Marysville's 2026 property tax levy ordinance was scheduled for a vote with no increase proposed
The Nov. 24, 2025 City Council agenda included an ordinance setting Marysville's 2026 regular property tax levy, and an agenda bill said the city would not increase the levy, with the total 2026 levy amount rising by $0, a 0% increase from 2025 1.
What the records say
The Nov. 24, 2025 City Council agenda listed a public hearing and a recommended motion to adopt an ordinance setting the regular property tax levy for all real, personal, and utility property subject to taxation within Marysville city limits for 2026 1. The agenda bill said the city's actual regular property tax levy for 2025 was $11,913,426.08 and that for the 2026 tax year the city is not increasing the regular property tax levy; the total levy amount for 2026 would increase by $0, a 0% increase from the 2025 levy 1. The agenda bill said the action is exclusive of revenue from new construction, state-assessed utilities, and refund levies 1. The recommended motion was to adopt the ordinance, with the ordinance number left blank in the agenda text 1. The supplied record does not establish the meeting's outcome 1.
- The agenda included an ordinance setting the 2026 regular property tax levy for all real, personal, and utility property subject to taxation within Marysville city limits.
- The agenda bill said the city is not increasing the regular property tax levy for 2026; the total levy amount would increase by $0, a 0% increase from the 2025 levy.
- The agenda bill said the actual regular property tax levy for 2025 was $11,913,426.08.
- The recommended motion was to adopt the ordinance, with the ordinance number left blank in the agenda text.
- The agenda bill said the action is exclusive of revenue from new construction, state-assessed utilities, and refund levies.
Why it matters
The agenda bill says the city would not increase the regular property tax levy for 2026, so the total levy amount would remain at the same level as 2025, excluding new construction, state-assessed utilities, and refund levies 1. The record does not state how individual property tax bills would be affected 1.
What changed / what's next
- The record proposed a new annual action: setting the city's regular property tax levy for tax year 2026 through a council ordinance, with no increase proposed 1.
- The available records do not establish the meeting's outcome; whether the ordinance was adopted is not shown in the supplied packet 1.
- The record does not state how individual property tax bills would be affected 1.