Sandy Springs Holds Millage at 4.731, Sets Tax Hearings

Sandy Springs holds millage at 4.731, sets tax hearings

Sandy Springs plans to keep its 2026 millage rate at 4.731 mills, the rate set in its charter, but must advertise it as a property tax increase because a growing tax digest will bring in about $262,000 more than last year. Public hearings are set for 6 p.m. Oct. 20 and 8:30 a.m. and 6 p.m. Nov. 3 at City Hall.

Sandy Springs announces flat millage rate will increase tax revenue

Sandy Springs officials plan to maintain the city's property tax rate at 4.731 mills and have scheduled three public hearings at city hall for October 20 and November 3. The post Sandy Springs announces flat millage rate will increase tax revenue appeared first on Rough Draft®.

Sandy Springs Property Tax Rate Flat, Still Counts as Hike

Sandy Springs keeps its 4.731-mill rate unchanged since 2005, but rising values mean state law counts it as a 0.26% tax increase.