Committee seeks property tax exemption for childcare

Minot’s childcare centers are caught in a balancing act—essential for working families, yet often struggling to stay financially afloat. Now, a new tax could tip that balance further, unless the City Council steps in with an exemption. As the city reevaluates who’s been taxed and who hasn’t, the stakes are rising for dozens of centers that may soon face unexpected bills. Supporters argue a property tax exemption isn’t just paperwork—it’s a practical way to keep childcare accessible and affordable in a community that depends on it. Jill Schramm with the Minot Daily News has the full story on the Child Care Committee recommendation.

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