Taxation

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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

Taxation

Pound Ridge Board asked to approve new property tax exemptions for veterans and surviving first responders

The Town Board is scheduled to hold a public hearing Nov. 4, 2026, on proposed property tax exemptions for service members in combat zones, seriously disabled veterans, and surviving spouses of volunteer firefighters, ambulance members and police officers killed in the line of duty.

Pound RidgeNov 4, 2026

Taxation

Council told administration will propose 1-mill real-estate tax increase to generate roughly $2.8M net

Budget staff and the mayor told council the administration plans to ask for a 1-mill real-estate tax increase via ordinance; staff estimated a gross $3.1 million yield and an expected 90% collection rate, roughly $2.8 million net.

ErieNov 4, 2026

Tax Policy

Treasurer's office backs Council Member Grisbeck's tax‑bill proposals; a related ordinance is referred to committee

Michael Horvath of the County Treasurer's office urged support for Council Member Dan Grisbeck’s Taxpayer Bill of Rights and for codifying improvements to county real estate tax bills; Grisbeck introduced Ordinance 14105‑26 (tax bill disclosure) and it was referred to committee.

AlleghenyNov 5, 2026