Dorset County Council set to freeze share of council tax for third year

2:30pm Monday 4th February 2013 in News

DORSET County Council is set to freeze its share of the council tax for a third year running.

Members of the authority’s cabinet will be asked to recommend that the council tax remains at its current level for the 2013/14 financial year.

A report prepared for members by chief financial officer Paul Kent states that the move will see the council receive a £2.036m freeze grant from central government.

The current charge for a mid range Band D property is £1,168.29.

A final decision on the council tax and the rest of the authority’s budget will be taken at a full council meeting on February 14.

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