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Commissioners report state property-tax changes that limit large valuation swings but leave rollback options unresolved

Butler County Board of Commissioners · November 25, 2025
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Summary

County administrators told commissioners that recent state legislation (including House Bills 129 and 186) introduces an inflationary cap on the 20-mill floor and expands levies included in that floor; the county said it achieved changes preserving local authority over inside millage but did not secure rollbacks of recent valuation-driven increases.

Butler County administrators briefed commissioners on a package of state property-tax bills on Nov. 25 that will change how the 20-mill floor and owner-occupied credits are calculated.

Administrators said House Bill 186 establishes an inflationary cap on increases tied to the 20-mill floor and modifies owner-occupied piggyback calculations. "In years 2025 through 2029, they're increasing it," the…

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