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Statham City Council certifies estimated rollback rate of 6.75 mills

Statham City Council · May 12, 2025
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Summary

At a May 12 special called meeting, the Statham City Council unanimously certified an estimated rollback rate of 6.75 mills to the Barrow County Tax Assessor under House Bill 92; the council then immediately adjourned.

Statham — The Statham City Council voted unanimously May 12 to certify an estimated rollback rate of 6.75 mills to the Barrow County Tax Assessor, meeting the certification requirement under House Bill 92.

City Accountant Rachel Bembry presented the estimate and Councilmember Patterson moved to approve certification of the 6.75 mills rollback rate. Councilmember Burnette seconded the motion. Councilmembers Terilli, Bogenrieder, Patterson and Burnette voted yes; the motion passed 4-0. Councilmembers Jody Campbell and Penn were listed as absent.

The certification recorded at the special called meeting complies with the procedural requirement referenced on the agenda as being pursuant to House Bill 92 and is intended to inform the county tax assessor of the city’s estimated rollback rate for the coming tax year. No additional discussion or public comment was recorded.

After the certification vote, Councilmember Burnette moved to adjourn. Councilmember Bogenrieder seconded; the council voted 4-0 to adjourn and recessed at approximately 5:03 p.m.

The meeting was held at the Statham Community Center and listed Mayor Krause, Councilmembers Terilli, Bogenrieder, Patterson and Burnette, City Clerk Nicole Sapp, City Accountant Rachel Bembry and City Administrator Cheryl Venable as present. City Attorney Jody Campbell and Councilmember Penn were absent.