Eagle Mountain Sets Hearing on Proposed Public-Safety Tax Increase
Eagle Mountain will take public comment Aug. 6 on a proposed property-tax increase in its 2026–27 budget before a scheduled Aug. 18 adoption vote.
Property Taxes
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Minnetrista approves $7.84 million 2026 tax levy, up 9.92%
The Minnetrista City Council approved a $7,838,365 levy for 2026. Hennepin County is expected to send preliminary tax statements in November 2026.
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Perry officials propose utility-rate increases and higher property-tax rate amid financial concerns
Perry City Manager John Hart presented a proposed fiscal 2026–27 budget that would increase utility rates and the property-tax rate if approved. The City Council has not adopted final rates or the budget.
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Albion District Library millage renewal set for Aug. 4 ballot
Albion District Library voters will decide whether to authorize a 10-year, 2.4777-mill operating levy on Aug. 4, 2026.
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St. Cloud weighs $60 million downtown mixed-use project
St. Cloud officials discussed a proposed $60 million downtown project backed by a $6.25 million CRA contribution as debate grows over taxes and development.
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Tacoma voters faced $320 million streets and sidewalks measure
Tacoma’s Proposition 1 proposed a 10-year, $320 million transportation investment funded partly by new property and utility taxes.
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San Marcos Budget, Tax-Rate Dates Set for Aug. 19
San Marcos’ detailed budget calendar schedules the proposed FY 2026-27 budget and maximum tax-rate setting for Aug. 19, followed by hearings.
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Savannah tentatively sets 2026 millage rate for 3% tax increase
Savannah tentatively set a 2026 millage rate that would raise city property taxes by 3%. Two public hearings are scheduled for Aug. 13.
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Wyandotte County adopts 2026 budget with higher property taxes
The Unified Government adopted Wyandotte County’s 2026 budget on Oct. 8, including property-tax increases for residents of Kansas City, Kansas.
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Noblesville approves smaller 2026 budget after revenue shortfall
Noblesville approved a $119.3 million 2026 budget that lowers the tax-rate plan and defers projects after an $8.2 million revenue shortfall.
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Wenonah residents face Aug. 1 tax and water-sewer deadlines as 2026 ordinances remain on borough agenda
Wenonah mailed property-tax and water/sewer bills with Aug. 1, 2026, due dates while its 2026 archive lists ordinances involving affordable housing, a fire vehicle, development fees and a capital bond.
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Parma Advances 2-Mill Police Levy for November 2026 Vote
Parma City Council materials advance a proposed five-year police levy estimated to raise $2.79 million annually if voters approve it in November 2026.
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Austin manager proposes $6.6 billion budget amid fiscal pressure
Austin City Manager T.C. Broadnax proposed a $6.6 billion operating budget July 16 as the City Council begins reviewing service priorities and reductions.
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Woodbury Trail Section Closes as Public Safety Campus Work Advances
Construction on Woodbury’s public safety campus has closed a trail section near City Hall while the city develops a proposed sales-tax funding plan.
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Canadian property-tax values and rates enter annual update period
The Hemphill County Appraisal District says its Canadian-area property-tax database will be updated in August and September as local taxing units propose and adopt 2026 rates.
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Hampton Borough delays mailing of third-quarter 2026 tax bills
Hampton Borough said third-quarter 2026 tax bills had not been issued by Aug. 1. The payment deadline will be extended and printed on the bills.
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Farmington Hills Authorizes Public-Safety Tax for July 2026 Levy
Farmington Hills’ code authorizes up to 1.4764 mills for police and fire staffing and equipment beginning with the July 2026 property-tax levy.
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St. Petersburg mayoral primary nears as Crist skips forum
St. Petersburg’s nonpartisan mayoral primary is Aug. 18. Incumbent Ken Welch is seeking reelection as Charlie Crist skips a major candidate forum.
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Plainfield Township voters considered 10-year trail and recreation millage serving Belmont
A Plainfield Township ballot proposal sought a maximum annual levy of 0.4596 mill for trails and recreation areas from 2026 through 2035.
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Chesterfield Township voters decide 10-year parks and recreation millage in August primary
A proposed one-mill levy could raise an estimated $2.5 million in its first year for Chesterfield Township parks, recreation and senior services.
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Clinton Central School District Sets $34.485 Million 2026-27 Spending Plan
The Clinton Central School District authorized an estimated $34,485,229 budget for the fiscal year beginning July 1, 2026.
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Dunwoody Says 2026 Property-Tax Rate Will Stay Flat
Dunwoody says its 2026 municipal property-tax rate will remain flat. A City Council meeting on Aug. 10 is the next public checkpoint.