From Brian Lockhart, CT Post City officials–and taxpayers–got some good financial news this week, with two of the three key credit rating agencies boosting Bridgeport’s
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Tag: Ken Flatto
Judge Lopez: City Attorney Expenditure Opinion Correct, But Others Culpable Beyond Council President
Updated 2:50 p.m. May 24, 2022. City Attorney R. Christopher Meyer last week issued a legal opinion declaring City Council President Aidee Nieves had no
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Finance Director To Budget Committee: Fiscal Picture Solid And Stable
City Finance Director Ken Flatto Monday night blew a Valentine’s Day smooch to the City Council’s Budget and Appropriations Committee citing a $9.1 million budget
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City Ends Fiscal Year With $9.1 Million Surplus, Budget Committee To Review The Numbers Monday
Bridgeport government ended the June 30, 2021 fiscal year with a $9.1 million budget surplus, more than double the previous year, according to Finance Director
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Pereira ‘Disturbed’ About Property Assessment Numbers Provided To City Council
Figuring out your tax bill based on the property assessment can be a mind-numbing experience. What do these numbers mean? To calculate your property tax
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Most Burdened Homeowners Should Expect Some Tax Relief From Property Revaluation
A majority of homeowners smacked by the revaluation of taxable property five years ago will receive relief in their July 2021 tax bills, officials of
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A Must Read For Taxpayers: Property Assessment Notifications Coming Soon
Home and businesses owners this week are expected to receive notification of their new property assessments, a review required every five years by state law.
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Wanted: Tax Assessor And Candidates For Other Municipal Positions
The 2021 budget year starting July 1 is expected to include revaluation of taxable property which can be a dicey proposition for bean counters and
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