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Killeen council adopts FY2026 budget, raises property tax rate to $0.7014 per $100 valuation
Summary
The Killeen City Council on Sept. 2 approved a $2.97 billion multi-fund FY2026 budget and set the city property tax rate at $0.7014 per $100 valuation, a move council members said will raise property tax revenue about $6.4 million over last year.
The Killeen City Council voted 7–0 on Sept. 2 to adopt the city’s fiscal year 2026 budget and set the property tax rate at 0.7014 per $100 of valuation, approving a package of budget and tax measures that city staff said will raise approximately $6.4 million in tax revenue over the prior year. The vote followed a series of public hearings held earlier in the meeting. Finance Director Tangolin told the council the proposed tax rate of 0.7014 consists of 0.5277 for maintenance and operations and 0.1737 for debt service. Tangolin summarized the…
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