Highland Village Sets Tax Rate at $0.528541 for FY 2026-27
Certified property values fell 2.8%, and Highland Village raised its tax rate. The City estimates the average taxpayer will pay about $106 more per year.
Denton County's New Budget Is Live — and Your Tax Rate Dropped Again
The rate dropped again, the $495 million budget is now in effect, and your county bill on a $400,000 home just got about $10 lighter.
Denton County's Property Tax Rate Just Hit Its Lowest Point Since 1986
Commissioners approved 18.34¢ per $100 — and a $495 million budget that still funds a new fire station and courthouse work.
Highland Village's Proposed Tax Rate Would Add About $0.028 per $100 to Your Property Bill
The public hearing is done. Final adoption is the last stop before October 1.
Flower Mound's $474 Million Budget Holds the Tax Rate — Here's What That Cost
The rate stays flat at 38.7 cents per $100. Getting there meant departments absorbed their own cost increases and no new services got funded.
Flower Mound's FY2026-27 Budget: Same $0.387277 Tax Rate, Public Hearing Coming in September
The rate holds — but your bill can still move if your appraisal did.
Denton County Commissioners Court Is Meeting Today, With More Meetings Ahead
Today’s meeting began at 9 a.m.; a public budget meeting is scheduled for Wednesday, followed by another regular meeting Aug. 25.
LISD Has Proposed Its 2026-27 Tax Rate. The Vote Is August 27.
Twelve days. That's your window before the board locks in the number that shows up on your fall property tax bill.
Flower Mound's FY 2026-27 Proposed Budget Is Out — Tax Rate Holds at $0.387277
The rate stays flat, but the town is absorbing real cost pressure, and three dates this month decide where the money goes.
Four Dates This August and September Will Set Your Property Tax Bill
Tonight's council meeting kicks off Flower Mound's budget season — here's when to show up and what's actually at stake.
Flower Mound's Tax Squeeze: What the Numbers Actually Mean for Your Bill
The town just hit its legal rate ceiling, the tax base fell for the first time in 15 years, and the next tool in the toolbox requires a public vote. Here's where things stand.