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Council certifies estimated 2025 property tax rollback rate as procedural step

Johns Creek City Council · May 19, 2025
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Summary

Finance Director Campbell presented the required certification of the city's estimated 2025 property tax rollback rate; the council approved the resolution as an administrative step while noting final rollback figures will follow when the digest is available.

Finance Director Campbell returned to the council to present the required certification of the city’s 2025 estimated property tax rollback rate, a procedural requirement under updated state law (referred to in the meeting as House Bill 92 / prior 5-81 process). Campbell said the certification is an early administrative step and does not bind the council to a final levy; final rollback calculations will be determined when the county digest is available. "The rollback rate that's being proposed is the current rate right now," Campbell said when explaining the estimate.

Council members asked clarifying questions and were told the county’s digest and further advertisement steps will determine final rollback calculations; staff emphasized the certification is a step in a larger process. Council voted to approve the certification resolution.