Property Tax

Articles tagged property tax from federal, state, and local government meetings across the U.S.

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Taxation

Adopting an ordinance to fix Chattahoochee Hills' ad valorem tax rate to 8.2 is scheduled for Nov. 5

City Manager Robbie Rokovitz has placed a third and final hearing on the Nov. 5 agenda asking the council to adopt an ordinance that would set the city's ad valorem tax rate "to 8.2 with Fulton County." The packet includes no detailed tax roll or revenue projection.

Chattahoochee HillsNov 5, 2026

Property Taxes

Baldwin County board asked to adopt 13.26 millage rate for 2026

The Baldwin County Board of Commissioners is scheduled to consider adopting a 13.26 millage rate for both unincorporated and incorporated areas and a 12.07 millage rate recommended for the Board of Education at its Nov. 5, 2026 meeting. A public hearing on the proposal is set for 10 a.m.

Baldwin CountyNov 5, 2026

Tax Exemption

Ledyard committee debates retroactive tax exemption for Healing Waters International

Pastor and applicants urged the finance committee to draft an ordinance exempting Healing Waters International back to its August 2025 closing; councilors agreed the town can consider a targeted ordinance but split over whether to cover attorney fees. The committee set a process to draft an ordinance and hold a public hearing.

LedyardNov 4, 2026

Property Tax

Manitowoc County finance committee proposes $125,905 levy‑limit adjustment

A county finance committee resolution asks the Manitowoc County Board to add $125,905 — 0.399% of the levy base — to the county's 2027 levy limit. The resolution cites Wis. Stat. § 66.0602(3)(fm) and directs county officials to report the adjustment to the Wisconsin Department of Revenue.

Manitowoc CountyNov 5, 2026