Southlake City Council Approves $133.6M Budget with Lower Property Tax Rate
The Southlake City Council has approved a $133.65 million operating budget for fiscal 2027, which includes a reduction in the property tax rate. The budget, effective October 1, retains all existing city services and reflects a 2.9% decrease overall.
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