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Oak Ridge council approves small cut to 2026 property tax rate
Summary
After a public hearing, the Oak Ridge City Council voted to lower the 2026 city property tax rate from $0.13 to $0.128 per $100 valuation; the motion was moved by Mayor Paul Hullar and seconded by Council Member Janelle Davis and carried unanimously among those present.
The Oak Ridge City Council on June 22 voted to reduce the city property tax rate for 2026 from $0.13 per $100 valuation to $0.128 per $100 valuation. The motion was made by Mayor Paul Hullar and seconded by Council Member Janelle Davis following a 5:45 PM public hearing.
The change was approved with all voting members present in favor. Meeting minutes record that "motion was made by Paul Hullar and seconded by Janelle Davis to approve lowering the City of Oak Ridge property tax rate from $.13 per 100 dollar valuation to $.128 per 100 dollar valuation. All others being in favor, motion carried." The council did not specify an effective date beyond the 2026 tax year in the minutes.
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