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Higher Taxes? from The Bulletin's Front Page



Final poll results


One of the taxing entities in the area, Lincoln County, is poised to implement its largest tax increase in a decade, a $1 million a year tax increase, which will add to the $13 million the county spends each year and increase the taxes on a $100,000 property by about $55 a year. Most of the new money would be used to improve roads. Some of it will buy four new cars for the sheriff's office, hire a new public defender and two new property appraisers. Do you think they should do it?
	No, they can get along fine without a tax increase.	483	41%
	Yes, they need the money to do the job.	356	31%
	Yes, but not that much of an increase.	328	28%
Total responses to this question		1167	100%


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