Hennepin County Commissioners today (Tues) refrained from setting the highest possible property tax levy for next year, despite a grim budget outlook. Those supporting the lower levy limit say keeping taxes down is important for families during tough economic times. Opponents on the County Board, however, say it means there will be ten million dollars less for services for needy residents. Minnesota Public Radio's Art Hughes reports.
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