ALTOONA, Iowa — With local governments navigating the new property tax law, a program meant to help first-time homeowners in Altoona is on the chopping block. Mayor Dean O’Connor said the city now has to make tough decisions ahead of financial pressure from the new property tax law. The law caps city revenue growth at […]
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