Summary
Proposals in the General Assembly could cap how much towns can raise property tax rates, threatening future funding for big projects like Eagles Landing Park and Fire Station 4. Council weighed whether a 2027 bond could lock in capacity before any caps take effect.
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Last discussed May 21, 2026.
Impact analysis
Caps could limit future revenue flexibility just as the town faces $2.5–3 million in new annual operating costs for Eagles Landing Park and Fire Station 4.
Taxpayers if caps hold rates down; the whole town loses flexibility if big projects get squeezed.
The town's ability to fund parks, fire stations, and roads could be constrained if caps pass.
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