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Civic issues
Topics getting the most attention in Centerville City public meetings, ranked by how frequently they come up.
Property Tax Increase and FY 2027 Budget
The city is reviewing the upcoming fiscal year budget, focusing on essential public works projects, aging infrastructure repairs, and maintaining core municipal services without placing an undue burden on residents.
Local Option Sales Tax for Transportation
Centerville is pushing Davis County commissioners to adopt a 0.2 percent sales tax option that would funnel roughly $236,000 annually into local road repairs without raising property taxes.
Proposed Property Tax Rate Increase
Centerville is proposing its first property tax increase since 2022, raising rates to help fund an additional police officer, climbing fire assessments, and employee health insurance.
FY 2027 Proposed Property Tax Increase
City leaders are proposing a 15% property tax increase to cover rising operational costs, a new police officer, and higher fire district assessments. The increase would mean an extra $50 to $60 a year for the average homeowner.
FY 2027 RDA Tentative Budget and Gateway Signage
The agency adopted its final budget for the upcoming fiscal year, featuring minor adjustments to administrative fees following reductions in council and administration training costs.
Proposed Property Tax Rate Increase (FY 2027)
Centerville is proposing a 15.5% property tax rate increase to fund public safety needs, employee wages, and ongoing operational cost increases. Residents can expect to see estimated impacts of about $60 per year on a typical home.