The Ansonia Board of Apportionment and Taxation will host a public hearing at 7 tonight on the city’s proposed $57.07 million budget for 2010-11.
The public hearing has been relocated to Ansonia High School.
The public will get a chance to weigh in on the proposal during the hearing.
The budget proposal represents a zero percent increase in taxes over the current year, with a mill rate proposed at 25.25.
For a while, it seemed the taxes would go up. The Board of Aldermen had originally proposed an 8.4 percent tax rate increase, but at a budget workshop last week, the tax board whittled that spending plan back.
The proposal now is a tentative budget, and the final figures could change between now and May 17 when the Board of Apportionment and Taxation is scheduled to finalize the budget.
To read past stories on the Ansonia budget, click here.
