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Weber County, Utah
Hooper City Council
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August 6, 2026 · Adopted 3–0
Raised Hooper's city property tax rate about 43%
Resolution R-2026-05: FY2026-27 budget with a property tax increase, after a Truth in Taxation hearing
Voted yes (3)
- Ryan Hill
- Larry Ropelato
- Ray Hancock
Voted no (0)
- No one
Didn't vote (1)
- Dale Fowers (absent)
Moved by Larry Ropelato, seconded by Ray Hancock. Dale Fowers was excused; the District 2 seat was vacant at the time.
What was said
- The city's notice proposed raising the rate from .000283 to about .000417 to bring in about $128,000 more a year, 46.55% more than last year's property tax revenue.
- One resident spoke at the hearing, asking what in the budget was increasing and why. Council discussion noted that Hooper receives a smaller share of property tax than other cities and that the Sheriff's contract cost is rising.
- The council approved the certified rate and then the budget with the increase, both 3–0, in an 18-minute meeting.
Summarized from the official minutes. Read or watch the meeting to hear each side in full.
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The vote is near the end of the 18-minute recording.
Who serves
- Sheri BinghamMayor (not part of the council's roll call)
- Ryan HillCouncilmember, at large
- Dale FowersCouncilmember, at large
- Larry RopelatoCouncilmember, District 1
- Matthew KiltsCouncilmember, District 2
- Ray HancockCouncilmember, District 3
As of November 12, 2026, from official records.