MANASSAS PARK — Manassas Park officials are bucking a regional trend of doing not requiring its residents to post decals on their vehicle windshields.
After doing away with them in 2017, the city will once again require residents to pay for the stickers that prove they paid their city taxes, and are a city resident.
The move comes as the city is deep in debt, looking for a way to fund improvements to its water system. (Here’s the LOCAL’S ONLY investigation we did into the city’s water system last fall). City Attorney Dean Crowhurst tells Potomac Local that money collected from personal property taxes cannot be used to fund the restoration of the city's crumbling water system.
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