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Roswell council certifies estimated property tax rollback rate for Fulton County filing

3287452 · May 14, 2025
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Summary

Council certified a nonbinding estimated property tax rollback rate to satisfy Fulton County’s May 31 reporting requirement under recent Georgia legislation; staff noted the estimate will be updated when Fulton County issues its final tax digest.

The Roswell mayor and council approved an estimate of the city’s property tax rollback rate and directed staff to file the nonbinding estimate with Fulton County by the May 31 deadline required under recent Georgia legislation.

Bill Godshall, the city chief financial officer, told the committee the estimate is nonbinding and will be updated when Fulton County issues its final tax digest. The council unanimously approved certifying the estimate to Fulton County.

Mayor Kurt Wilson and council members commented on the requirement and on Fulton County’s advance circulation of similar nonbinding estimates for other municipalities. Staff emphasized the certification satisfies the statutory reporting deadline and that the city will revise the rate after the county finalizes the digest.