The Greater Latrobe School Board has agreed to cap any potential property tax hike for 2022-23 to no more than 3.57 mills, the maximum amount as determined by a state-calculated inflation-based index.
Source: The Tribune-Review
Greater Latrobe OKs 3.57-mill tax hike cap, locks in natural gas savings
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