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 Twisted Track Brewpub to host free speed dating event Ian Price February 10, 2026 0 RIDE launched to provide regular 24/7 transportation for Roanoke’s homeless population Gene Marrano February 9, 2026 0 PETA applauds dozens of animal cruelty indictments against Natural Bridge Zoo owners, staff Web Staff February 9, 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
