Draper eyes $1.6 million property tax increase to boost public safety

Draper City is eyeing a $1.6 million property tax increase to make salaries more competitive while adding some key positions in its police and fire departments.
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[@50shadesofbeige88]

Yeah but half the money won't actually go to the first responders.

[@brianslaugh3029]

I get it’s a risky job they know that when they signed up and yes times are tough but they are tuff times for the people paying the taxes going to the store requires a bank loan people don’t have the money there wages hasn’t gone up either

[@user-wg3gy7sy9z]

Back the blue blindly. It's not a tough job. They lose 140 people and we lose 1100 people annually

[@tfrogd17]

Get ready for your property tax to skyrocket after income tax is removed (3/4 of public education funding)

[@Hr07hgar87]

These officers need to stop eating avocado toast and just pull themselves up by their bootstraps.