Property Tax Impact Schedule

Background

The Weber Basin Water Conservancy District is considering an increase to its property tax rate for FY2027. The agency's mission includes managing water resources and ensuring a sustainable water supply for the region. The goal of the proposed tax increase is to generate additional revenue to support various operational needs and infrastructure improvements.

Work Details

The proposed property tax rate will increase from 0.000191 in 2025 to 0.000200 in 2026, which is expected to generate approximately $26,200,643 in ad valorem tax revenue. The estimated certified tax rate for 2026 is 0.000187, with an approximate additional revenue of $1,703,026 from the increase. This represents a 6.95% increase in property tax revenue. The impact on average residential and commercial properties varies by county:

Box Elder County

0.129%

Davis County

0.129%

Morgan County

0.131%

Summit County

0.207%

Weber County

0.125% The budget impacts include $1,000,000 allocated for conservation efforts aimed at expanding rebate programs in five counties and $703,026 for the rehabilitation of aging infrastructure within the federal project.

Period of Performance

The contract performance period aligns with the fiscal year 2027.

Place of Performance

The services and impacts will be felt across multiple counties including Box Elder, Davis, Morgan, Summit, and Weber Counties.

Bidder Requirements

No specific set-aside certifications or requirements are mentioned in the solicitation.