· Context
September 8 budget workshop notice lists a proposed FY2026/27 rate of $0.44744
The minutes of the September 8, 2026 City Council budget work session (draft, in the October 13 agenda packet) reproduce the taxpayer impact statement posted for that meeting, which lists a proposed FY2026/27 total rate of $0.44744 per $100, against the current $0.43070 and a no-new-revenue rate of $0.42170. Deputy City Manager Andrew Freeman and the Finance team presented; no vote is taken at a work session. Six days later the council set a not-to-exceed rate of $0.4307.[1]
What the sources say
- ✓ Verified
The taxpayer impact statement in the September 8, 2026 work session minutes lists a FY2026/27 proposed total rate of $0.44744 per $100, a current rate of $0.43070 and a no-new-revenue rate of $0.42170. For a median Randall County homestead ($249,956) it shows a proposed-rate bill of $1,118.40, $59.39 more than the current-year $1,059.02; for a median Potter County homestead ($155,852), $697.34, $85.29 more than $612.05. [1]
- Proposed rate per 100
- $0.44744 per $100
- Current rate per 100
- $0.43070 per $100
- Nnr rate per 100
- $0.42170 per $100
- ✓ Verified
The rate adopted for FY2026/27 was $0.43070. The September 22 and 29 impact statements, using that rate, show a median Randall County homestead bill of $1,076.56 ($17.54 more than the prior year) and a median Potter County homestead bill of $671.25 ($59.20 more), with homestead values from the Potter-Randall Appraisal District. [1]
- Adopted rate per 100
- $0.43070 per $100