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Rolfe City Council approves FY27 property tax levy after brief public hearing
Summary
After a short public hearing on March 30, the Rolfe City Council voted unanimously to adopt a resolution approving the FY27 proposed property tax levy; officials said no written objections were filed and attendees with county-flyer questions were directed to the courthouse.
The Rolfe City Council voted unanimously 5-0 on March 30 to adopt a resolution approving the city's proposed FY27 property tax levy following a brief public hearing.
Mayor Stephanie Sindt opened the special meeting at 5:30 p.m. at the community center and called the public hearing on the proposed FY27 levy. Clerk Brandi Henderson performed roll call; present were Treasurer Sindergard and council members Lana Pratt, Aaron Cox, Brent Stewart and Tammy Shimon. Council member Rob Jackson arrived at 5:33 p.m.
Council member Lana Pratt moved to adopt the resolution approving the FY27 proposed property tax levy; Council member Aaron Cox seconded. The roll-call vote recorded Pratt, Cox, Jackson, Stewart and Shimon voting aye and the resolution was approved. The record showed no written objections on file.
During the hearing an attendee asked how to read a flyer sent by the county. City officials answered questions specific to the city's portion of the levy and directed the attendee to the county courthouse for questions about other taxing entities or county-provided materials.
After the vote the council briefly concluded business. Council member Aaron Cox moved to adjourn, Council member Tammy Shimon seconded, and the meeting adjourned at 5:42 p.m.
The council did not specify levy rates or effective dates in the meeting record provided; those details are typically available from the city clerk's office or county assessor.
