With economic uncertainties abound, property owners may be relieved to learn Spokane County leaders won’t collect more for county operations next year.

The Spokane County Commission voted unanimously Monday against a 1% increase in taxes that support the county’s general fund, road work and conservation efforts. The decision means a savings year over year for property owners, thanks to $1.4 billion in new economic development this year, said Jeff McMorris, senior director of finance and administration for the county.

“There’s more properties to share that total,” McMorris said.

Spokane County is expected to collect $67.1 million in property taxes for most operations in 2025. The vote against the increase will mean an annual savings of $2.20 for the owner of a $425,000 home, the 2024 ave

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