Dover Passes Budget for New Fiscal Year, Taxes to Rise

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June 25, 2019 In In The News

Dover Passes Budget for New Fiscal Year, Taxes to Rise

From WBOC 16

Taxes for Dover property owners will be going up as part of the city’s budget for the new fiscal year.

Dover council members on Monday passed the city’s $43.6 million general fund budget, which is balanced in part on an 8.6 percent property tax hike.

Dover Passes Budget for New Fiscal Year, Taxes to Rise

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