RALEIGH – The average resident of the median North Carolina county paid nearly $1,135 to fund city and county governments in 2005. That number is up 1.3 percent from 2004 and 7.5 percent from 2003, according to a new report from the Center for Local Innovation. Click here to view and here to listen to...
Click here to view and here to listen to Chad Adams discussing the By The Numbers report. RALEIGH – Local taxes and fees in Fayetteville totaled about $1,454 per resident in 2005, ranking the city 20th out of 29 major N.C. cities in local government costs, according to a new report from the Center for...
RALEIGH – Charlotte still tops North Carolina’s list of cities with the highest local government costs, according to a new report from the Raleigh-based Center for Local Innovation. But the report also shows the average Charlotte resident paid less money for city and county services in 2005 than in 2004. Click here to view and...
Click here to view and here to listen to Chad Adams discussing the By The Numbers report. RALEIGH – Local taxes and fees in Asheville totaled about $1,892 per resident in 2005, ranking the city third out of 29 major N.C. cities in local government costs, according to a new report from the Center for...
Click here to view and here to listen to Chad Adams discussing the By The Numbers report. RALEIGH – Local taxes and fees in Greenville totaled about $1,480 per resident in 2005, ranking the city 19th out of 29 major North Carolina cities for local government costs, according to a new report from the Center...
Click here to view and here to listen to Chad Adams discussing the By The Numbers report. RALEIGH – Local taxes and fees in New Bern totaled about $1,715 per resident in 2005, as the city jumped higher in the latest tax burden rankings of medium-sized municipalities in North Carolina. Those rankings from the Center...
Click here to view and here to listen to Chad Adams discussing the By The Numbers report. RALEIGH – Local taxes and fees in Rocky Mount totaled about $1,342 per resident in 2005, ranking the city 24th out of 29 major N.C. cities in local government costs, according to a new report from the Center...
Click here to view and here to listen to Chad Adams discussing the By The Numbers report. RALEIGH – Greensboro has the highest local tax burden of the Triad’s three major cities, leapfrogging Winston-Salem in a new report from the Center for Local Innovation. Local taxes and fees in Greensboro totaled about $1,765 per resident...
RALEIGH – Local taxes and fees in Durham totaled $1,873 per resident in 2005, ranking the city 4th out of 29 major North Carolina cities for local government costs, according to a new report from the Center for Local Innovation. Click here to view and here to listen to Chad Adams discussing the By The...
RALEIGH – Local taxes and fees in Wilmington totaled about $1,915 per resident in 2005, ranking the city second out of 29 major N.C. cities in local government costs for the fourth year in a row, according to a new report from the Center for Local Innovation. Click here to view and here to listen...
Click here to view and here to listen to Chad Adams discussing the By The Numbers report. RALEIGH – Local taxes and fees in Hickory totaled about $1,771 per resident in 2005, ranking the city sixth out of 29 major N.C. cities in local government costs, according to a new report from the Center for...
RALEIGH – Johnston County leaders would set up a system of “economic segregation,” if they adopt new recommendations from their Growth Management Committee. That’s the assessment of a new John Locke Foundation Regional Brief. Click here to view and here to listen to Michael Sanera discussing this Regional Brief. “The proposed regulations would force the...