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Salt Lake County, Utah
Midvale City Council
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August 11, 2026 · Adopted 5–0
Raised Midvale's public safety property tax rate (8.04% more revenue)
Resolution 2026-R-42: a public safety property tax rate of 0.000266, after a Truth in Taxation hearing
Voted yes (5)
- Paul Glover
- Heidi Robinson
- Bryant Brown
- Denece Mikolash
- Bonnie Billings
Voted no (0)
- No one
Moved by Heidi Robinson, seconded by Paul Glover.
What was said
- Staff projected about $78,814 more a year, about $5.53 on the average $503,000 home.
- The city's general levy stayed at the certified rate (Resolution 2026-R-34); only the public safety levy, first used in FY2026, went up.
Summarized from the official minutes. Read or watch the meeting to hear each side in full.
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SubscribeWho serves
- Dustin GettelMayor (not part of the council's roll call)
- Paul GloverCouncil Member
- Bonnie BillingsCouncil Member
- Denece MikolashCouncil Member
- Bryant BrownCouncil Member
- Heidi RobinsonCouncil Member
As of August 11, 2026, from official records.