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Krotz Springs board unanimously adopts 8.52-mill tax rate for 2026
Summary
The Town of Krotz Springs Board of Aldermen on May 12, 2026, voted unanimously to set the 2026 property tax millage at 8.52 MILS, adopting the rate by roll-call vote during a brief regular meeting.
The Town of Krotz Springs Board of Aldermen voted unanimously May 12 to adopt a millage rate of 8.52 MILS for the 2026 tax roll. Alderman Craig Burghdoff moved the measure, which Alderman Larry Martinez seconded; the motion passed on a roll-call vote with all board members recorded as voting yes.
The vote was taken as part of the board’s regular meeting at town hall convened by Mayor Carroll B. Snyder. The meeting’s minutes list the five aldermen in attendance as Craig Burghdoff, Larry Martinez, Cindy Stelly, Nyssa Godwin and Keith Ardoin. The minutes do not record debate or changes to the proposed rate.
Setting the millage rate is the formal step the board takes to establish property tax rates for the coming tax roll. The minutes do not indicate whether the adopted rate represents an increase, decrease or continuation from the prior year. The board carried other routine items by unanimous votes during the same meeting, including approval of the minutes, payment of outstanding bills, and approval of the financial statements and reconciliation worksheets.
The board certified the meeting minutes shortly after adjournment; Suzanne Belleau, town clerk, signed the certification line included in the minutes. The board adjourned following a short slate of announcements and administrative actions.
