Dakota County is considering a substantial increase in property taxes, with a double-digit hike proposed. This change may be accompanied by staff reductions. County leaders are seeking input from the community before making a final decision on the matter. Further information on the proposed property tax increase and its potential impact can be found through local news sources, such as FOX 9 KMSP.
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