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Midlothian City Council Sets 2022/2023 Tax Rate After Several Failed Attempts

While both Place 2 Walter Darrach and Place 6 Hud Hartson voted against the roll call vote, the result overall was 5 – 2 giving council the 60% needed for a win.

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Midlothian Council Fails to Approve Proposed New Tax Rate

In a record vote that needed 60% to carry the new tax rate being proposed for the fiscal year 2022/2023, the Midlothian City Council failed to approve

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Midlothian City Council To Set Final Tax Rate at September 6 Council Meeting

At the Tuesday morning workshop, direction was given to the city manager to proceed in preparing a budget that reflects another tax rate reduction down to .65 cents.

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Midlothian City Manager Addresses Error in No-New-Revenue Tax Rate Presented at August 9 City Council Meeting

It was discovered after the meeting that the No-New-Revenue tax rate presented was inaccurate. When the error was caught, it was corrected

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Midlothian City Council Sets Maximum Proposed Ad Valorem Tax Rate

The proposed maximum tax rate approved was set at $0.663147, however, the rate proposed on the agenda by city

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