Summary
The city is planning the 2027 budget around the proposed income tax levy, with scenarios for passage or failure. The county reappraisal raised values about 17%, but rates drop enough that most homeowners' city levy bills stay roughly flat — about a 2% effective increase.
At a glance
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Last discussed Jul 27, 2026.
Impact analysis
Property owners on city levies see roughly a 2% effective change; the income tax proposal would reshape city revenue by about 49-50%.
Residents whose tax bills stay relatively stable despite higher appraisals.
Owners whose values rose well above average will shoulder a larger share of voted levies.
Mentions & discussions (5)
City Council (Regular) - Jul 27, 2026
Council accepted 2027 tax rates. Despite the 17% average reappraisal increase, rates drop about 14%, so most homeowners' city-levy taxes rise only around 2%.
City Council - Jul 25, 2026
The city is planning the 2027 budget around the proposed income tax levy, with scenarios for passage or failure. The county reappraisal raised values about 17%, but rates drop enough that most homeowners' city levy bills stay roughly flat — about a 2% effective increase.
Beavercreek ballot measure would add income tax, cut property tax
Beavercreek ballot measure would add income tax, cut property tax WDTN.com
Beavercreek voters to weigh income tax; slash city’s property tax in November
Beavercreek voters to weigh income tax; slash city’s property tax in November Dayton Daily News
City Council (Work) - Feb 17, 2026
City finance officials presented detailed projections on how state property tax caps and proposed constitutional amendments eliminating property taxes would impact Beavercreek. Council evaluated scenarios including a 1% income tax paired with a 50% property tax reduction versus a 2.9% income tax replacing all property taxes and funding township fire and EMS services.
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