Shenandoah posts proposed $21.5 million budget as tax rate remains pending
Shenandoah’s proposed fiscal 2026-27 budget projects higher sales- and property-tax revenue, while the final tax rate and capital funding remain unresolved.
Shenandoah’s proposed fiscal 2026-27 budget projects higher sales- and property-tax revenue, while the final tax rate and capital funding remain unresolved.
Pateros voters will decide an EMS levy question Aug. 4. Drop boxes close at 8 p.m.; mailed ballots must be postmarked by Election Day.
Newfield Borough inspections are complete. Preliminary 2027 assessment information is expected after Sept. 1, with formal postcards around Nov. 1.
A proposed Jackson County settlement could give eligible Grain Valley property owners credits against future tax bills, but court review and eligibility rules remain.
Clintondale Schools is asking district voters to approve a five-year, 2-mill non-homestead levy estimated to raise $369,428 in 2027.
Austell lists an 8.250-mill city rate for 2026, but property values, exemptions and separate tax authorities will shape each homeowner’s bill.
Glendale, Wisconsin’s school district has begun its first budget year under a $5 million operating referendum, but the final tax impact remains unsettled.
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.
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.
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.
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.
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.
St. Augustine’s city and county budgets could face lower property-tax revenue if voters approve a proposed homestead exemption increase on Nov. 3.
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.
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.
Morganton’s adopted FY 2026-27 budget keeps city property-tax rates unchanged but raises water, sewer, electric and residential garbage charges.
A July 24 Arizona Supreme Court ruling limits separate crop valuations for qualifying agricultural property, which could lower taxable values for some owners.
Texas leaders are requiring agencies, appellate courts and universities to build 2028-29 budget requests around a 3% lower baseline, with major exemptions.
Gainesville commissioners accepted a budget scenario with a higher fire assessment, $1.4 million in reductions and a flat maximum millage rate.
A proposed OpenAI data center near Savannah would bring major power demand, tax incentives and infrastructure questions, while key reviews remain ahead.
St. Lucie County’s FY2026-27 budget recommendation puts roads, stormwater, public safety and growth costs in focus for Port St. Lucie residents.
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.