The agreement raises the county’s property tax rate to 6.43 mils — 1.7 mils more than residents currently pay, or a roughly 36% increase.

Property taxes are going up 36 percent in Allegheny County next year. That’s one result of Tuesday night’s County Council meeting. The vote to approve next year’s budget was 10-5, just enough to pass the spending plan.

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.