How much will my property tax increase for a $100,000 home?

The notice estimates taxes on a $100,000 home would rise to $29.00 from $27.92 with the proposed increase.

What does the 3.87% figure represent?

It represents the proposed overall increase in the city's primary property tax levy compared to last year, totaling $251,834.

Does this increase include taxes for new construction or bonds?

No. The proposed increase excludes taxes from new construction and voter-approved bonded indebtedness or overrides.

Public Hearing — Peoria

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The City of Peoria proposes a 3.87% increase in primary property taxes, raising revenue by $251,834. A public hearing will be held for citizens to comment on the proposed tax increase and its impact on typical homeowners.

Key Takeaways

Proposed primary property tax increase: $251,834 (3.87%)
Example impact: $100,000 home tax rises to $29.00 from $27.92
Increase excludes new construction and voter-approved levies
A public hearing is scheduled for citizen input

Published: May 9, 2026 · 1 week ago
Category: Public Hearing
City: Peoria

Research context

2 public hearing notices in Peoria (last 12 months)

What to do next

1
Attend the public hearing
Go to the scheduled City of Peoria public hearing (see city website or clerk for date/time/location) to comment on the tax increase.
2
Contact city officials
Call or email the Peoria City Clerk or Finance Department to request details, budget documents, and the exact hearing schedule.
3
Review your property tax bill estimate
Compare current taxes to the example in this notice and check the county assessor's site for property-specific estimates.

Frequently asked questions

How much will my property tax increase for a $100,000 home?: The notice estimates taxes on a $100,000 home would rise to $29.00 from $27.92 with the proposed increase.
What does the 3.87% figure represent?: It represents the proposed overall increase in the city's primary property tax levy compared to last year, totaling $251,834.
Does this increase include taxes for new construction or bonds?: No. The proposed increase excludes taxes from new construction and voter-approved bonded indebtedness or overrides.

The suggestions and answers above are AI-generated for general information only. They can be wrong, and we don't take responsibility for their accuracy. Talk to a qualified professional before acting on them.

Legal terms in this notice

Primary property taxes: Property taxes used to fund general municipal operations, not debt service or voter-approved overrides.
Voter-approved bonded indebtedness: Debt (bonds) the city repays from taxes after voters authorize the borrowing.
Tax override: A voter-approved increase in the tax limit allowing higher spending and taxation.

Full Notice Text

TRUTH IN TAXATION HEARING
NOTICE OF TAX INCREASE
IN COMPLIANCE WITH SECTION 42-17107,
ARIZONA REVISED STATUTES, THE CITY
OF PEORIA IS NOTIFYING ITS PROPERTY
TAXPAYERS OF PEORIA'S INTENTION TO RAISE
ITS PRIMARY PROPERTY TAXES OVER LAST
YEAR'S LEVEL. PEORIA IS PROPOSING AN
INCREASE IN PRIMARY PROPERTY TAXES OF
$251,834 OR 3.87%.
FOR EXAMPLE, THE PROPOSED TAX INCREASE
WILL CAUSE PEORIA'S PRIMARY PROPERTY
TAXES ON A $100,000 HOME TO BE $29.00
(TOTAL PROPOSED TAXES INCLUDING THE TAX
INCREASE). WITHOUT THE PROPOSED TAX
INCREASE, THE TOTAL TAXES THAT WOULD BE
OWED ON A $100,000 HOME WOULD HAVE
BEEN $27.92.
THIS PROPOSED INCREASE IS EXCLUSIVE
OF INCREASED PRIMARY PROPERTY TAXES
RECEIVED FROM NEW CONSTRUCTION.
THE INCREASE IS ALSO EXCLUSIVE OF ANY
CHANGES THAT MAY OCCUR FROM PROPERTY
TAX LEVIES FOR VOTER APPROVED BONDED
INDEBTEDNESS OR BUDGET AND TAX
OVERRIDES.
ALL INTERESTED CITIZENS ARE INVITED TO
ATTEND THE PUBLIC HEARING ON THE TAX
INCREASE THAT IS SCHEDULED TO B

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The City of Peoria proposes a 3.87% increase in its primary property tax levy, raising revenue by $251,834. A public hearing will be held for citizens to comment on the proposed increase and its effect on typical home tax bills.

May 9, 2026Public HearingPeoria