Baltimore City Council members push Scott administration to move on property tax reform

Members of the Baltimore City Council pressed representatives from Mayor Brandon Scott’s office Thursday to forge ahead with plans to convene a workgroup focused on reforming the city’s property tax structure.nHeld by the newly formed Finance and Performance Committee, council members took turns defending the decision to sponsor a resolution calling for the formation of an interdepartmental work group, saying the Scott administration had not moved swiftly enough to deliver on its promises to study the issue.