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Flower Mound Budget Adoption Nears Amid State Tax Law Constraints

1 report, 1 independent Updated Sep 23
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The Town of Flower Mound is nearing the adoption of its Fiscal Year 2026-2027 budget, which is proposed to total approximately $474 million across all Town funds. The proposed budget maintains the current tax rate at $0.387277 per $100 of assessed home property valuation, which is one of the lowest rates in Denton County. The Town continues to offer the maximum allowed 20% homestead exemption under state law.

From crosstimbersgazette.com

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The budget adoption process reflects the Town's need to balance services against increased operational costs, including personnel, equipment, and construction. The state law governs how property tax revenue can be utilized, placing limits on the Town's financial flexibility.

From crosstimbersgazette.com

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    The Town of Flower Mound could face increased costs across departments due to operational expenses.

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