Belton’s sales tax revenue is basically flat, with only a tiny 0.5% dip to start the year. It’s a good sign that our local economy is stable and we have enough cash to keep city services running smoothly.
At a glance
Declining — being discussed less frequently. 0 mentions in the last 30 days.
Since the dip is so small, your city services and local projects shouldn't see any major budget cuts right now.
All Belton residents benefit from the continued stability of city services and infrastructure maintenance.
No groups negatively affected
The office of acting Texas State Comptroller Kelly Hancock’s office released its monthly sales tax revenue report for January, and the City of Belton is receiving $754,640.44 in sales tax revenue, starting the new year down by 0.52 percent compared t...
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