Roswell City Council to decide 2026 millage rate Monday

Roswell raises property taxes nearly 19% after months of pushback

The vote was 4 to 2, with Council Members Jennifer Phillippi, Sarah Beeson, Eren Brumley and Chris Zack in favor. Council Members Christine Hall and Allen Sells voted against it, pushing instead for a lower rate of 5.232 mills. The decision capped a weeks-long fight that began in early September when the city first proposed […]Read more at The Georgia Sun

Roswell City Council to decide 2026 millage rate Monday

The Roswell City Council will vote on the 2026 millage rate Monday evening. The proposed rate is 5.9 mills. The city’s administration originally proposed 7.732 mills, which would be an approximately 56% property tax increase, citing about $18 million in deferred maintenance and other urgent needs. Council members opted for the lower proposed rate.

Roswell City Council Approves 5% Increase in Property Tax Rates - Radio Facts Media

In a recent meeting, the Roswell City Council approved a 5% increase in property tax rates, a decision that comes after extensive public debate and a proposal that initially suggested a much larger 20% hike. The meeting, which began at 7 PM and concluded just over three hours later, saw numerous residents voice their concerns […]