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Harris County is considering a budget for the upcoming fiscal year. The proposed General Fund budget is higher than the previous year's, with an increase of $327 million. 1 billion plan.
Factors driving the increased costs are being examined, along with potential areas for cuts. Further details on the budget and its potential impact on property taxes can be found through local news sources, such as Fox 26 Houston, which is covering the story as it develops in Harris County.
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