§ 1192 Memorial District Special Tax
This law lets a district add a tiny extra tax (up to $0.003 for every $1 of property value) to pay its running costs and future projects, and also lets it borrow money and later tax again to pay back that loan.
A town wants to fix its park and needs money for the next two years. It can charge each homeowner an extra 0.3 cent per dollar of their house’s assessed value to cover those costs.
The town adds the special tax to the regular property tax bill. The money goes into a special fund that pays for park repairs and other district expenses.
Special Tax = Assessed Valuation × $0.003 per $1
A house is assessed at $250,000.
Result: $250,000 × 0.003 = $750 special tax for the year
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§ 1192 Memorial District Special Tax
Last verified: January 11, 2026