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Washington County, Utah
Hildale City Council
Sets the “Hildale City” line on your property tax bill. Official website
August 5, 2026 · Adopted 5–0
Raised Hildale's city property tax rate about 168%
Resolution 2026-8-02: adopting the final 2026 property tax rate of .002872 and budget, at the Truth in Taxation hearing (draft minutes)
Voted yes (5)
- Luke Merideth
- JVar Dutson
- Terrill Musser
- Darlene Stubbs
- Lamont Black
Voted no (0)
- No one
Moved by Terrill Musser, seconded by JVar Dutson.
What was said
- The city proposed raising the rate from the certified .001072 to .002872, about $210,219 a year for police, fire and general government; the minutes say the city had cut about $500,000 and faced a gap of about $700,000.
- Ten people spoke at the hearing.
Summarized from the official minutes. Read or watch the meeting to hear each side in full.
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Who serves
- Donia JessopMayor (not part of the council's roll call)mayor@hildalecity.gov435-874-2323
- Terrill MusserCouncil Memberterrill.hildalecity@gmail.com435-874-2323
- JVar DutsonCouncil Member435-874-2323
- Luke MeridethCouncil Memberluke.mhil01@gmail.com435-874-2323
- Lamont BlackCouncil Member
- Darlene StubbsCouncil Memberdarlenebarlow26@gmail.com435-874-2323
Contact the council
Public comment is usually allowed at every regular meeting; the agenda says when.
As of November 12, 2026, from official records.