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Heidelberg holds line on taxes for 2026

Kellen Stepler
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(Kellen Stepler | TribLive)

Heidelberg’s property owners will not see an increase in their real estate tax bills in 2026.

The borough’s $1.1 million budget holds the line at 9.45 mills, said Mayor Kenneth LaSota.

A homeowner at Heidelberg’s median assessed property value of $86,200 will continue to pay about $814 annually for borough property taxes.

“The 2026 budget calls for outlays from general revenue of $1.1 million,” LaSota said.

“The borough plans on resurfacing a few roads, some additions to our park system, and hiring a new full-time borough secretary/treasurer, among other items within the general fund budget.”

Kellen Stepler is a TribLive reporter covering the Allegheny Valley and Burrell school districts and surrounding areas. He joined the Trib in April 2023. He can be reached at kstepler@triblive.com.

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