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Paramedic Special Tax

Property owners in Fremont have received property tax bills that include the City's paramedic special tax.  Below are some informative facts about this paramedic tax.

What is the Paramedic Tax?

The paramedic special tax is a voter-approved tax used to fund the Fire Department paramedic program.  It is used for training, equipment and supplies.  It appears on your property tax bill as "Paramedic Supplement".

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When was the Tax Approved?

The tax was approved on June 3, 1997, by more than 80% of Fremont's voters.

Who Pays the Paramedic Tax?

Property owners in Fremont are subject to the special tax. 

How Much Does the Paramedic Tax Cost?

The tax is based on a "benefit unit."  A single family home is one benefit unit; a supermarket is four benefit units, etc. The FY2004/2005 tax rate for a single family home is $13.50.
 

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