WATCH: How Can Concord Property Taxes Be Contained?

On Oct. 27, 2015, Ward 2 Councilor Allan Herschlag and state Rep. Paul Henle hosted a forum at The Newell Post on Fisherville Road for the candidates running for mayor and at-large city councilor.

All the candidates were invited to participate. Jim Bouley, a candidate for mayor, as well as Jim Baer, Shawn Riley, and Steve Shurtleff, three of the five candidates running for two four-year at-large seats on the council, chose to attend.

In this clip, the candidates speak about keeping Concord property taxes under control.

Concord property taxes: How can you keep them under control?

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