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Jenkinsburg council sets 2025 millage at 14.4 and applies LOST rollback

City of Jenkinsburg City Council · January 12, 2026
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Summary

The Jenkinsburg City Council voted unanimously Jan. 12, 2026, to set the 2025 city tax millage rate to 14.4 mills and to roll back the millage to zero for LOST income credit.

The Jenkinsburg City Council adopted a 2025 city tax millage rate of 14.4 mills at its Jan. 12 meeting. Mayor Pro-Tem Jason Watts moved to set the millage at 14.4 and to roll the millage back to zero for LOST income credit; the motion was seconded by Gary Roberts and passed by unanimous vote.

The minutes record the adopted millage and the rollback action for LOST (Local Option Sales Tax) income credit. The council did not record additional debate in the minutes; no dollar estimates or estimated revenue impacts were included in the meeting record.