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Mission Woods 2025 property appraisals rose 7.5%; council told to plan long term ahead of budget talks

Mission Woods City Council · March 3, 2026
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Summary

Mayor Erica Hartley reported that Mission Woods' total appraised value of real property rose 7.5% for 2025; Treasurer John Martin advised a long-term perspective as the city prepares for budget talks in June and July.

Mayor Erica Hartley told the council she would distribute revaluation data to residents and said the "total appraised value of real property went up 7.5%." The information was presented as an overview; council members did not propose immediate tax-rate changes at the March 3 meeting.

Treasurer John Martin advised the council to look long term and consider the city's future needs as the council begins budget discussions in June and July. No budget motions or specific revenue proposals were made at this session; the revaluation information will inform future budget deliberations.