Frisco Property Tax Increase Likely
Frisco Property Tax Increase Likely
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Frisco Property Tax Increase Likely In the recent special work session, the Frisco City Council tentatively approved a property tax increase from the current rate of $0.425517 to a new rate of $0.441289 per $100 property valuation. The city's final budget has not yet been formally adopted. There will be public hearings on the budget on August 18th, 2026 and September 1st 2026. To put this property tax increase into perspective: - This new rate would still be slightly lower than the tax rate during 2018 through 2023 ($0.4466). - It would mean an increased tax bill of roughly $79 per year for a $500,000 house. - The rate would still be lower than neighboring Little Elm and Prosper.
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Thanks. What a bunch of baloney. Shame on those that put this increase together. Shame! Very Prosperous citizens may not care but decent hard working citizens should not have to suffer this burden. Shame!
And what are the schools going to tax us? There is enough wealth in Frisco and Collin county that should and can readily cover most of what we pay in taxes. I don't support 'robbing the rich' to support minimum wage workers. HOWEVER, I can not fathom a lack of resources to cover the city and county basic financial needs without most of our property taxes.
Where is this money being wasted and who is benefitting from it?
Someone show us a good basic debate about this:
I don't like to be so negative but someone needs to say these things without fear and raise at least the questions and an honest debate (again) about these matters.
Maybe this needs to be on the 'Fast Lane' part of this website. If I have overstepped, I apologize,
Let me add that funding police, fire and other city workers, roads and infrastructure is vital.
Here are examples of cities overspending (also the topic of video flocking which has been on our discussions).
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Completely agree I am very concerned in the direction of this City Council they do not listen to their constituents at ALL!!
ITS ALL over spending and the last Mayor and his agenda which id still in place with this NEW Mayor and new City council members I guess!!
My area property taxes include taxes for The City of Frisco, schools of FISD AND Collin county College, and for Collin county. FISD is always highest and did decrease last year.
It will be very interesting to see what their property assessment and taxes are this year.
And the minute we see the elections ballot for this fall, please diligently study your voting options and be prepared to vote.
Let your news sources know that you want true, pertinent information about the choices and consequences of your voting choices for anything and anyone on the ballot.
funacct reacted It will be very interesting to see what their property assessment and taxes are this year.
And the minute we see the elections ballot for this fall, please diligently study your voting options and be prepared to vote.
Let your news sources know that you want true, pertinent information about the choices and consequences of your voting choices for anything and anyone on the ballot.
And the other shoe drops. Collin county will meet to discuss the budget and taxes.
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I too have seen a lot of accusations at the mayor…but, he's so new/green at this point, seems a little premature…
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