Summary
Did Laredo illegally raise your taxes? The Texas Attorney General is investigating this possibility for our city and nearly a thousand others across the state. This could mean a potential tax break for residents if wrongdoing is found.
At a glance
- Total mentions
- 5
- Last 30 days
- 1
Last discussed Jun 15, 2026.
Impact analysis
Trucking costs could rise by nearly 60% by 2031 under the current proposal.
The city will have more funds for bridge expansions and technology upgrades.
Local logistics companies and residents who cross the border frequently.
Mentions & discussions (6)
Nuevo León cuts toll charges 50% on route to Colombia crossing
The Nuevo León government reported a notable increase in the number of Mexican nationals crossing through the Colombia–Laredo Bridge during the 2025 Christmas holiday season.Courtesy/Gobierno de Nuevo LeonNuevo...
Laredo ISD board rejects tax rate increase after tie vote
LAREDO, Tex. (KGNS) - The Laredo ISD board of trustees held the line on taxes after a proposed rate increase failed on a tie vote.Trustees met Thursday, Aug. 20, to consider a tax rate increase of about five-an...
City Council — June 15, 2026
The city is raising bridge tolls to pay for bridge repairs and expansions. Residents and industry leaders are worried about the impact on trade costs.
City Council — June 2, 2026
The city is considering raising bridge tolls to pay for major bridge expansions. Residents and business owners are worried about the cost to the trade industry and want to see if the city can cut spending elsewhere first.
City Council - Supplemental Agenda — May 18, 2026
The city wants to raise bridge tolls to pay for bridge expansions and maintenance. Local trucking companies are worried about the cost during a slow market.
Texas attorney general reviews Laredo, nearly 1,000 cities for potential unlawful tax increases
Texas attorney general reviews Laredo, nearly 1,000 cities for potential unlawful tax increases KGNS
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