Gage County adopts FY2627 budget; mill levy down but property‑tax request rises 2.5%
September 16, 2026 | Gage County, Nebraska
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The Gage County Board of Supervisors approved the fiscal year 2627 county budget (Resolution 26‑20). Chair reported approximately $24.3 million in taxable growth and a near $300 million increase in county valuation (approximately 7.86%), which produced a near‑5% reduction in the mill levy but an overall county property‑tax request increase of roughly 2.5%.
Board members said they worked to keep the county’s tax asking as low as possible while meeting operational needs. The chair said the unused property‑tax request for FY2627 is approximately $600,000. The motion to adopt the budget was seconded and passed 7‑0.
Board members said they worked to keep the county’s tax asking as low as possible while meeting operational needs. The chair said the unused property‑tax request for FY2627 is approximately $600,000. The motion to adopt the budget was seconded and passed 7‑0.
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