Council considers 'no new revenue' property-tax rate for 2026
September 26, 2026 | ROTAN ISD, School Districts, Texas
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Staff reviewed the packet figures and explained the 'no new revenue' tax-rate calculation: "the no new revenue rate is point 523289," staff said, and contrasted that with the voter-approval rate threshold of about 0.873629. Council members asked how the rate compared with last year's 0.501042 and discussed whether maintaining no new revenue was appropriate to preserve current revenue levels.
A motion was made to consider the 2026 property-tax rate (the formal adoption step will occur next month). Staff noted that using the no-new-revenue calculation avoids additional publications and public meetings required if the council adopts a higher, voter-approval-rate-derived levy amount.
A motion was made to consider the 2026 property-tax rate (the formal adoption step will occur next month). Staff noted that using the no-new-revenue calculation avoids additional publications and public meetings required if the council adopts a higher, voter-approval-rate-derived levy amount.
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