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Casa Grande community facilities districts adopt FY2026 property tax levies
Summary
Four Casa Grande community facilities district boards unanimously adopted property tax levy resolutions for the fiscal year ending June 2026, setting rates and directing Pinal County to collect the levies.
Four community facilities district boards in Casa Grande on June 2 adopted property tax levy resolutions to fund the operational components of their fiscal 2026 budgets.
Staff member Roberta told each board that the resolutions would “adopt the rate and direct Pinal County to collect the corresponding estimated tax levy and adjust the estimated levy if necessary,” and that required public notices had been published after public hearings and budget adoption on June 2, 2025.
The Copper Mountain Ranch Community Facilities District approved a property tax rate of $0.30 per $100 of assessed valuation and a total levy described in the meeting as $2,572 to cover operational costs; the board approved resolution No. 104. The motion passed with the chair calling for the ayes at voice vote and later recording the result as approved.
The Post Ranch Community Facilities District approved a property tax rate of $0.30 per $100 of assessed valuation and a total levy described in the meeting as $108 to fund operations; the board approved resolution No. 61. Board members voted in favor and the chair announced the motion carried.
The Mission Royale Community Facilities District approved a property tax rate of $1.153 per $100 of assessed valuation and a total levy of $500,060 for the operational budget; the board approved resolution No. 82 after a roll-call and voice votes that the chair recorded as passing.
The Villago Community Facilities District approved a property tax rate presented as roughly $0.8204 per $100 of assessed valuation and a total levy of $196,571; the board approved resolution No. 77. The chair called for a roll-call vote and announced the motion passed.
Chairman Fitzgibbons led each vote, repeatedly asking, “All those in favor, signify by saying aye.” The boards recorded motions and seconds for the resolutions and approved the levies; no substantive debate or public comment on the levy amounts appears in the transcript.
Each resolution as presented instructs Pinal County to collect the levies and permits adjustment of the estimated levy if necessary. Staff noted that the public hearing and budget adoption had already occurred on June 2, 2025, and that required notices had been published in the local paper.
The levies adopt the operational components of each district’s 2026 budget; the boards adjourned after completing the actions.
