Again . . . Apropos for #TBT we take a moment to reconsider an impending LOCAL OLD-SCHOOL TAX that probably has a good chance of passing given that seniors are typically the biggest voting bloc when it comes to low-turnout elections.
Here are the basics . . .
It’s called a “senior levy” and it would provide services like meal delivery, home-safety repairs, and social activities with senior centers. The funding would come from a property tax of five cents for each one hundred dollars of assessed value. Advocates say it would generate $8-10 million every year.
Several senior citizens told KCTV5 Social Security and Medicare just aren’t enough to cover their basic needs. And those caring for the elderly say it’s time for Jackson County to approve a senior levy. Something 55 other counties across Missouri already have.
Read more via www.TonysKansasCity.com link . . .
Search for public funds is on to give better care to elderly in Jackson County
Jackson County Legislators are contemplating putting another tax measure on the November ballot. This one is not Chiefs-related. Instead, it's focused on supporting seniors in the community.
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