Rome Mayor Jacqueline Izzo presented her 2019 budget proposal to the Rome Common Council on Wednesday night.
The spending plan is nearly $700,000 below the state mandated two-percent tax cap and has no property tax increase.

Izzo says although there is no tax increase, the city is maintaining a high level of services and there are no cuts or layoffs.

Izzo also says they're projecting a one-percent increase is sales tax revenue next year.

The Council must pass the budget by the end of October.

Dave Smith, WIBX
Dave Smith, WIBX
Dave Smith, WIBX

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