Aurora OKs $96 million property tax levy – Chicago Tribune

The levy is about 6.6% higher than the about $89 million levy from last year. The bulk of the increase can be attributed to about a $2.7 million increase in the Aurora Public Library levy, and about a $3.5 million increase for the police and fire pension funds.
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Poor Taxpayer
6 years ago

The best day of your life is the day you move out of Illinois.
There is no hope, DOA, a goner.
Let the cops, teachers and firemen pay all the pension taxes.
Do not be the last man to move.
The race is on to get out of this hell hole.
Do not walk but RUN as fast as you can. Do not look back.
HIGH TAXES, LOW SERVICES AND some of the worst weather in the US.
You and your family deserve much better.

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