Some readers woke up shocked to see what appeared to be a proposed 33% tax increase when they checked the preliminary budget in the Warren Times-Gazette Wednesday morning.
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The preliminary budget that was published in Wednesday’s Warren Times-Gazette included multiple errors when it was submitted by the Town of Warren.
On Thursday morning, Town Manager Brian Sullivan and Town Clerk Sandrea Speroni called to ensure residents had the correct information and were not confused by the posting in the paper.
Perhaps most important to the public to read up front, no, the residential roperty tax rate is not proposed to go from 13.66 to 18.24. That was a mistake.
Here are the errors and corresponding corrections as dictated by Town officials. You can follow along with your copy of the Times, or use our e-reader edition.