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Page County Board adopts 2026 tax levies, lowers real estate levy to $0.52 per $100
Summary
The Page County Board of Supervisors on April 20 set 2026 levies, lowering the real estate and mobile homes levy to $0.52 per $100 of assessed value and setting personal property at $3.80; other levies were retained. The motions passed unanimously.
Chairman Clifton Thomas presided over a public hearing on proposed 2026 tax rates and then the Board acted to set the county’s levies for calendar year 2026. The Board voted 6‑0 to reduce the Real Estate and Mobile Homes Levy from $0.73 to $0.52 per $100 of assessed value and to set the Personal Property Levy at $3.80 per $100. The motion was made by Supervisor Jeff Vaughan and seconded by Supervisor Allen Louderback.
The Board also voted 6‑0 to retain the Machinery & Tools levy at $1.50, the Motor Carrier levy at $1.50, and the Aircraft levy at $0.50 per $100. County Administrator Amity Moler had presented the originally proposed rates and the Board acted after a public hearing in which residents raised concerns about reassessments and the overall budget increase. The public hearing had been advertised under §58.1‑3321, Code of Virginia, and related notices described lowered‑rate calculations and proposed levies.
The Board’s actions were recorded in motions and roll calls showing unanimous support. The tax decisions will be reflected in the FY2026–27 revenue estimates used in the county budget process, which the Board scheduled for adoption on May 4, 2026.
