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- Sep 16, 2026
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Budget, tax rate on City of Nacogdoches agenda (opens the original)
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Nacogdoches City Council is expected to adopt a fiscal year 2027 budget and property tax rate Tuesday. The regular council meeting is 5:30 p.m. Tuesday at City Hall, 202 E. Pilar St. The proposed property rate of 57.1 cents per $100 is about half a cent below the current rate but just over 2 cents above the no new revenue rate, which adjusts for rising property values. Under the proposed 2027 rate, the owner of a median appraised homestead valued at $165,000 would pay roughly $948 in city taxes,
Nacogdoches County issues bonds, jail design to include public input (opens the original)
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Nacogdoches County is set to receive $75 million in bond proceeds on Sept. 30 after commissioners voted Tuesday to issue voter-approved bonds to build a new county jail. âItâs a big day for the county,â said Robert Tijerina, the countyâs financial adviser. âExcellent bond rating, excellent interest rate, and a great time to sell the bonds â thereâs a lot of uncertainty here in the next few months.â Voters approved the bond sales last November. The tax impact for property owners w
City of Nacogdoches to consider contracts, hold public hearing (opens the original)
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Nacogdoches City Council on Tuesday is expected to vote on a downtown events venue feasibility study, decide on a proposed vehicle fleet management program and hold a public hearing on next yearâs proposed tax rate. The council meets at 5:30 p.m. Tuesday at City Hall, 202 E. Pilar St. A public hearing to receive input on the cityâs proposed property tax rate for fiscal year 2027. The proposed rate of 51.1 cents per $100 is below the current rate but about 2 cents over the no new revenue rate
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