Property taxes / Garfield County / Boulder Town Council
Garfield County, Utah
Boulder Town Council
Sets the “Boulder Town” line on your property tax bill. Official website
August 11, 2026 · Adopted 3–0
Raised Boulder's town property tax rate about 185%
Resolution No. 2026-18: final 2026 tax rate of 0.000502, adopted right after the Truth in Taxation hearing
Voted yes (3)
- Cheryl Cox
- Tina Karlsson
- John Veranth
Voted no (0)
- No one
Didn't vote (2)
- Josh Ellis (absent)
- Lacy Allen (absent)
Moved by Tina Karlsson, seconded by John Veranth.
What was said
- The town proposed .000502, adding about $12,897 a year (total property tax revenue about $19,860); the council adopted .000502.
- Minutes say the town's property tax revenue had been flat at about $6,960 for over 20 years, and the new money goes to general operations and technology such as an ADA-compliant website.
- Four people commented at the hearing.
Summarized from the official minutes. Read or watch the meeting to hear each side in full.
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SubscribeWho serves
- Cheryl CoxMayor (votes)cheryl.cox@boulder.utah.gov
- Josh EllisCouncil Member (Mayor Pro Tem)josh.ellis@boulder.utah.gov
- Lacy AllenCouncil Memberlacy.allen@boulder.utah.gov
- Tina KarlssonCouncil Membertina.karlsson@boulder.utah.gov
- John VeranthCouncil Memberjohn.veranth@boulder.utah.gov
Contact the council
- Email: towncouncil@boulder.utah.gov
- Phone: 435-335-7300
- Mail: 351 North 100 East, Boulder, UT
- Official page for the council →
Public comment is usually allowed at every regular meeting; the agenda says when.
As of November 12, 2026, from official records.