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Randolph County board approves FY26 property tax levy rates
Summary
The Randolph County Schools board gave final approval to the FY26 property tax levy rates after staff said the package had been reviewed and approved by the state auditor; the vote carried unanimously among five members present.
The Randolph County Schools Board of Education gave final approval to its FY26 property tax levy rates after a brief procedural motion, board members said.
Mr. Smith, a district staff member, told the board the levy rates were “the final approval of the property tax levy rates for the FY 26 school year” and that the district had previously submitted the proposed rates to the state auditor’s office. The board took the vote by voice and the motion passed with five members voting in favor.
The action was procedural: the district said the measure is the regular, not an excess, levy and that it was sent to the state auditor’s office and comes with a letter of approval from Aura Ash, the state auditor. Board members did not debate changes to the rate during the meeting.
Board staff said the approval completes a process begun with the March presentation of a proposed levy. The district will proceed with the levy as approved and include the rates in the FY26 budget documents and subsequent state filings.
No amendments to the levy were proposed at the meeting. The board did not identify a mover or seconder for the recorded voice vote on the record beyond the roll call; the tally was recorded as five in favor. The district indicated the levy package had already been reviewed by state officials and will be incorporated into next year’s budget.
