It’s the time of year when property owners in Anchorage are receiving their tax bills. And this June, those bills were accompanied by a letter — delivered to roughly 92,000 mailboxes — from Mayor Bronson blasting the Assembly.
for a single family home in 2020 was $394,000. In 2021, that average rose to $421,000. With the rise in home values, the
Bronson “incorrectly implies that taxes have risen significantly this year, when, for most homeowners, taxes have stayed relatively flat,” the budget committee said.how the mill rates were discussed and the reasons for the decrease,” said Jason Bockenstedt, who served as chief of staff under former mayor Ethan Berkowitz and former acting mayor Austin Quinn-Davidson.
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