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Weber County Issues Notice of Proposed Property Tax Increases

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Weber County has issued a notice regarding several taxing entities proposing property tax revenue increases. The notice includes details on proposed tax changes and public hearing schedules for various local municipalities and districts.

Key takeaways

  • Weber County entities are proposing various property tax revenue increases.
  • Proposed increases affect both residential and commercial property values.
  • Public hearings were scheduled for several cities including Harrisville, Hooper, Roy, South Ogden, and Washington Terrace.
  • The notice advises taxpayers to consult their individual Notice of Valuation and Tax Change for exact liability.

Weber County has released a notice of proposed tax increases for several taxing entities within the county, according to a report published August 15. The notice outlines proposed increases to property tax revenue for various municipalities and water districts.

Harrisville City has proposed a 2.12% increase in tax revenue, which would raise residential taxes from $365.32 to $373.18 and commercial taxes from $664.22 to $678.51. A public hearing for this proposal was scheduled for Aug. 4, 2026, at 7:00 PM at 363 W Independence Blvd in Harrisville.

Other entities proposing increases include Hooper City, which proposed a 46.55% increase, and Roy City, which proposed a 54.94% increase. South Ogden City proposed a 10.30% increase, while Washington Terrace City proposed a 6.73% increase.

Additional entities seeking revenue increases include the Weber Basin Water Conservancy, proposing a 6.99% increase, and the North View Fire District, proposing a 9.73% increase.

The notice stated that the list is for informational purposes only and should not be used to determine specific property tax liability. Taxpayers are advised to review their Notice of Valuation and Tax Change for specific liability information.

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