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Reeves County Groundwater Conservation District sets 2025 tax rate at $0.002684 per $100
Summary
The Reeves County Groundwater Conservation District board adopted a resolution Sept. 18, 2025, setting its 2025 ad valorem tax rate at $0.002684 per $100 of assessed valuation and saying it will not levy a tax for debt service. The resolution was signed by the board president and attested by the secretary.
The Reeves County Groundwater Conservation District board adopted a resolution Sept. 18, 2025, setting the district's ad valorem tax rate for the 2025 tax year at $0.002684 on each $100 of assessed valuation and stating the board will not levy an ad valorem tax for debt service.
The resolution, adopted at a regular meeting at which a quorum was present, says the tax is for the purpose of maintenance and operation of the district. It references compliance with the Texas Water Code and the Texas Open Meetings Act (Chapter 551 of the Texas Government Code). The document was signed Sept. 18, 2025, and attested by district officers.
Ben Burnham, identified in the resolution as president of the board, and Barmere Virginia Barmore, identified as secretary, are recorded as the signatories on the document. The resolution does not include a roll-call vote or vote tally in the text provided.
Under the rate set in the resolution, a property with $100,000 in assessed valuation would owe about $2.68 in district ad valorem tax for 2025 (1,000 units of $100 multiplied by $0.002684). The resolution does not specify any separate levy for debt service.
No additional actions, amendments, or effective-date provisions beyond the signing date are specified in the text provided.
