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Opinion | Minneapolis can’t afford an 11.3% property tax levy hike

  • Posted on August 27, 2026
  • By Star Tribune
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  • 1 min read
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Minneapolis faces significant fiscal pressure as city leadership proposes an 11.3% property tax increase. Critics argue the municipality should prioritize budget restructuring and operational efficiency before burdening residents with higher taxes. The Board of Estimate and Taxation challenges policymakers to explore alternative cost-reduction strategies and demonstrate fiscal responsibility before implementing such substantial levy adjustments.

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Opinion | Minneapolis can’t afford an 11.3% property tax levy hike
Opinion | Minneapolis can’t afford an 11.3% property tax levy hike

Mayor Jacob Frey and the Minneapolis City Council should look harder for savings, writes Board of Estimate and Taxation president Steve Brandt.
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