COUNTYWIDE : Tax Break Urged for Gulf Troops
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Ventura County military personnel who served in the Persian Gulf War would be exempt from any late penalties for not paying property taxes on time this year under a resolution to be considered today by the Ventura County Board of Supervisors.
The board has also been asked by state Assemblyman Rusty Areias (D-Los Banos) to allow farmers who suffered crop damage during the December freeze to postpone payment of their property taxes without facing a penalty.
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