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Granite School District property tax rate, 2025

Granite School District charges a property tax rate of 0.004481 (0.448%) of taxable value. On a $500,000 home you live in, that's about $1,232 a year, usually the biggest single line on the bill.

0.448%district rate, 2025
$1,232a year on a $500,000 primary home
51%of a typical bill goes to schools
28th of 41Utah districts, lowest rate first

Who sets it

The Granite School District Board of Education (7 elected members) sets the district's rate. Latest property tax vote: Raised Granite School District's property tax rate to 0.006133 (10.26% more revenue), adopted 6–1.

See each member, how to contact them, and how they voted →

Cities and towns in Granite School District

Places with at least part of their area in the district, and their typical total rate.

Also see Salt Lake County property taxes.

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Common questions

What is the Granite School District property tax rate?

In 2025, Granite School District's rate was 0.004481 of taxable value. On a $500,000 primary home (taxed on 55% of its value) that's about $1,232 a year. It includes the district's own levies, its bond payments, and its charter school levy. The Statewide School Basic Levy (0.138% in 2025) is added on top and set by the Utah Legislature.

How much of a property tax bill goes to Granite schools?

In a typical tax area in the district, 51% of the whole bill goes to public schools: Granite School District plus the statewide levy.

Who sets Granite School District's property tax rate?

The elected Granite School District school board sets the district's rate each June. If it wants to collect more than the year before, apart from new construction, Utah law requires a Truth in Taxation hearing and a public vote in August.

Is Granite School District's property tax high for Utah?

Ranked from lowest to highest rate, Granite School District is 28th of Utah's 41 school districts.

Rates are the Utah State Tax Commission's 2025 rates for each tax area.