Milton council to vote Monday on 4.193 millage rate

The Milton council is scheduled to vote Monday on a 4.193 millage rate, putting the proposed property-tax rate before the city’s governing body for a decision.

What is scheduled

The action is a council vote on the 4.193 millage rate. The vote is set for Monday.

The council’s decision will determine whether the 4.193 rate is adopted. The rate remains the subject of scheduled council action until the vote is taken.

Why the vote matters

A millage rate is used in setting local property taxes. The number before the council is 4.193.

The council’s vote is the key next step identified for the rate. The vote itself will establish whether the council approves or does not approve the proposed rate.

What happens Monday

Council members are scheduled to consider the rate and vote. The action is limited to the 4.193 millage rate identified for Monday’s meeting.

Until the council votes, the rate has not been adopted by that action. The result of the vote will show whether the council accepts the proposed 4.193 rate.

What residents can follow

Residents can follow the council’s Monday action on the millage rate. The central question is whether the council votes to adopt 4.193.

The council’s vote will provide the next formal decision on the rate. Any change from the proposed figure would be reflected in the council’s action.