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Big increase set for Grand Forks budget

Grand Forks residents can expect an average $124 tax increase this year.

That’s compared to a $54 average increase the previous year.

CAO Doug Allin calls it a moderate increase and stresses the importance between tax increase and services that are provided.

He says this budget will be setting Grand Forks on a strong financial position for future years.

The community will be able to voice any concerns regarding the budget a number of ways including via a survey.

The budget is set for final approval May 9th.

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