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Dubois County Council unanimously recommends no changes to non-binding taxing unit levies for 2025
Summary
After reviewing Estimated Maximum Levy Limits and Property Tax Cap Impact Reports, the Dubois County Council unanimously recommended no changes for the 2025 levies of townships, cities, school corporations, libraries and the Upper Patoka River Conservancy District.
The Dubois County Council reviewed Estimated Maximum Levy Limits and Property Tax Cap Impact Reports for all non-binding taxing units and unanimously recommended that no changes be made to the 2025 levies.
Auditor Sandra L. Morton presented the reports for Bainbridge, Boone, Cass, Columbia, Ferdinand, Hall, Harbison, Jackson, Jefferson, Madison, Marion and Patoka townships; the City of Jasper; the City of Huntingburg; the towns of Ferdinand, Holland and Birdseye; Greater Jasper, Southeast Dubois and Southwest Dubois school corporations; the Dubois County Contractual Library; Huntingburg Public Library; Jasper Public Library; and the Upper Patoka River Conservancy District. The reports summarized estimated maximum levy limits and the potential property tax cap impacts for each unit; amounts were discussed but not specified in the meeting minutes.
Following the presentation, Council member Ryan Craig moved to approve the recommendation of the non-binding review of taxing units; Michael W. Kluesner seconded the motion. The motion carried unanimously.
The recommendation is advisory and records the Council's suggested position for each taxing unit. No formal levy changes were enacted at the meeting; any actual levy adjustments will follow statutory processes and local unit decisions.
The Council proceeded to other agenda items after the motion.
