Elected officials in Harris County are considering a significant salary increase. This potential pay raise could add over $100,000 to their current compensation. Harris County homeowners may be affected by a possible property tax increase, which could result in higher payments.
Further information on this matter is available from ABC13 Houston, including details on the proposed salary bump and potential property tax hike in Harris County.
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