Roanoke County keeps current tax rates, despite one supervisors call for cuts Ian Price April 13, 2016 1 minute read The Roanoke County Board of Supervisors voted to not raise the real estate tax and personal property tax rates yesterday, but Hollins Supervisor Al Bedrosian says the county should consider a tax reduction. WFIR’s Ian Price has details Share: Post navigation Previous: Kaine: president needs to propose IS battle plan, Senate needs to debate and vote on itNext: Take advantage of Secure Your ID Day Related Stories Opera Roanoke presents Hansel and Gretel, Dr. Pepper Park expects banner year, celebrate Nowruz this Saturday Gene Marrano March 25, 2026 0 Lishy’s Gift carries on in her memory by bringing comfort to other young adults battling cancer Gene Marrano March 25, 2026 0 Daisy Art Parade, there’s still time to become a participant or volunteer Denise Membreno March 24, 2026 0
The Roanoke County Board of Supervisors voted to not raise the real estate tax and personal property tax rates yesterday, but Hollins Supervisor Al Bedrosian says the county should consider a tax reduction. WFIR’s Ian Price has details
