MontCo Budget Adopted: Lower Rate, Higher Bills
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Montgomery County adopted a lower property tax rate, but rising home values mean most residents will pay more total taxes. Average bills rose $23 to $810. A proposed deeper rate cut was debated but defeated by commissioners.
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