How much should Baltimore City cut its property taxes?
ROCKVILLE, MD (September 2, 2015) — The Maryland Public Policy Institute and partners will host a nonpartisan debate on the issue of cutting the Baltimore City property tax on September 24.. Moderated by Andrew Green, editorial page editor of The Baltimore Sun, the debate will examine how much the city needs to cut its tax rate to be competitive, how to achieve the cuts, and where they should be targeted.
Members of the press and the public are encouraged to attend this FREE debate. Learn more at marylandpolicyforum.org.
| WHO: | Joseph S. Wood, Provost, University of Baltimore – Opening Remarks | |
| FOR: | Louis Miserendino, Director, McMullen Scholars Program at Calvert Hall College High School | |
| AGAINST: | Matthew D. Gallagher, President & CEO, Goldseker Foundation | |
| Andrew A. Green, The Baltimore Sun (Moderator) | ||
| WHAT: | Debate on cutting the Baltimore City property tax | |
| WHEN: | Thursday, September 24, 2015 | |
| 6:15 Reception | ||
| 7:00 Program | ||
| WHERE: | The John and Frances Angelos Law Center – University of Baltimore | |
| 1401 N. Charles Street | ||
| Baltimore, Maryland 21201 |
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About the Maryland Public Policy Institute: Founded in 2001, the Maryland Public Policy Institute is a nonpartisan public policy research and education organization that focuses on state policy issues. The Institute’s mission is to formulate and promote public policies at all levels of government based on principles of free enterprise, limited government, and civil society. Learn more at mdpolicy.org.