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This is TIF2, the new tax increment financing district of the city of Woodstock that is replacing the original TIF, which will expire Dec. 31.

Steady growth and development in the Woodstock area has allowed local taxing units to cut their tax rates while increasing property tax levies. And those government units will get a bonus in 2022 – the city’s 23-year-old tax increment financing district will expire Dec. 31, adding about $5.9 million in taxable property to their budgeting […]

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