Long Beach Township has approved its 2025 spending plan after presentation to the residents of the municipality and thorough review by the state. As Commissioner Joseph Lattanzi, who oversees finance in the township, explained at this past Monday’s Board of Commissioners meeting, a ratables increase of $161,807,500 and an increase to the tax levy of seven-tenths of a penny resulted in a municipal tax rate of 0.21 for every $100 of assessed property.
Residents of the township will see varying tax impacts based on their property assessments.
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