now holds $1 billion in Israel bonds after $350 million buy Mike Caruso, Palm Beach County Clerk of Court and Comptroller, said he authorized a $350 million Israel-bond purchase that, with prior buys, brings county holdings to $1 billion; officials said the purchases comply with Florida law and a temporary policy raising the investment cap, and a lawsuit over the investments is pending.

Palm Beach County just made headlines by becoming the world’s largest investor in Israel bonds, hitting a staggering $1 billion after a recent $350 million purchase!

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Glynn County assessors outline implementation plan for City of Brunswick HOME Act homestead exemption Glynn County staff told assessors the City of Brunswick will accept HOME Act homestead applications and must forward them by April 11; the county will review approvals and denials, and staff warned a roughly $8,000 software update may be needed to process claims.

Big changes are coming to Brunswick's homestead exemption process, with the city taking the lead on applications and a crucial software update costing $8,000 on the horizon!

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County achieves bond savings exceeding $200,000 on financing projects County reports over $200,000 in savings from bonds sold at favorable interest rates.

Dare County is celebrating a remarkable financial milestone, saving over $200,000 in interest costs by securing bonds at rates lower than triple-A rated counties!

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Garden City Commissioners consider adopting city codes for urban growth area Commissioners review resolution to integrate city codes in the urban growth area.

Finney County officials are at a crossroads, debating whether adopting city codes could transform urban growth and save taxpayer dollars in the long run.

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Senate committee approves procurement reform bill to increase efficiency for local agencies The bill aims to streamline procurement processes and reduce costs for local governments.

Louisiana is on the verge of a procurement revolution that promises to cut costs and speed up project delivery for local governments!

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Maryland Board establishes uniform master contract process for construction projects Board adopts regulations for competitive master contracts and task order solicitation

Maryland's House Bill 662 could revolutionize the construction industry by ensuring a competitive and transparent procurement process, but what are the potential risks?

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Minnesota voters to decide on constitutional tax relief amendment Voters will consider amending the Minnesota Constitution for a tax relief account.

A groundbreaking proposal in Minnesota could redefine how tax refunds are managed, sparking heated debate over fiscal responsibility versus essential public services.

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Local Board Approves Streamlined Process for Application Hearings to Benefit Taxpayers Board approves motion for Lehi to continue comment letters, aiming to streamline application process.

Brentwood's Zoning Board is taking significant steps to streamline application hearings, aiming to protect taxpayers and enhance community growth.

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