Franklin Regional school board members will consider a final 2022-23 budget next month which calls for a 2.75-mill tax hike — roughly $95 more per year for the average district homeowner.
Source: The Tribune-Review
Franklin Regional considers 2022-23 budget with 2.75 mill tax hike
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