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Byron council sets FY2025 millage rate at 9.00

City of Byron Mayor and Council · October 16, 2025
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Summary

The City of Byron Mayor and Council approved a FY2025 millage rate of 9.00 after reviewing the advertised tax digest and a five-year levy history; the motion, made by Alan Dorsey and seconded by Rusty Adams, passed unanimously.

The City of Byron Mayor and Council in a special session on Oct. 16, 2025 approved a FY2025 millage rate of 9.00. Mayor Pro Tem Michael Chumbley called the meeting to order at 6:00 p.m.; Council Members James Richardson, Rusty Adams and Alan Dorsey attended, while Mayor Michael Chidester and Council Member Chris Hodges were absent. City Administrator Tiffany Sandefur, City Clerk Telina Allred and Police Chief Wesley Cannon were also present.

Council reviewed the advertised tax digest and a five-year history of the levy before taking formal action. "Motion made by Alan Dorsey, seconded by Rusty Adams to approve setting the FY2025 millage rate at 9.00," the minutes state; the motion passed unanimously. The vote record in the minutes lists the motion as approved with four members voting in favor and two members absent.

According to the minutes, the meeting lasted about 19 minutes. Following the millage vote, Alan Dorsey moved to adjourn; James Richardson seconded and the council adjourned at 6:19 p.m. Telina Allred, Clerk of Council, signed the minutes. The minutes do not record additional discussion, public comment, or follow-up tasks related to the millage decision.