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When Timber Stops, Property Taxes Rise
A 60% collapse in timber revenue isn’t just a forestry story. It’s a county budget story. It’s a property tax story. And it’s a story about who pays when legally approved timber sales are delayed or stopped. As environmental litigation and activist campaigns continue targeting public timber sales, county officials acknowledge that financial consequences are already showing up in the budget. The question now is whether taxpayers understand what’s at stake.
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