SOUTHAVEN — There will be no tax increase in Southaven, that city’s administrator and chief financial officer said Friday, blunting a growing firestorm of controversy that had erupted since city leaders first floated the idea of up to a four-mill increase.
However, city residents’ garbage rates will rise $12 to offset dedicated millage that is being moved to cover general fund expenses.
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