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Levy district keeps millage unchanged; board adopts resolution 20262
Summary
The levy district board voted to adopt Resolution No. 20262, keeping the voter-approved millage at 5.25 mills and maintaining the constitutionally authorized levy unchanged after staff recommended against raising rates following reassessment forecasts.
President Keith Gry presided as the board adopted Resolution No. 20262 to set millage rates for 2026, keeping the voter-approved levy at 5.25 mills and maintaining the constitutionally authorized operating millage at previously levied levels. The motion to accept and approve the millage resolution was moved and carried after a roll-call vote.
Nick, the district's executive director, explained that the district operates under two property-tax levies: a constitutionally authorized operating levy and a voter-approved 10-year levy for construction and maintenance. He said reassessment after 2024 increased the maximum authorized rate to 5.71 mills for the voter-approved levy, but staff recommended staying at the 5.25 mills levied in 2025 because revenue collections have exceeded initial estimates and to avoid increasing the tax burden on residents.
The board took a roll-call vote with affirmative responses from Keith Gry, Gabby Holly, Roland Geral, Mitch Dados, Brett D. Ro, McNeely R., and Monty Vegas. The motion carried and the board instructed staff to implement the adopted rates.
The decision keeps the district's current revenue assumptions unchanged for budgeting and project-planning purposes. Board members had no additional conditions tied to the adoption during the public portion recorded in the transcript. The resolution number and the decision were presented without amendment and the meeting proceeded to other agenda items.
