South Weber City Council

August 11, 2026 · Adopted 4–1

Kept South Weber's property tax rate the same, about a 1% increase in revenue

Resolution 26-32: a 2026 rate of .001434, last year's rate, instead of the lower certified rate of .001421

Moved by Blair Halverson, seconded by Jeremy Davis.

What was said

• Holding last year's rate brings in about $13,000 more, or about $4.26 a year on an average $596,000 home, for recreation and the tree and trail program.
• Councilman Dills voted no, citing the city's $8.9 million bond, the end of buildout, and the need for a fuller long-term financial review. Supporters said holding a steady rate avoids larger increases later.

Summarized from the official minutes. Read or watch the meeting to hear each side in full.

Read the official minutes

The meeting was streamed on the city's YouTube channel.