Roanoke County keeps current tax rates, despite one supervisors call for cuts Ian Price April 13, 2016 1 min 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: Continue Reading 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 1 min read Roanoke gears up for annual Freedom Festival & Fireworks on Thursday Web Staff July 2, 2025 1 min read Rapper Flavor Flav offers condolences to family of Smith Mountain Lake drowning victim Clark Palmer July 2, 2025 1 min read Two plays coming soon, Mo Willems is interactive at the Taubman – and a new director at SWVA Ballet Gene Marrano July 2, 2025
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
