Residents of Odessa may face a rise in property taxes later this year. A decision on the tax rate is pending, with voting scheduled for September. The city council has set a proposed maximum rate for the upcoming fiscal year.
Further information on this proposal is available from local news sources. Details on the proposed rate and voting process can be found through local news outlets, such as Yourbasin.
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