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Calculation error leads to increased property tax - Tooele Transcript Bulletin

Calculation error leads to increased property tax - Tooele Transcript Bulletin
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2021 County capital project list totals $9 million

New roads, railroad crossings, and new general plan make the county’s 2021 list ♦ Included in Tooele County’s no new taxes 2021 proposed budget is a wish list of 10 capital projects totaling almost $9 million. The top spending projects are two $2 million road projects the construction of what is called the 33rd North Parkway from Droubay Road to state Route 36 south of Bargain Buggys and an extension of Pole Canyon Road. For $1.5 million, the county plans to complete the state mandated replacement of the Rowley Road bridge in 2021. Stansbury Parkway will get a signalized intersection that should help mitigate gravel truck traffic, according to Tooele County Commissioner Kendall Thomas.

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Tooele County Commission takes second look at next years budget « Tooele Transcript Bulletin – News in Tooele, Utah

With no tax increase, fund balance used to break even ♦ Tooele County’s proposed 2021 budget will consume some fund balance, but require no property tax increase, according to Tooele County Auditor Alison McCoy. McCoy presented the proposed budget at the Dec.1 County Commission meeting in the Commission Chambers at the Tooele County meeting. The general fund budget will increase by 7.1%, from $46.5 million to $49.8 million. The increase reflects an approximate $1.2 million increase in property tax due to growth in the tax base, not an increase in the tax rate. Other major sources of revenue for 2021 are projected to be comparable to the 2020 budget. The county’s general sales tax is budgeted to drop by $140,000 to $2.56 million. The federal payment in lieu of taxes is budgeted at $3.3 million, the same as 2020.

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