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Atlanta proposes slight net cut in total millage, shifts bond levy savings to operations
Summary
City finance staff presented a proposed fiscal year 2026 millage structure that would lower the city's total millage from 11.40 mills to 11.37 mills by reallocating bond-levy savings to the operating levy and keeping or introducing two special service district levies.
Chairman Shook opened the May 28 public hearing by declaring the hearing on the proposed millage rate open and turning the presentation over to the finance department.
Mohammed Bala, the city's chief financial officer, said the meeting was the third and final public hearing on the proposed FY 2026 mill rate. Lawrence Davis Jr., revenue chief for the Office of Revenue, presented the proposed rates and rationale, saying, "The proposal that you see before you tonight…
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