Ray County sets Aug. 24 tax sale as delinquent-property list publication nears
Ray County’s 2026 tax sale is scheduled for Aug. 24, with the first publication of the delinquent lands list planned for the week of July 20.
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Paris budget process moves ahead as Happy Trailers opens new headquarters
Paris has scheduled three FY 2026-27 budget steps while Happy Trailers marks a separate business-development milestone with a new headquarters.
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Savannah Tentatively Sets 3% Property-Tax Increase for 2026
Savannah’s tentative 2026 millage rate would require a 3% property-tax increase. Residents can submit evidence before an Aug. 13 hearing.
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Hospital bond measure headed to ballot in Newport, Washington
A hospital bond measure serving the Newport-area community is headed to voters, but the available report does not yet identify the amount, tax structure or election date.
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Sarasota budget town hall will focus on a proposed $104.4 million capital plan
Sarasota residents can review a proposed $104.4 million capital plan, unchanged preliminary millage rate and storm-recovery costs at an August 5 town hall.
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St. Paul’s projected $26 million budget gap puts taxes and services in focus
St. Paul is preparing its 2027 budget around a projected $26 million gap, with property taxes, staffing and city services still subject to debate.
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Euless budget proposal lowers tax rate but raises water costs
Euless’ proposed FY2026-27 budget lowers the property-tax rate while raising water and wastewater charges and funding employee pay, staffing and infrastructure projects.
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Tacoma voters favor street-repair tax measure in early primary results
Tacoma Proposition 1 led 57.51% to 42.49% in Pierce County’s first August 4 report, but the vote remained preliminary with 710 of 745 precincts reporting.
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Sheboygan property owners await 2026 assessment notices
Sheboygan will mail 2026 changed-assessment notices Aug. 10. Owners can review their assessments during Open Book Aug. 24-28 and seek a formal hearing.
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South Dakota property-tax changes are in effect, but household relief will vary
South Dakota’s property-tax package took effect July 1, 2026, but the amount and timing of relief depend on the law involved, county action, property classification and the taxing jurisdictions on each bill.
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Galveston City Council prepares for Aug. 13 budget and tax-rate workshop
Galveston’s Aug. 13 City Council workshop advances the FY 2027 budget and tax-rate process, but the published schedule does not identify it as a final adoption vote.
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Grand Prairie’s approved $78.5 million public-safety bond: What Proposition B funds
Grand Prairie voters approved Proposition B on May 2, 2026. Here is what the $78.5 million authorization covers, what the estimated property-tax impact means and what remains undecided.
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West Long Branch Delays Third-Quarter Tax Bills and Announces Sept. 8 Payment Deadline
West Long Branch has not mailed its 2026 third-quarter property-tax bills by the usual July 15 deadline. The borough says tax information is available online and has announced Sept. 8, 2026, as the current no-interest payment deadline, while Borough Council consideration of a related grace-period resolution is scheduled for Aug. 5.
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McLennan County weighs 6-cent property-tax increase affecting Waco homeowners
A proposed McLennan County rate increase could add about $120 a year in county taxes on a property with $200,000 in taxable value. Hearings are scheduled for August 18 and August 27.
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Racine voters face August 11 referendum on $2 million for 11 police positions
Racine voters will decide August 11 whether to authorize up to $2 million annually beyond the city’s levy limit for 11 additional police positions and violence-prevention work.
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Mableton Adopts 4.5-Mill Public-Safety District. What Residents Are Funding
Mableton City Council approved a dedicated 4.5-mill public-safety district in a 6-1 vote. The city projects $21 million in annual revenue and estimates about $630 a year for a $350,000 home before exemptions.
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Memphis tells taxpayers why 2026 property-tax bills look different
Memphis combined some property-tax relief and freeze paperwork into one 2026 voucher. Here are the payment options, contacts and August 31 deadline.
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Hamilton County puts larger children’s-services levy on November ballot
Hamilton County commissioners voted 2-0 to ask voters to increase children’s-services levy revenue, raising the estimated annual cost for a homeowner from about $81 to $121 per $100,000 of home value.
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Seattle voters decide library levy in August 4 primary
Seattle Proposition 1 would replace the expiring 2019 library levy with a seven-year measure estimated to raise $479.76 million beginning in 2027.
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Herriman safety and fire districts propose tax increases for Aug. 12 hearings
Two separate Herriman taxing entities are proposing fiscal 2027 property-tax increases, with public hearings set for Aug. 12 at City Hall.
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Cuyahoga Falls schools propose $6.1 million operating levy for November vote
Cuyahoga Falls City Schools is proposing a five-year, 5.5-mill operating levy that Signal Akron estimates would cost about $193 annually per $100,000 in assessed value.
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Eagle Mountain property-tax hearing could raise city portion of average home bill by $314
Eagle Mountain residents can comment Aug. 6 on a proposed city property-tax increase that could add an estimated $314.03 to the city portion of an average home’s annual bill.