Local governments
Your city council, county commission, and school board each set their own piece of your property tax. Here is who serves and how they voted, from the official minutes.
Weber County
Each year, any government that wants to collect more property tax than last year must hold a public “Truth in Taxation” hearing and vote on it. Here are those votes, from the official minutes, along with who serves on each board.
8 Weber County governments proposed a property tax increase in 2026
- Harrisville City (proposed +2.12% in revenue) · vote not added yet
- Hooper City (proposed +46.55% in revenue)
- Ogden Valley City (proposed +512.61% in revenue)
- Roy City (proposed +54.94% in revenue)
- South Ogden City (proposed +10.30% in revenue)
- Washington Terrace City (proposed +6.73% in revenue) · vote not added yet
- Weber Basin Water Conservancy District (proposed +6.99% in revenue) · vote not added yet
- North View Fire District (proposed +9.73% in revenue) · vote not added yet
From the county's combined Notice of Proposed Tax Increase. Every other government kept its “certified” rate, which collects about the same dollars as last year.
Roy City CouncilRaised Roy's city property tax rate about 34%. Adopted 4–1, Aug 11, 2026.Hooper City CouncilRaised Hooper's city property tax rate about 43%. Adopted 3–0, Aug 6, 2026.South Ogden City CouncilRaised South Ogden's city property tax about 10%. Adopted 5–0, Aug 4, 2026.Ogden Valley City CouncilApproved a budget with a 512.6% property tax increase, if the Supreme Court allows it. Adopted 3–2, Aug 18, 2026.Weber County Commission3 members.Weber School District Board of Education7 members.Ogden School District Board of Education7 members.
Weber County first; more counties are coming. Have a correction? Every vote links to the official minutes so you can check it.