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The ruling by a state judge comes in a lawsuit that pointed to unequal access by public school districts to local property taxes and bonds.
August 14 -
The fiscal 2026 budget would increase police and fire funding by $63.1 million as the city works to comply with a voter-approved public safety spending mandate.
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A flow of public dollars to private schools has raised credit concerns about public schools and spurred litigation in Southwest states.
August 12 -
The measure would lower the percentage increase in property tax revenue larger cities and counties can tap for operations without seeking voter approval.
August 7 -
Officials are considering selling more voter-approved bonds for the stalled project, which could be jumpstarted with a phased-in construction approach.
August 6 -
City council approval of a five-part bond proposition for the Nov. 4 ballot comes as Denver faces a two-year, $250 million budget shortfall.
August 5 -
The state faces a $1.2 billion revenue hit in fiscal 2026 , as well as future spending pressures, from President Trump's One Big Beautiful Bill.
August 5 -
Legislation that would put a tighter limit on property tax increases for larger cities and counties advanced out of a Senate committee on Friday.
August 1 -
The city council signed off on an $810 million debt sale, while it considers asking voters for a property tax rate increase this year to address budget gaps.
July 29 -
Port Freeport's decision to go property tax-free resulted in a revenue bond rating downgrade from S&P and raised disclosure questions.
July 24