CITYCenterville, UT · May 7, 2026

Centerville Considers 15.5% Property Tax Increase for FY2027

Centerville City Council is considering a 15.5% property tax increase to cover $361,640, as part of the fiscal year 2027 tentative budget, with a public hearing scheduled for June 2nd.

The Bottom Line

Centerville is weighing a property tax increase to address budget needs, with the council reviewing the tentative budget and tax impact schedule, and a final decision expected after a public hearing and further discussion.

The Case For

A property tax increase is proposed to cover $361,640 in the fiscal year 2027 tentative budget.
The increase is needed to balance the budget, with $1.2 million transferred from fund 47 to achieve this.

The Case Against

One councilmember opposed the proposed budget, suggesting more conservative spending and a tax increase less than 12.5%.

Key Numbers

Proposed property tax rate increase of 15.5%.
Increase from 0.00120 to 0.001386.
Increase estimated to generate an additional $361,640.
$1.2 million transferred from fund 47 to balance the budget.

Source Verification

The Centerville City Council discussed the proposed property tax increase. | city | Meeting Transcript

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"Centerville City will consider an increase to its property tax rate from 0.00120 to 0.001386."
— [50:42] Centerville City will consider
"Estimated to generate additional $361,640."
— [51:12] Estimated to generate additional
"Proposed increase is in the amount of 15.5%."
— [45:28] Proposed increase is in
"Councilmember Banger opposed the proposed budget, suggesting more conservative spending and supporting a tax increase less than 12.5%."
— - [2:16:50] Councilmember Banger opposed
"$1.2 million transferred from fund 47 to balance the budget."
— [1:07:55] $1.2 million transferred from