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Record shows Florence set 2026 tax levy at 31.2 mills; adoption recorded Sept. 2, 2025

City of Florence Mayor and Board · August 19, 2025
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Summary

A resolution in the meeting packet records that the City of Florence adopted a 2026 tax levy of 31.2 mills, with 14.28% allocated to debt service; the minutes show the motion to adopt the resolution occurred at the Sept. 2, 2025 regular meeting and was carried unanimously.

A resolution included in the meeting documents sets the City of Florence 2026 tax levy at 31.2 mills on all real and personal property, with 14.28% of that levy allocated for debt service.

The resolution text in the packet states that, at the regular meeting of Sept. 2, 2025, Alderman Brian Grantham moved and Alderman John Banks seconded a motion to adopt the resolution; the motion carried with recorded votes of Aye from Aldermen John Banks, Brian Grantham, Mason Herrin, Kyle Martin and Brent Sistrunk. The resolution language appears in the packet accompanying the Aug. 19 meeting materials; the minutes note the adoption as occurring on Sept. 2.

The minutes and the resolution text do not list the final certification steps, collection procedures or effective collection dates; those are typically handled by county tax authorities and subsequent city paperwork.