Marysville City Council to hold public hearing on flat 2027 regular property tax levy
The Marysville City Council is scheduled to consider a 2027 property tax ordinance on Nov. 9 that keeps the city's base regular levy unchanged from 2026 1.
What the records say
The Marysville City Council is scheduled to hold a public hearing and consider an ordinance on Nov. 9 setting the city's regular property tax levy for the 2027 tax year 1. Under the proposed ordinance, the city will not increase its base regular property tax levy over the 2026 actual regular levy of $12,284,114.08, resulting in a $0 and 0% base increase 1.
The measure applies to all real, personal, and utility property subject to taxation within Marysville's corporate limits 1. The proposed freeze on the base levy excludes additional tax revenue generated from new construction, property improvements, newly constructed wind turbines, solar, biomass, and geothermal facilities, increases in the value of state-assessed utility property, annexations, and refund levies 1.
- The proposed ordinance keeps Marysville's 2027 base regular property tax levy at a 0% ($0) increase over the 2026 actual levy of $12,284,114.08 1.
- The levy applies to all taxable real, personal, and utility property within Marysville city limits 1.
- The 0% base change excludes additional revenue from new construction, property improvements, state-assessed property value increases, annexations, and refunds 1.
- The item is scheduled under the Nov. 9 public hearing agenda with a recommended motion to adopt the ordinance 1.
Why it matters
Forgoing a base increase limits growth in the city's regular property tax collection to new construction, state-assessed utility value changes, annexations, and refunds rather than raising the baseline levy on existing taxable properties in Marysville 1.