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FY2024/25 rate set at $0.38723 (4-0)
The rate went from $0.39195 to $0.38723 per $100 ($0.31867 M&O, $0.06856 debt service), equal to that year's voter-approval rate. The budget raised $3,654,631 (5.43%) more in property tax than the prior year. Council adopted it 4-0 with one member absent.[1][2]
Cole StanleyLes SimpsonJosh CraftDon Tipps
What the sources say
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FY2024/25: rate $0.38723 ($0.31867 M&O, $0.06856 debt); no-new-revenue $0.36659; voter-approval $0.38723.[1][2]
- Rate per 100
- $0.38723 per $100
- Mo rate per 100
- $0.31867 per $100
- Is rate per 100
- $0.06856 per $100
- No new revenue rate per 100
- $0.36659 per $100
- Voter approval rate per 100
- $0.38723 per $100
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The FY2024/25 budget raised $3,654,631 (5.43%) more in property tax than the prior year; $1,279,505 from new property.[1]
- Levy change
- $3,654,631
- Levy change
- 5.43%
- New property
- $1,279,505
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The 2024 statutory notice lists $12,853,341 in tax-supported debt service, less $1,653,515 excess prior-year collections, for a total debt levy of $11,199,827.[2]
- Debt service
- $12,853,341
- Debt levy
- $11,199,827
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The FY2024/25 budget was adopted 4-0 (Mayor Cole Stanley; Councilmembers Josh Craft, Don Tipps, Tom Scherlen), with Councilmember Les Simpson absent.[1]
- For
- 4
- Against
- 0
- Absent
- 1