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Funding Our WYFRS 2024/25

The rising cost of living is having an impact across the board, including at the Fire and Rescue Service. High inflation rates and vastly increased energy bills could mean less for West Yorkshire Fire and Rescue Authority to spend next year.

The public has been asked if they would support an extra 3% average precept on their council tax bill to pay for Fire Service costs. This would allow the service to be able to keep its current commitments, all aimed at making West Yorkshire safer for all who live, work, and visit it.

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Cornfield Fire Summer of 2022

The Authority is asking people if they would be prepared to pay an average extra 3% per household per year to help them achieve their vision. The precept is the share of council tax that fire services get for the forthcoming 2024/2025 financial year.

Fire authorities can seek to increase their council tax precept by up to 3% per year for a Band D property. This would raise enough funds to enable the Authority to maintain its current level of services and meet some of the pressures it faces from inflation and rising costs.

West Yorkshire Fire and Rescue Authority will consider its budget in February and at the meeting it will set its council tax precept.  Before deciding what to do the Authority is keen to understand what people think.

Impacts on council tax bands
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  • Band A - an increase of £1.55 per year, taking the annual precept from £51.45 to £53.00.
  • Band B - an increase of £1.80 per year, taking the annual precept from £60.03 to £61.83.
  • Band C - an increase of £2.06 per year, taking the annual precept from £68.60 to £70.66.
  • Band D - an increase of £2.32 per year, taking the annual precept from £77.18 to £79.50.
  • Band E - an increase of £2.83 per year, taking the annual precept from £94.33 to £97.16.
  • Band F - an increase of £3.35 per year, taking the annual precept from £111.48 to £114.83.
  • Band G - an increase of £3.86 per year, taking the annual precept from £128.63 to £132.49.
  • Band H - an increase of £4.63 per year, taking the annual precept from £154.36 to £158.99.
     

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