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Centerville proposes property tax increase to fund police, fire and essential services

By davisjournal.com · June 4, 2026 · 1 min read
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A close-up view of a residential property marker against the backdrop of the Wasatch Mountains under a cloudy sky, symbolizing property valuation and taxation discussions in Centerville, Utah.
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Centerville City is proposing to increase property taxes by approximately 15.5 percent to fund a new police officer and other essential services. The final decision will not be made until a formal “Truth in Taxation” public hearing is held in August.

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