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TxDOT project brings new College Street sidewalks as Beaumont residents ask what’s next (opens the original)
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Beaumont — New sidewalks going in along College Street have caught the attention of Beaumont residents, raising questions about where else sidewalks may be installed and how the city decides. The sidewalk work along College Street is a TxDOT project, not a City of Beaumont sidewalk project. Some nearby business owners said they are pleased with how the work is being handled and what it could mean for the area. “They're doing a great job and being very courteous to my customers of letting them ge
Nederland approves first property tax hike in 8 years, still below nearby cities (opens the original)
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Nederland — Nederland’s newly approved property tax increase remains well below neighboring cities, even as officials warn that aging infrastructure will require tens of millions of dollars in repairs. On Monday night, the Nederland City Council approved the city’s first property tax increase in eight years. The approved rate is 0.466 cents per $100 valuation. Mayor Jeff Darby said the increase is still significantly lower than nearby cities. City officials also outlined the cost of major infras
Nederland plans property tax hike as population dips and infrastructure ages (opens the original)
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Nederland — Even as Nederland’s population has declined in recent years, city leaders are preparing to raise the property tax rate as the city faces growing infrastructure needs and rising property values. The 2020 census counted 18,856 people in Nederland. In July of last year, the U.S. Census Bureau estimated the city’s population had fallen to 18,108, a decline of about 4%. While the population has dropped, the city’s taxable property value has increased. According to the city’s annual budget
Proposed tax rate not adopted yet; Nederland ties increase to sewer and city services (opens the original)
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Nederland — After roughly eight years without raising its property tax rate, Nederland is proposing an increase as part of its fiscal year 2026-27 budget — a move city leaders say would help fund services including sewer work. The last time Nederland raised its property tax rate was fiscal year 2018, when it went from 59.4 cents to 60.96 cents per $100 of property value. After that, the city lowered the tax rate for six straight years. Now, Nederland is proposing to raise the rate to 46.6 cents
Beaumont proposes Saturday ZIP route and schedule changes, aiming for $91,000 savings (opens the original)
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Beaumont — For many Beaumont residents, ZIP isn’t just a way to get around — it’s how they reach work, medical appointments, grocery stores and school. The city said ridership has remained stable over the past three years. Beaumont is proposing changes to the Saturday schedule and bus routes. The change is estimated to save the city $91,000 in 2027. ZIP is funded through several sources, including federal and state funding, along with money from Beaumont’s general fund. In fiscal year 2025, the
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