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December 21, 2018

Elizabeth borough holds line on taxes

By Mon Valley Independent

“Merry Christmas to our residents.”
That’s the message Elizabeth borough Mayor Barry Boucher had for residents after council unanimously passed a 2019 budget that holds the line on real estate taxes.
Taxes in the borough have remained at 8 mills for at least a decade. A new levy was introduced last year to designate 0.5 mills in revenue for a fire tax, which generated about $18,000 for the borough’s volunteer fire company.

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