Get ready for some construction! Sherman is dropping $12 million to beef up roads, water, and sewer lines to make way for a new H-E-B grocery store.
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Rising — being discussed more frequently. 1 mention in the last 30 days.
Homeowners will likely pay more in property taxes.
The city government may benefit from increased revenue to fund services.
Homeowners, particularly those on fixed incomes, could be negatively impacted by higher tax bills.
Residents may see a significant increase in their property tax bills next year. The median-valued home could face an additional $382 in taxes, impacting household budgets.
Sherman approves $12 million infrastructure preparations for future H-E-B lot KXII
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