Politics & Government
No Tax Increase For Haddonfield Residents
The borough commissioners recently approved a $17.16 million budget with no tax increase, the Haddonfield Sun reports.

HADDONFIELD, NJ — There will be no tax increase for Haddonfield residents after borough commissioners passed a $17.16 million budget, the Haddonfield Sun reports.
Haddonfield Mayor Jeff Kesko told the newspaper no increase was needed because the borough was receiving income from other areas, as well as a slight increase in the number of ratables.
There will be no cuts to services. Last year’s increase of 2 percent was the only time in the last four years in which taxes were raised in Haddonfield.
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