After weeks of sparring, Allegheny County Councils budget committee chair and County Executive Sara Innamorato have announced a tentative agreement to raise the county’s property tax rate to 6.43 mils — 1.7 mils more than residents currently pay, or a roughly 36% increase.

Allegheny County will see a property tax increase next year — the first in more than a decade, but lower than what was initially proposed by Allegheny County Executive Sara Innamorato. Innamorato on Tuesday announced that her office and County Council struck a deal to raise property taxes by 1.

If the county executive’s proposal doesn’t go through, we’ll see many of the agencies with whom we collaborate have to make some tough decisions,” Golin said.

Allegheny County Executive Sara Innamorato and county council have struck a compromise on the 2025 budget, resulting in a 1.7 mill increase.

Allegheny County is in the middle of a property tax feud, and one County Council member hopes his proposal finds middle ground as time runs out to finalize a 2025 budget before the end of the year. Last week,

Proposals surrounding the budget haven't come without controversy and it's unclear what may or may not get passed by council ahead of the Friday deadline.

Council has a Friday deadline to pass the 2025 budget.