Tax Rates

The 2012 payable 2013 tax rates are available below. Rates may change even in districts that did not have additional levies pass or existing levies expire. The millage of a levy is based on the amount of additional money a district is trying to collect when the levy is put on the ballot, divided by the total value of real estate in that district . Once that levy is passed, it is the amount of money that is fixed, not the millage. When property values drop, unless the millage is increased, the amount of money being collected will decrease. Therefore, as a result of property values decreasing, the millage must increase in order to continue to bring in the same amount of money that was agreed to when the levy passed.

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Actual Rates

2012 Tax Rates (Collected in 2013)

2011 Tax Rates (Collected in 2012)

2010 Tax Rates (Collected in 2011)

2009 Tax Rates (Collected in 2010)

2008 Tax Rates (Collected in 2009)

2007 Tax Rates (Collected in 2008)

2006 Tax Rates (Collected in 2007)

2005 Tax Rates (Collected in 2006)

2004 Tax Rates (Collected in 2005)

2003 Tax Rates (Collected in 2004)