Thursday, June 27, 2013
Three DeKalb cities propose millage rate increases
The city councils of Stone Mountain, Brookhaven, and Avondale Estates have all tentatively adopted millage rate increases that would increase property taxes in those communities.
Avondale Estates proposed an increase of 1.75 mills, which would increase property taxes there by about 17 percent. Stone Mountain tentatively adopted an increase of 6.211 mills, or 28 percent, and will have a public hearing on July 2. Brookhaven is considering a 3.35 millage rate which would replace taxes previously levied by DeKalb, with a final vote scheduled for July 8.
Decatur’s City Commission adopted a budget on June 17 that kept millage rates the same as last year.
Labels:
budget,
city finances,
millage rate,
property tax
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