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Amid concerns over tax revenue losses, Hays County officials are calling for a pause on property tax exemption decisions. (Amira Van Leeuwen/Community Impact)
San Marcos | Buda | Kyle

Hays County calls for pause on property tax exemption decisions

By Jamie Moore

Hays County officials are urging a pause on property tax exemption decisions after out-of-county housing corporations seek to remove $227M in taxable property from local rolls.

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