Toquerville sets 2026 property tax levy at 1.070 mills
September 02, 2026 | Toquerville City Council, Toquerville, Washington County, Utah
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The Toquerville City Council approved Resolution 2026.XX on Aug. 19 to establish the city’s real and personal property tax levy for tax year 2026 at 1.070 mills.
City Manager Ben Billingsley told the council the proposed new mill levy would be 1.070 mills. Councilwoman Jenny Chamberlain moved to set the levy at 1.070 mills; Councilman Todd Sands seconded and the motion passed on a 5–0 roll call vote.
Council discussion during the budget item focused on ways to reduce the tax increase and identify line-item savings; the levy-setting motion was taken as a separate formal action.
City Manager Ben Billingsley told the council the proposed new mill levy would be 1.070 mills. Councilwoman Jenny Chamberlain moved to set the levy at 1.070 mills; Councilman Todd Sands seconded and the motion passed on a 5–0 roll call vote.
Council discussion during the budget item focused on ways to reduce the tax increase and identify line-item savings; the levy-setting motion was taken as a separate formal action.
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