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The Trelawny Municipal Corporation has collected 67 per cent of its property tax target for the 2026/2027 financial year.
Chief Executive Officer Andrew Harrison told The Gleaner that the municipality collected $250 million between April 1 and October 13, representing 67 per cent of its $375-million target.
With about six months remaining in the financial year, Harrison said the municipality was taking steps to avoid a repeat of last year, when it fell short of its $380-million target by nine per cent.
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