Council introduces plan to expand property tax credit for retired public safety officers
September 08, 2026 | Howard County, Maryland
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The clerk read Council Bill 53‑2026, introduced by the county executive and cosponsored by several council members, describing proposed expansion of a property tax credit for real property owned by certain retired public safety officers in Howard County. The reading stated the bill would amend the definition of 'public safety officer' and expand the property‑tax credit parameters.
No committee presentation or public testimony on the bill was recorded in the session; the bill was introduced for later consideration. The clerk read the bill caption and sponsors but the transcript did not include staff fiscal analysis or implementation details.
No committee presentation or public testimony on the bill was recorded in the session; the bill was introduced for later consideration. The clerk read the bill caption and sponsors but the transcript did not include staff fiscal analysis or implementation details.
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