Monday, June 11th, 2012, by Blake Farmer, WPLN News
Nashville
Mayor Karl Dean made a more personal plea for a 53-cent property tax
hike Monday. He found a receptive audience with the influential Downtown
Rotary Club.
Most of the increase is slated for Metro Schools. It would be used to
bump starting pay for teachers from $35,000 to $40,000. Another big
chunk would go toward renovations particularly in Southeast Davidson
County, which has the city’s fastest growing population.(read more)
Nashville
Mayor Karl Dean made a more personal plea for a 53-cent property tax
hike Monday. He found a receptive audience with the influential Downtown
Rotary Club.
Most of the increase is slated for Metro Schools. It would be used to
bump starting pay for teachers from $35,000 to $40,000. Another big
chunk would go toward renovations particularly in Southeast Davidson
County, which has the city’s fastest growing population.(read more)
Nashville Mayor Karl Dean speaks to Downtown Rotary Club at the Wildhorse Saloon.
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