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Business director warns Senate Enrolled Act 1 could cost Tri‑Creek about $1.86 million in 2026
Summary
Dana, the district's business director, told the board that DLGF estimates show Senate Enrolled Act 1 could reduce district property‑tax revenue by about $1,860,000 in 2026, with direct pressure on debt‑service and operations funds absent state protections.
Dana, Tri‑Creek's Director of Business Operations, told the board that Senate Enrolled Act 1 — a state property‑tax relief measure — is likely to reduce the district's assessed value base and materially lower property‑tax revenue.
Using DLGF (Department of Local Government Finance) data, Dana said the district is looking at an estimated $1,860,000 revenue loss in 2026, a 189% increase over the prior year’s…
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