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See: http://www.fortbendnow.com/2010/03/16/44574/comment-page-1#comment-11335
Declining Revenue Means No Raises For MoCity Employees This Year
By: Jamie Mock on Tue, Mar 16, 2010News
A recent confidential e-mail from City Manager Frank Simpson to all city employees paints a dire picture of the city’s budget and warns of a moratorium on all travel and the unlikelihood of raises in 2010.
The e-mail, sent by Simpson last week, told employees that while the city is “faring much better” during the current economic climate, the city is starting to see greater negative impacts on the city’s budget then were projected last year... |
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Get the full story at: http://www.fortbendnow.com/2009/07/15/39007
"...there was no required “public necessity” for condemning the property, an act it has called “merely a pretext to confer a private benefit on particular private parties, including the mayor and a number of city council members.” (Missouri City Mayor Allen Owen and councilors Jerry Wyatt, Brent Holaja and Buddy Jimerson all live in Quail Valley)...."
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Tax Foundation Study Again Hits Fort Bend County Hard For High Property Taxes
January 29th, 2009 | by Bob Dunn, Fortbendnow
The Tax Foundation has released new Census Bureau data showing Fort Bend County standing alone among a sea of New York counties, all painted as having the nation’s highest property taxes.
The list, titled “Top 20 Counties in Median Real Estate Taxes as a Percentage of Median Home Value, includes Fort Bend at No. 11. Every other county is from New York.
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