“While it may make some uncomfortable, large commercial properties are paying their fair share for the first time in a long time, because Assessor Kaegi is following the law,” Alicia Webb, campaign spokeswoman, said. “When the very wealthy, big corporations, and political insiders were let off the hook for so many years, working and middle class families and small business owners had to pick up the tab. Under Fritz, that’s come to an end.”
