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    You are at:Home»Local News»County property tax to decrease for 2025

    County property tax to decrease for 2025

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    By KMAN Staff on September 10, 2024 Local News, Pottawatomie County

    By Annie Wolfe/Times of Pott County

    Pottawatomie County residents will have a 9.9% property tax decrease next year.

    County tax payers will see a 2.856 mill levy decrease in the General Fund for 2025, which is a drop of $2,311,044 in ad valorem taxes levied.

    The 2025 General Fund includes a 4.5 percent cost of living raise for employees ($610,476 gross), two additional commissioner positions ($173,793 benefit wage), a Road and Bridge Mechanic position ($112,056 benefit wage), and an Assistant Road and Bridge Supervisor position ($121,327 benefit wage).

    More on this story can be read at the Pott County Times.

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