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Public meeting Monday night to set Joplin’s property tax levy
No increase planned for 2024
Setting the property tax levy for the City of Joplin.
That will be the subject of a public meeting Monday night in City Council Chambers.
Right now, citizens with homes valued at $100,000 pay about 42 cents, about $80 a year.
That includes 17 and half cents per $100 of assessed valuation along with a city library tax of 24 cents.
The state requires a public hearing every year but proposals call for no increase for 2024.
Property tax bills go out in Missouri in about two months.
The meetings, which starts at 6 p.m. Monday night is open to the public.