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Coppell staff proposes 0.441166 tax rate; median homeowner faces about $63 increase under proposed budget
Summary
City staff presented the proposed FY2026–27 budget and a maximum tax rate of 0.441166. Using the median assessed value, staff estimated the typical homeowner would pay roughly $63 more annually than last year; the council set public‑hearing and adoption dates in August and September.
City staff presented the proposed FY2026–27 budget to the Coppell City Council on Aug. 4 and recommended a maximum tax rate of 0.441166. Kim, the budget presenter, said the proposed rate is slightly lower than last year and that "the proposed tax rate is 0.441166." The staff presentation used median assessed values, per recent legislation, to calculate taxpayer impact.
Kim told council the change translates to an extra $63 annually for a homeowner with a median-valued residence. "So using the proposed tax rate, a property taxpayer will pay about $63 more than last year," Kim said. Staff outlined the schedule for formal action: council will vote on the maximum tax rate to publish on Aug. 25, hold public hearings on Sept. 8, and then vote on adopting the budget and tax rate during the Sept. 8 meeting.
