An informative and historic dialogue on the latest This Week in Moab about growth, development and…property taxes. Thirty years ago, KZMU host Christy Williams-Dunton was one of decision-makers setting Moab City’s property tax rate at zero. Now, decades later, she interviews the city officials re-considering that rate, who say sales tax no longer covers important needs like deferred maintenance projects, the police department, and rainy-day reserves. Guests are mayor Emily Niehaus, city manager Joel Linares, and finance director Ben Billingsley. Tune in.
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