Fayette County property owners will not have a tax increase this year, now that the Board of Commissioners has approved a rollback millage rate. Noting that it is the only county entity not imposing a de facto tax increase for 2015, the commission voted 4-0 Thursday to reduce the current rate by 0.431 mills, or 7.69 percent, to 5.171 mills, to maintain the same total revenue as last year. Property values in the county have risen an average of 9 percent. The millage rate for fire, EMS and E-911 services will remain the same.
Support real journalism. Support local journalism. Subscribe to The Atlanta Journal-Constitution today. See offers.
Your subscription to the Atlanta Journal-Constitution funds in-depth reporting and investigations that keep you informed. Thank you for supporting real journalism.
Download the new AJC app. More local news, more breaking news and in-depth journalism. AJC.com. Atlanta. News. Now.
Download the new AJC app. More local news, more breaking news and in-depth journalism. AJC.com. Atlanta. News. Now.