Truth-in-Taxation is a concept embodied in the Texas Constitution and the Texas Tax Code that requires local taxing units to make taxpayers aware of tax rate proposals and to afford taxpayers the opportunity to roll back or limit tax increases. The Local Government Code governs the municipal budget. The notices below comply with truth-in-taxation requirements when holding public hearings, considering budgets and setting rates to impose property taxes.

Note: The type and number of notices required may vary from year to year depending on state statute. 
 

2017 Notices

Notice Of Public Hearing On Budget

Notice Of Tax Rates

Notice Of Adopted Tax Rate (not yet adopted)

2016 Notices

Notice Of Public Hearing On Budget

Notice Of Tax Rates

Notice Of Adopted Tax Rate

 

2015 Notices

Notice Of Public Hearing On Budget

Notice Of Tax Rates

Notice Of Adopted Tax Rate

2014 Notices

Notice Of Public Hearing On Budget

Notice Of Tax Rates

Notice Of Adopted Tax Rate

2013 Notices
Notice Of Effective Tax Rate
Notice Of Public Hearing On Budget
Notice Of Public Hearing On Tax Increase
Notice Of Tax Revenue Increase
Notice Of Adopted Tax Rate

2012 Notices
Notice Of Effective Tax Rate
Notice of Public Hearing On Budget

2011 Notices
Notice Of Effective Tax Rate
Notice Of Public Hearing On Budget
Notice Of Public Hearing On Tax Increase
Notice Of Tax Revenue Increase
Notice Of Adopted Tax Rate

2010 Notices
Notice Of Effective Tax Rate
Notice Of Public Hearing On Budget

2009 Notices
Notice Of Effective Tax Rate
Notice Of Public Hearing On Budget
Notice Of Public Hearing On Tax Increase
Notice Of Tax Revenue Increase
Notice Of Adopted Tax Rate