FY 2027 Property Tax Rate and Budget Adoption
Summary
The city council voted to keep property tax rates stable at $0.624 per $100 valuation while adopting the overall budget, rejecting a minor tax cut proposal over sustainability concerns.
At a glance
- Total mentions
- 14
- Last 30 days
- 4
Discussed at 2 meetings in the last 60 days; most recently Sep 15, 2026.
Impact analysis
Maintains current tax burden levels for property owners while funding municipal services and capital needs.
City residents and property owners benefit from stable tax rates and maintained municipal bond ratings, while public safety and infrastructure services remain fully funded.
Taxpayers whose property valuations increased will still see higher overall tax bills despite the flat rate.
Mentions & discussions (14)
City Council Meetings — Bryan City Council Special Meeting
The city council voted to freeze property tax rates at $0.624000 per $100 valuation, keeping it below voter-approval thresholds to protect residents from runaway inflation while maintaining essential public safety and infrastructure services.
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Bryan City Council approves $569 million budget, advances proposed tax rate
Bryan City Council approves $569 million budget, advances proposed tax rate KBTX News 3
City Council Meetings — Bryan City Council Second Regular Meeting
The city council voted to keep property tax rates stable at $0.624 per $100 valuation while adopting the overall budget, rejecting a minor tax cut proposal over sustainability concerns.
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PREVIEW: Bryan City Council to consider FY27 budget, tax rate | Bryan - College Station
PREVIEW: Bryan City Council to consider FY27 budget, tax rate | Bryan - College Station Community Impact
Bryan City Council holds first public hearing on tax rate, budget for upcoming fiscal year
Bryan City Council holds first public hearing on tax rate, budget for upcoming fiscal year KBTX News 3
Public Hearing on City of Bryan Proposed 2027 Fiscal Year Budget
Public Hearing on City of Bryan Proposed 2027 Fiscal Year Budget WTAW
City Council Meetings — Bryan City Council Workshop Meeting
The city is carefully managing the budget to handle changes in property values. They are shifting funds to keep the tax rate stable for residents.
Bryan City Council to weigh proposed FY 2027 property tax rate | Bryan - College Station
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Bryan city council gets first look at proposed 2027 Budget
Bryan city council gets first look at proposed 2027 Budget KBTX News 3
City Council Meetings — Bryan City Council Special Meeting
The city is continuing its partnership with the local school district to provide police presence in schools, costing the city nearly $400,000.
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