Council member warns property tax hike ahead
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Minneapolis City Council member Michael Rainville is warning residents of a potentially substantial property tax hike ahead if the city does not trim its budget with an estimated $30 million deficit next year.

Minneapolis council member warns of property tax spike amid projected budget shortfall

Minneapolis City Council Member Michael Rainville says without changes to city spending, property taxes could go up 13% next year as the city projects a $30 million budget deficit for 2027.

Minneapolis council member warns taxes could rise due to city spending
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Minneapolis City Council Member Michael Rainville said Tuesday without changes to city spending, property taxes could go up as much as 13 percent. There's a projected $30 million deficit, inflation and lingering impacts of Operation Metro Surge, all as city officials work to balance next year's budget. FOX 9's Emily Pofahl has more.

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