The Cache Citizen
Serving Logan, Utah (Cache County)Vol. 1, No. 5
Government

County, mosquito district and fire notices set tax hearings Nov. 12-17

Historic red-brick Cache County Courthouse in Logan, Utah, with a white cupola and gold dome, an American flag out front, green trees on either side, and a silver car parked on the street.
The Cache County Courthouse in Logan. The County Council hearing on the proposed tax increases is Nov. 17 at 6 p.m. in Council Chambers, 199 N. Main. — Chris Light / Wikimedia Commons (CC BY-SA 4.0)

LOGAN - Cache County has posted truth-in-taxation notices proposing more property tax revenue in three county funds, with a hearing Tuesday, Nov. 17, at 6 p.m. in the Cache County Council Chambers, 199 N Main, Logan, according to notices on the Utah Public Notice Website and the county tax hearings page.

The General & Health Fund notice says the tax on a $541,000 residence would rise from $335.04 to $347.17 ($12.13), adding $760,000, or 3.62%. The Assessing & Collecting levy notice says the tax on a $541,000 residence would rise from $58.62 to $79.30 ($20.68), adding $1,300,000, or 35.27%. The Municipal Service Fund notice proposes adding $800,000 ($200.40 on an $830,000 residence).

The Cache Mosquito Abatement District proposes an $80,000 increase (14.88%), raising the tax on a $545,000 residence from $14.09 to $16.19, with a hearing Thursday, Nov. 12, at 7 p.m. in North Logan, according to its notice. Separate notices for the county Fire Fund and the Cache County Fire Protection District list a hearing Monday, Nov. 16, at 6 p.m. in the council chambers.

Why this matters

These hearings are where residents can comment before the proposed levies are adopted.

Source: PMN 1502001; PMN 1502057; PMN 1502069; PMN 1508355; County tax hearings.

Drafted by AI from the linked public source. Approved by The Cache Citizen Editor, Jeffrey Wallace.

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