San Marcos is scheduled to deliver its proposed FY 2026-27 budget on August 18, with public hearings set for September 1 and September 15 and major questions still open on taxes, reserves and services.
Rochester’s 2026 tentative assessment roll values properties at 100% of full value, but assessment changes will not automatically translate into the same percentage change in tax bills.
Salt Lake City will hold an Aug. 11 Truth-in-Taxation hearing on a proposed property-tax increase that would add $13,793,967 in annual city revenue if approved.
Scotland County commissioners voted July 13 in Laurinburg to lower the 2026-27 county property-tax rate from 99 cents to 69.9 cents per $100 of assessed value. Some vehicle-tax bills had already been issued at the earlier rate, so affected residents should contact the Scotland County Tax Office for current payment or adjustment instructions.
Cape Coral’s city manager has proposed a $1.451 billion FY2027 budget with major utility, road, drainage and public-safety allocations. City Council review and September hearings remain ahead.
Dover City Council nearly unanimously advanced a balanced FY2027 budget plan that includes proposed property-tax and electric-use-rate increases, department cuts and $1.6 million in state funding for public-safety services provided to Delaware State University.
Jersey City’s proposed 2026 budget would total $886.5 million and include a 15.5% municipal tax-rate increase. The council also unanimously approved actions related to a $105 million state loan and estimated tax billing.
Carson City says its 2026-27 real-property-tax bills have been prepared and sent, with the first installment due Aug. 17, 2026.
Hartford says the first semiannual property-tax installment tied to the Oct. 1, 2025 Grand List must be paid on or before Aug. 3, 2026.
Hartford’s Tax Collector says the first semiannual installment tied to the Oct. 1, 2025 grand list was due July 1 and must be paid on or before Aug. 3, 2026.
Carson City’s Treasurer’s Office has prepared and sent real-property tax bills for 2026–27. The first installment is due Monday, Aug. 17.
Jersey City’s Municipal Council approved a memorandum of understanding for state financing while a proposed $886.5 million 2026 budget, including a 15.5% municipal property-tax-rate increase, moves into department hearings.
The Burlington City Council approved a $112.6 million FY2027 budget on June 15, 2026. The city estimates the municipal portion of taxes will rise about $191 for a median-value home assessed at $353,000.
Carson City property-tax bills for 2026-27 are being sent to owners, with the first installment due Aug. 17 and additional installment dates available for bills over $100.
Garland’s proposed $1.028 billion budget would add public-safety positions, increase the average residential utility bill by an estimated $7.13 a month and seek voter approval for a tax-rate shift.
A state model projects Palm Bay’s municipal property-tax revenue could fall by $22.06 million in FY 2027-28 and $44.46 million by FY 2031-32 if Florida voters approve the proposed amendment.
Savannah’s proposed 11.749-mill city tax rate is unchanged nominally but exceeds the 11.402-mill rollback rate, triggering a 3.0% increase notice and August 13 hearings.
Governor Mifflin School District adopted a 34.61-mill school real-estate-tax rate for 2026-27, up 1.49 mills from 2025-26, while $1,511,301.30 in state relief is being delivered through homestead and farmstead exclusions for approved properties.
Dublin City Council ordered the fiscal 2026-27 levy for two existing street-lighting districts after property owners rejected a proposed consolidation, leaving the city to address a projected funding gap in the older district.
Dallas residents can comment on the proposed FY 2026-27 budget at in-person and virtual town halls from August 11 through August 25, before later workshops, a public hearing and final September action.
Lincoln’s proposed 2026-28 budget would increase planned city spending by about 5%, with major commitments for public safety, infrastructure, housing and water-system work before an Aug. 3 public hearing.
Osceola County’s proposed FY2027 budget would keep its 6.7-mill rate unchanged, but Harmony residents should watch September hearings and a state tax proposal.
