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Resident questions 51% tax rise; supervisor points to levy and valuation changes

Louisa County Board of Supervisors · May 12, 2026
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Summary

At the May 12 meeting a resident asked why taxes rose 51% over ten years; Supervisor Shawn Maine said the increase reflected both levy-rate changes and property valuation growth, per the minutes.

During public input the board recorded a question from resident Randy Foor asking why taxes had increased by 51% over the past ten years. Supervisor Shawn Maine responded that the increase would be from a combination of levy-rate changes and increases in property valuations.

The minutes do not include supporting data or a follow-up explanation from county staff; the exchange was recorded as part of routine public input and no formal action or referral is recorded in the minutes.