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School board approves 2025 millage levies for St. Bernard Parish

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Summary

The St. Bernard Parish School Board read and adopted a resolution levying multiple millages on the 2025 tax roll and certified the action by roll call, voting 8-0.

The St. Bernard Parish School Board on May 27 read into the record and adopted a resolution levying the 2025 millages on property subject to taxation in the parish. The board’s roll call vote was unanimous, 8-0.

During the meeting the resolution’s language was read aloud and incorporated into the minutes. The resolution states in part: “Be it resolved that the following millages are hereby levied on the 2025 tax roll on all property subject to taxation by the Saint Bernard Parish School Board.” The resolution then lists school district constitutional and operational millages and a school district maintenance millage.

The minutes show the board read specific mill rates into the record, including a school district constitutional millage of 3.91 mills and a school district maintenance millage of 5.62 mills, among operational millages read during the session. The resolution further directs that collection be made “according to law” and that the taxes “shall become a permanent lien and privilege on all property subject to taxation as herein set forth.”

A roll call vote was taken after the reading; each member’s vote was recorded as in favor, and the meeting record includes the board’s certification that the copy of the resolution is a true and exact copy of the action taken on May 27, 2025.

The board did not discuss changes to the listed millages during the public hearing. The transcript does not show additional public comment on the tax levies at that time.