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UPDATED: 03/02/2008
City of Grayson

Summary: For FY2005-2006*, this southeastern Gwinnett hamlet has budgeted for $133,900 in property tax dollars to fund its $952,557 budget. City leaders have advertised and adopted a millage of 1.500, up from last year's 1.0.

The mathematically-calculated millage rate, based on current data, is 1.500

The owner of a $150,000** home in Grayson will pay $90.00 in city property taxes.

Because the mathematically-correct rate was a "round" 1.500 mills, we asked for confirmation that the city had correctly calculated the rate.

Mayor Jim Hinkle responded to our inquiry: "I did the calculation myself, and correctly. The process is straightforward and easily accomplished and I was able to figure it out myself."

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* Grayson's fiscal year is September 1 to August 31. The budget is subject to change until it is adopted in August.
** assessed value

 

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