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Flint Hill Tax Board unanimously votes to pursue referendum to raise millage cap from 10 to 30 mils
Summary
The Flint Hill Fire Tax Board voted unanimously to pursue a special-election referendum to increase the district millage cap from 10 mils to 30 mils, targeting April or May 2027 for the vote.
The Flint Hill Fire Tax Board voted unanimously on June 16 to pursue a referendum in a special election to raise the district millage cap from 10 mils to 30 mils. Randy McCurry moved to pursue the referendum; Ira Coltharp seconded and the motion passed without opposition.
Board members said the potential increase would provide additional revenue for future fiscal years as part of wider budget planning. The motion specifies targeting a special election for April or May 2027; no further details about ballot language, estimated tax impact on property owners, or county election procedures were provided in the meeting minutes. The Board’s vote authorizes pursuit of the referendum process but does not by itself set the final tax rate or the exact election date.
