City Council - Regular Meeting
The Provo City Council approved the property tax rates for the fiscal year 2026-2027. The council voted unanimously to adopt the certified tax rates with no proposed tax increase for the year.
About this meeting
- Government Body
- City Council
- Meeting Type
- City Council
- Location
- Provo, UT
- Meeting Date
- June 17, 2026
Transcript
5 sections
I won't have any notes. Oh, sorry. All right. Welcome to the Provincial Council regular meeting, June 17th, 2026. It is 5.31 p.m. We will do a roll call of the elected officials. We have with us Councillor Rachel Whipple, Councillor Becky Bogdan, Councillor Gary Garrett, and Councillor Patrice McKay. And online, we have Councillor Craig Christensen and Councillor Jeff Whitlock. Is Travis on there yet? Okay. All right. i did not ask for an opening prayer gary garrett will give us an opening prayer and then we will have the um pledge of allegiance by myself catrice mckay
Our kind Father in heaven, we thank thee for the opportunity to gather as citizens and officials this evening to discuss matters important to our city. We thank thee for our country, for our land, for the blessings we have. living in our city. We pray for guidance as we deliberate issues and matters. Pray that thou will be with us in our service. We express gratitude to thee again for our blessings. In the name of Jesus Christ, amen.
an implied motion on a resolution approving property tax rates for provost city corporation for the fiscal year beginning july 1st 2026 and ending june 30th 2027 as we presented by justin harrison our council executive director good evening council and to all those listening here in person online um
Utah State Code requires that the governing board of each taxing entity in the state adopt a certified tax rate before June 22nd of each calendar year, if they're a fiscal year taxing entity. Since Provo City is not scheduled to adopt our FY27 budget until Tuesday, June 23rd, The council needs to adopt a property tax rate and so there is no proposed tax increase this year. The city will not be going through truth and taxation. However, the following tax rates that have been certified by the county and by the tax commission are what are being proposed to be adopted. So for the general operations tax rate for Provo City, 0.000510. For the bond payment portion of the property tax, 0.000675. And the library rate of 0.000400. Justin Cappos, That is all I have unless you have any questions happy to provide the dollar amount. Justin Cappos, That may be helpful if you're interested. Justin Cappos, But please let me know if you have any questions.
Okay, thank you justin. Any questions for justin. right this is something that's not in our control at all it's set by the county and we just acknowledge it um all right we'll call for a vote on the implied motion i also like to recognize that councillor travis hoban has joined us online any council discussion on this okay we'll do a vote on the implied motion councillor garrett yes councillor mckay yes councillor christiansen yes councillor whitlock yes councillor bogdan yes councillor hoban yes and councillor whipple yes so that passes 7-0 if there's no objection we'll now adjourn the progress of council by unanimous consent very short
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