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GREDF president says Adams County economy grew in 2025
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Quincy enacts 6.22% property tax levy as home values rise, sparking resident concerns
QUINCY, Ill. (KHQA) — As prices continue to rise in Quincy and across the country, the city is implementing a 6.22% property tax levy for the upcoming year. Quincy Mayor Linda Moore said the increase in property taxes is directly tied to residents’ equalized assessed value, which she said is outside the city’s control.
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Quincy City Council clarifies public comment rules, passes tax levy 10 to 4
QUINCY – City council members waived the usual three readings, and passed an ordiance changing municipal code so the public knows they must sign up for public comment by five minutes before the meeting starts. Mayor Linda Moore was forced to clarify the policy for public comment at meetings,...
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Quincy’s Fix or Flatten program can’t fix affordable housing crunch
Many of the properties now in city possession have repair costs equal or more than the value of the house. QUNICY–City leaders will admit the longtime nickname for the “Fix or Flatten”, or F/F, implies nuisance properties are ripe for rehab to allow a new family to move in.
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Quincy City Council approve planning for housing units outside city limits
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Quincy Public Library will get its mandated funding but is unlikely to get an additional subsidy
Mayor Linda Moore says she’ll meet with library officials personally to explain. QUINCY–The Quincy Public Library requested a $350,000 subsidy to help bolster its portion of taxpayer funding through the city. The Aldermanic Finance Committee voted unanimously on Monday night in support of Mayor Linda Moore’s assessment that...
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Quincy residents brace for potential 6.22% property tax hike following public hearing
QUINCY, Ill. (KHQA) — Quincy residents could soon be taking a hit to their wallets with a proposed property tax increase. A public hearing was held before Monday’s City Council meeting, allowing the city to present the proposed 6.22 percent increase. Last year, residents paid just over $8.4...
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Quincy City Council convenes in chambers full of food donations; new fire truck and water pipe break among topics
QUINCY – Quincy city council members conducted their meeting amidst a mountain of food donations. About 4,500 items have been collected so far for local pantries. Each department has until 4 p.m. next Monday. The team with the most donations will be announced at the next council meeting. Kudos...