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dixiegrrrrl

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6. Unlike other states I am familiar with, Ala.schools are not funded by property taxes.

Reply to no_hypocrisy (Reply #5)

Fri Jul 11, 2025, 10:16 AM

Jul 11

The money comes from the General budget.
Which means property taxes are very very low.
A $100 k house has under 400.00 annual property taxes.

If owners are blind,or disabled or over 65, zero property taxes.
It's an enticing retirement state, especially for us low income retirees.

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Trumps just cut $68 million from Ala. School budget because immigrants [View all] dixiegrrrrl Jul 10 OP

Alabama's schools are always at the bottom of education ranking. Irish_Dem Jul 10 #1

no biggee they already almost on the bottom of the pile using what they have nt msongs Jul 10 #2

Some hungry leopards out there.😂 Phoenix61 Jul 10 #3

Its what they voted for Demovictory9 Jul 10 #4

Well, gee . . . . Alabama COULD HAVE had more revenue for its public education, no_hypocrisy Jul 10 #5

Unlike other states I am familiar with, Ala.schools are not funded by property taxes. dixiegrrrrl Jul 11 #6