Letter to the editor Doing the math related to the proposed levy lid lift - My Edmonds News

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In a recent letter to the editor, the author discusses the proposed levy lid lift and its potential effects on local residents. The critique centers on the common method of presenting the tax as a monthly cost, which can obscure its true financial impact. Instead, the letter advocates for a yearly perspective, allowing citizens to understand the levy’s implications more clearly. The author argues that this approach is essential for informed decision-making as voters prepare to weigh the proposed tax increase. By encouraging transparency and clarity in communication, the letter aims to foster community engagement around the issue.

The author calls on fellow residents to actively participate in discussions regarding the levy. This engagement is crucial as the community navigates the decision-making process. Ultimately, understanding the levy’s financial ramifications is key to ensuring fair taxation for all citizens.

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