Alexandria residents would see no increase in their property tax rate but would see some popular city programs cut under the $534 million annual operating budget proposed by the city manager Tuesday night.
The modest 2.9 percent increase in the city’s draft fiscal 2009 budget is largely the result of a downturn in the economy and in the housing market that has translated into fewer state and federal grants and sluggish growth in property taxes.
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