Local Government Budgets
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This page collects the 3 public records POLISCOPE has tagged with “Local Government Budgets”. Coverage spans bills and news coverage - each decoded into plain English and linked to its primary source. It most often overlaps with Property Tax, Elections, and State Government.
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- 01Kansas Statutes Annotatedorganization1 mentions
- 02Senate Committee on Assessment and Taxationorganization1 mentions
- 03Ron DeSantisperson1 mentions
- 04Jake Hoffmanperson1 mentions
- 05Senator Weberperson1 mentions
- 06Grady Juddperson1 mentions
- 07United States department of labor, bureau of labor statisticsorganization1 mentions
- 08Amendment 3other1 mentions
- 09North Dakota Century Codeorganization1 mentions
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- Topic to billsKansas Bill Advances Earlier Deadlines for Property Tax Statements and Local Budget Filings, North Dakota Senate Bill 2378 Caps Taxing District Budget Growth at Consumer Price Index Without Voter Approval
- Topic to peopleRon DeSantis, Jake Hoffman, Senator Weber (+1 more)
- Topic to orgsKansas Statutes Annotated, Senate Committee on Assessment and Taxation, United States department of labor, bureau of labor statistics (+1 more)
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- Nov 4, 2026NewsAmendment 3 passes in Florida, lowering property tax bills for homestead properties
- Apr 10, 2026State BillKansas Bill Advances Earlier Deadlines for Property Tax Statements and Local Budget Filings
- Feb 24, 2025State BillNorth Dakota Senate Bill 2378 Caps Taxing District Budget Growth at Consumer Price Index Without Voter Approval
