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MISSION:
To oversee proposals for the one way street issue.
To study and report on the economic impact of the
one way street "bubble" and how it has depressed property values, leases and
revenue.
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It’s YOUR city… and
you should be proud!
Spokane Valley 2009 Fiscal Report 2009
We urge you to take the time to look over this excellent report card on the
operation of YOUR city. The facts are enlightening and something to be
proud of.
FOR YOUR INFORMATION:
Property Tax Rates per thousand dollars of valuation – in the City of
Spokane Valley $1.50 Per $1,000.00 valuation in Spokane County - Only
Deer Park is lower… All others are higher including Liberty Lake.
Where your property Taxes Go: City of Spokane Valley gets 13%, the
balance goes to CV School Dist 33%; Fire District #1 24%; Spokane Co Library
4%; State School 16% and the county of Spokane 10%. What this $1.50
buys for you: Police Protection, Community Planning, Building Services,
Parks and Recreation, General Government and more. All this for an average
of $20.54 per month based on the average home value in the city of Spokane
Valley $164,325.00.
In 2009 the City of Spokane Valley started out with $6,800,000.00
in the BANK!
The SVBA applauds the good management of finances by the city government
under the direction of your City Council. Unlike many cities in the PNW
(Spokane and Seattle) this city has a very healthy balance in the bank and
sound fiscal practices.
SVBA's
Mission is to provide a strong unified voice in the growth of our Spokane
Valley.
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