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City files 2025 annual reports for TIRZ #2 and #3 with the Comptroller
For reporting year 2025, the City reported TIRZ #2 received $562,618 in property tax increment and spent $375,491 on economic development, ending with a $1,563,523 fund balance; TIRZ #3 received $32,415, spent $30,735 on economic development and $6,639 on administration, and ended with $3,193. TIRZ #3's captured appraised value was $32,433,335 over a $30,013,978 base.[1][2][3][4][5][6][7][8]
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City reports to the Comptroller show TIRZ #2 receiving $259,134 in property tax increment for 2022, $419,094 for 2023, $564,551 for 2024 and $562,618 for 2025, with fund balances of $587,127, $1,001,126, $1,376,198 and $1,563,523. [7][5][3][1]
- Increment 2022
- $259,134
- Increment 2023
- $419,094
- Increment 2024
- $564,551
- Increment 2025
- $562,618
- Fund balance 2025
- $1,563,523
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For TIRZ #3 the City reported no increment and no captured value for 2022 and 2023, $9,036 in increment for 2024 (captured value $3,105,393) and $32,415 for 2025 (captured value $32,433,335). For 2025 it reported $30,735 in economic development spending, $6,639 in administrative costs and a $3,193 fund balance. [8][6][4][2]
- Increment 2024
- $9,036
- Increment 2025
- $32,415
- Economic development 2025
- $30,735
- Fund balance 2025
- $3,193