Heber City is proposing an increase in property tax revenue, according to a notice issued on August 5. The proposal includes a public hearing for citizens to discuss the changes and the reasons behind them.
If the proposed budget is approved, Heber City would receive an additional $174,000 in property tax revenue per year. This would increase the city's budgeted property tax revenue by 4.77% above last year's budgeted revenue, excluding eligible new growth.
For a $451,000 residence, the tax would increase from $186.29 to $195.22, representing a yearly increase of $8.93. For a $451,000 business, the tax would increase from $338.70 to $354.94, an increase of $16.24 per year.
A public hearing was scheduled for August 5 at 7:00 p.m. in the Council Chambers located at 75 N Main Street, Heber City. Citizens had the option to participate in the hearing either in person or virtually.
