City Beat: Mayor, council member try to tackle unpaid business taxes

BY: Karen Craigo, Reporterkcraigo@sbj.net

Posted 3/28/25

On the heels of Springfield City Council’s passage of an ordinance allowing cars to be impounded for nonregistration, that measure’s sponsors turned their attention to a new compliance issue: unpaid personal property taxes by businesses.

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