Commission approves resolution for property taxes increase in Johnson County
Johnson County's Commissioners have made a significant decision regarding the mill levies for specific county special districts in the upcoming 2025-26 fiscal year.
In a meeting without discussion, the Commission voted to accept and approve Resolution No. 753, which aims to amend or rescind Resolution No. 750. This resolution, introduced by Administrator Tammie C. Wiborg, is centred around the mill levies for the county special districts' requests in the 2025-26 fiscal year.
Resolution No. 750 had set the mill levies for these requests, but Resolution No. 753 presents alterations to these levies. The details regarding the districts, mill levies, and amounts were provided by Commission Chair Bill Novotny.
The approval of Resolution No. 753 marks the end of the process regarding the mill levies for the county special districts' requests in the 2025-26 fiscal year. It signifies a definitive action, indicating that the mill levies, as presented in Resolution No. 753, have been officially amended or rescinded, if necessary.
The mill levies for the county special districts' requests in the 2025-26 fiscal year, as set by Resolution No. 750, have been altered by Resolution No. 753. The discussion involved amending, rescinding, or making changes to the mill levies set by Resolution No. 750, and the Commission's approval of Resolution No. 753 indicates a conclusion to this discussion.
The Commission's decision to approve Resolution No. 753 signifies a decision on the mill levies for the county special districts' requests in the 2025-26 fiscal year. The Commission's vote to approve Resolution No. 753 also signifies a significant step in the budget planning process for these districts.
The mill levies for the county special districts are under review and potential changes are being discussed. However, with the approval of Resolution No. 753, the Commission has taken a decisive step towards finalising the mill levies for the 2025-26 fiscal year.
Johnson County's Commissioners will continue to discuss Resolution No. 753, ensuring a fair and balanced budget for the county's special districts in the coming year.
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