Kane County may increase property taxes to cope with rising costs – Daily Herald*

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Fight Harder
2 years ago

Need to publish the names of all the elected officials that vote for an increase. Put a billboard on 88, 55 and 57. Send direct mail filters to the residents. Send text messages to people that says Joe XXX just voted to raise your taxes…. We cant out fund-raise due to the Unions using our own money to fight us but you can win the public opinion. WirePoints, do you know a PAC that can help here?

Fight Harder
2 years ago
Reply to  Fight Harder

Thanks for the downvote PPF. I must be onto something

Leaving Soon, just not soon enough
2 years ago
Reply to  Fight Harder

Sorry to bust your bubble but pensions must be paid per PPF. Do a cash flow analysis and you will see that there is no other choice but to raise taxes for years to come. Either pay up big time or leave like hundreds of thousands already have.

Pensions Paid First
2 years ago

Sorry to bust your bubble but pensions must be paid per PPF”

Per the US and Illinois Constitution.

Fight Harder
2 years ago

There is always a way, we just need the will to get it done.

Parasites are not a symbiotic relationship. They eventually the host.

Pensions Paid First
2 years ago
Reply to  Fight Harder

Only in your twisted world are police, teachers, and firefighters parasites. But you keep trying to steal from these people. Maybe billboards along the highway will convince enough people. You’re a marketing genius. If that doesn’t work you can mail newspapers to people. lol

The Doctor
2 years ago

Can we please we please get an ignore option!

Pensions Paid First
2 years ago
Reply to  The Doctor

Try as you might, you can’t ignore the US or Illinois constitution. Ignoring the truth won’t solve your problems.

debtsor
2 years ago

You just did the “at least I have muh constitution” meme! LOL

Pensions Paid First
2 years ago
Reply to  debtsor

WE have the constitution. It’s sad that you hate the constitution because it doesn’t allow you to steal from retirees.

susan
2 years ago
Reply to  Fight Harder

Replacing fungible political humans who are motivated by greed and fear has solved nothing Only practical way to attack this problem: GO to school board meetings and speak your 3 minutes. Bring well- researched documents supporting your arguments of their economic destruction of your community and pass out copies to all Board members. They may claim ignorance before you, but must own up to willful ignorance after you. AUDIT school CAFR and budget, look for illegal spending. It’s there. But school boards typically never look at line item spending before bobble heading consent agenda. LITIGATE a tax objection lawsuit when… Read more »

susan
2 years ago

Kane County not as bad as McHenry County, but for one example, a friend in West Dundee has a property tax rate of 2.93% of full fair market value. Property Tax Rate capitalization has suppressed the value of his property over many years, because people have a choice to live anywhere in America, where property tax rates are typically around 1% of full fair market value.. And anywhere in America, there are schools and roads and some semblance of public safety infrastructure provided in return for that 1% rather than 2.93% (nearly three times) that cost for similar or lesser… Read more »

Da Judge
2 years ago

Big Illinois Guvmnt always needs more of your hard earned money because they do such a poor job controlling the costs of guvmnt!!

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