Cap overall revenue growth for cities and counties at no more than 2% per year (excluding new construction, debt service, and school funding) as part of a property tax reform plan her office estimates would save taxpayers more than $3 billion over six years.
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Derived from a tracked promise: “Cap overall revenue growth for cities and counties at no more than 2% per year (excluding new construction, debt service, and school funding…”
Sources
- Office of Governor Kim Reynoldshttps://governor.iowa.gov/vision-iowa-0/tax-reform ↗
“Governor Reynolds' plan for property tax reform is estimated to save taxpayers more than $3 billion over the next six years.”
- Iowa Public Radiohttps://www.iowapublicradio.org/state-government-news/2026-01-13/governor-kim-reynolds-condition-of-the-state-address-2026 ↗
“Reynolds called on lawmakers to limit overall city and county revenue growth to no more than 2% each year, excluding new construction, debt service and school funding.”