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Board acknowledges certified tax rate and advances budget with first readings; finance director says Williamson County reassessment will raise levy
Summary
The Board acknowledged the state-certified tax rate and approved first readings of the city’s tax-rate and annual-budget ordinances; Finance Director Missy Holden said keeping the current nominal rate will raise property tax bills on the Williamson County side because reassessed values increased.
The Spring Hill Board of Mayor and Aldermen acknowledged the state-certified tax rate and advanced the city’s fiscal 2025–26 budget and tax-rate ordinances during the meeting.
The board first approved Resolution 25-129 acknowledging receipt of the certified tax rate from the state comptroller’s office by a 9–0 vote. Finance Director Missy Holden explained the certificate is a procedural part of the four-year reappraisal process and said the certified rate acknowledgment does not itself set the city’s levy. Holden told the board that the reappraisal increases assessed values on the Williamson County side and that, if the city maintains the current rate, the result will be higher city property tax bills for many property owners.
At first reading, the board approved Ordinance 25-12, which would set the city tax rate…
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