In the wake of a bold proposal from a special commission to slash the city?s property tax by raising other taxes and fees, city residents reacted with both hope and apprehension that the plan signals a significant change in strategy for a city saddled with the highest taxes in the region.
“Obviously, lowering the property tax is critical to the health of the city, but the devil is the details,” said Paul Warren, a Mount Vernon homeowner.
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