Property taxes will increase in Allegheny County, but not as much as originally proposed. Allegheny County leaders and Executive Sara Innamorato have agreed to a 1.7 millage increase, less than the 2.

Allegheny County Council appears poised to vote on a 1.7 mill tax hike — lower than the executive wanted, but higher than last week’s counterproposal.

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.