Post Falls spending plan includes property tax hike
Post Falls voted on the fiscal year 2026 budget Tuesday night.
From left to right: Samantha Steigleder, Aaron Plew, Ron Jacobson, Joe Malloy, Randy Westlund, Ryan Davis.
Nathan Ziegler tried to both videoconference and call into the meeting, but was unable to participate in voting.
CAROLYN BOSTICK/Press
Post Falls staff included information about historic property tax trends during budget discussions for the 2026 fiscal year Aug. 19 during the City Council meeting.
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POST FALLS — Post Falls officials are proposing a $54 million general fund budget for the next fiscal year.
On Aug. 19, City Councilors Ryan Davis and Joe Malloy voted yes and Samantha Steigleder, Randy Westlund and Aaron Plew voted not to approve the budget as presented. City Councilor Nathan Ziegler was unable to vote due to an internet connectivity issue.
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