Summary
The city finalized its budget and set primary and secondary property tax rates to fund essential services, bond redemptions, and municipal operations for the coming fiscal year.
At a glance
- Total mentions
- 5
- Last 30 days
- 1
Last discussed Jun 16, 2026.
Impact analysis
Raises $18,208,644 in primary property taxes at an estimated rate of $1.5568 per $100 of assessed value, and $8,107,806 in secondary property taxes at $0.6932.
All Buckeye residents benefit from funded city services, public safety, and infrastructure maintenance.
Property owners face tax assessments to support the municipal budget.
Mentions & discussions (7)
Police seek $179,400 fee increase in missed budget
Staff says the department received notice of higher costs but omitted the increase from its fiscal 2027 budget. The post Police seek $179,400 fee increase in missed budget appeared first on InBuckeye.com.
Buckeye awards $124,000 to 19 nonprofits; 14 return from last year
Buckeye City Council approved $124,000 for 19 nonprofits Oct. 6, including 14 organizations that also received funding last year. The fiscal year 2027 awards support food assistance, housing services, youth […] The post Buckeye awards $124,000 to 19 ...
Council (Regular) - Jun 16, 2026
The city finalized its budget and set primary and secondary property tax rates to fund essential services, bond redemptions, and municipal operations for the coming fiscal year.
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