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Property taxes for Webb Citians won’t be going up, if the proposed 2026 levy is approved by the Webb City Council.
Finance Director Natasha Gossett has posted a public hearing notice for the proposed levy to be held during the City Council’s second regular meeting of the month, at 5:30 p.m. Monday, Aug. 24.
The total levy would remain the same, at $0.6670 per $100 assessed valuation.
At that rate, it’s anticipated the city’s annual revenue from the property tax would increase by $11,354 from $1,059,012 to $1,070,366. Of that, $9,206 (81%) would be from new construction and $2,148 would be attributed to reassessment.
New construction has increased 85% from $744,810 in 2025 to $1,380,200 in 2026.
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