Clinton Township Voters to Decide Clintondale 2-Mill School Proposal
Clintondale Schools is asking district voters to approve a five-year, 2-mill non-homestead levy estimated to raise $369,428 in 2027.
Property Taxes
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Austell lists 8.250 mills, but property values may raise 2026 bills
Austell lists an 8.250-mill city rate for 2026, but property values, exemptions and separate tax authorities will shape each homeowner’s bill.
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Glendale-River Hills Begins Implementing $5 Million Operating Referendum
Glendale, Wisconsin’s school district has begun its first budget year under a $5 million operating referendum, but the final tax impact remains unsettled.
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Bruning Tax Statements Will Break Out Public-Safety Costs
Future Bruning property-tax statements will show public-safety costs separately, but LB 834 does not itself create a new tax or change the total bill.
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American Fork proposes 9% tax increase to help staff lake station
American Fork is proposing an approximately 9% city property-tax revenue increase to help staff a temporary lakeside fire station. A hearing is set for Aug. 11.
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Bushnell-area property owners face proposed fire-assessment changes
Bushnell-area property owners are reviewing Sumter County’s proposed 2026-27 fire-assessment method, with different effects possible for homes, businesses, mobile homes and RV parks.
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Michigan Makes Property-Tax Foreclosure Avoidance Programs Permanent
Michigan’s Public Act 79 makes delinquent-property-tax payment plans and foreclosure-avoidance agreements permanent, but local participation remains optional and homeowners must keep paying required taxes, interest and installments.
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Creve Coeur Weighs November Ballot Question on Government Center Bonds
Creve Coeur’s City Council is scheduled to vote Aug. 10 on whether to place a proposed Government Center bond question before voters on Nov. 3.
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St. Augustine budget planning faces proposed homestead tax change
St. Augustine’s city and county budgets could face lower property-tax revenue if voters approve a proposed homestead exemption increase on Nov. 3.
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Heath Springs to See County Tax Increase, EMS Staffing Changes
Lancaster County’s new budget raises the county property-tax rate, adds 15 EMS positions, changes some shifts and keeps an EMS Station 7 replacement planned.
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North Beach’s FY2027 Budget Takes Effect With No Rate Increase
North Beach’s FY2027 budget is in effect, holding listed water and sewer usage rates steady while funding a lower tax rate and nearly $1.9 million in projects.
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Morganton adopts $94 million budget with higher utility, garbage fees
Morganton’s adopted FY 2026-27 budget keeps city property-tax rates unchanged but raises water, sewer, electric and residential garbage charges.
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Arizona Supreme Court ruling may lower values for orchards, vineyards
A July 24 Arizona Supreme Court ruling limits separate crop valuations for qualifying agricultural property, which could lower taxable values for some owners.
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Texas leaders set 3% lower baseline for 2028-29 agency budget requests
Texas leaders are requiring agencies, appellate courts and universities to build 2028-29 budget requests around a 3% lower baseline, with major exemptions.
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Gainesville advances FY2027 budget plan with higher fire assessment
Gainesville commissioners accepted a budget scenario with a higher fire assessment, $1.4 million in reductions and a flat maximum millage rate.
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Savannah region watches proposed Effingham OpenAI data center
A proposed OpenAI data center near Savannah would bring major power demand, tax incentives and infrastructure questions, while key reviews remain ahead.
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St. Lucie County’s FY2027 budget plan puts roads, safety and growth in focus
St. Lucie County’s FY2026-27 budget recommendation puts roads, stormwater, public safety and growth costs in focus for Port St. Lucie residents.
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South Carolina budget deal leaves raises and projects awaiting final votes
A July 22 compromise would fund teacher and state-worker raises and key services, but South Carolina still lacked an enacted 2026-27 budget on July 29.
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Austin budget review leaves tax and fee changes unresolved
Austin City Council discussed a proposed $6.6 billion FY 2026-27 budget July 28, but tax, fee and spending decisions remain open before the July 30 hearing.
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Salley property owners can challenge Aiken County reassessment notices
Salley property owners should review their 2026 Aiken County reassessment notice, check the valuation and classification, and track the 90-day objection window.
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Buffalo Credit Ratings Face New Pressure Over Reserves and One-Time Revenues
Buffalo’s credit standing weakened in July as Moody’s changed its outlook and S&P and Fitch downgraded ratings, citing reserves, budget gaps and one-time revenues.
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Vista Sewer Rates Took Effect July 1: What Residents and Businesses Should Watch
Vista’s sewer rates took effect July 1, 2026. Residential charges rose, future increases are scheduled, and business customers face different billing and appeal rules.