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Johns Creek City Council Second Public Hearing on FY26 Millage Rate - October 26, 2026

City Council — Monday, October 26, 2026
BodyJohns Creek, Georgia
SessionCity Council
DateMonday, October 26, 2026
StatusNEW · FILED
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Speaker numbers apply only to this recording.

Speaker 1

0:02

Thank you, Mayor.

0:03

We're recording.

Unassigned speaker

0:04

I

Speaker 2

0:04

just want to welcome everyone.

0:06

We're having our second public hearing for setting the millage rate for the fiscal year of 2026.

0:13

And I believe that we have the finance director, Harpreet Hora.

Speaker 1

0:18

Thank you, Mr.

0:19

Mayor.

0:20

So as you said, this is the second public hearing of our millage rate, and I will keep this presentation short because we did do a detailed presentation at the first hearing.

0:31

So I'll just quickly, you know, go through the first few slides.

0:36

I mean, they give a history and a background of the millage rates.

0:39

So I'll just move those forward.

Unassigned speaker

0:48

So

Speaker 1

0:48

I'll start at this particular slide where we talk about the 2026 uh digest here.

0:54

So our estimated digest for 2026 came in at 6.6 billion dollars.

1:01

This is an increase of 125 million uh or 1.92% since 2025.

1:08

And uh the slide also provides a breakdown of what makes up that 125 million.

1:17

So the advertised uh MNO Millage rate, the maintenance and operations rate that funds day-to-day city operations is at 3.492 mils, which is the same as the 2025 adopted or the current rate.

1:31

Uh and then um the rollback rate that uh that we have for 2026 is at 3.434 mils.

1:42

And uh the advertised millage rate of 3.492 mil sets the maximum rate uh that the city uh council can adopt without readvertising.

1:52

The parks bond uh millage rate uh is at 2.50, which is our current rate.

2:00

Uh the rollback rate came in at 0.247 mils.

Unassigned speaker

2:07

Uh

Speaker 1

2:07

we do have another public hearing, our final public hearing this evening at 7 p.m.

2:13

Uh that is also the hearing where uh the millage rate for 2026 will be adopted.

2:18

That is all I have, Mr.

2:20

Mayor.

Speaker 2

2:21

Thank you, Director.

2:22

And I don't see anybody here, but I have to ask if anyone would like to uh give comment as part of this public hearing.

2:32

Would anyone like to participate?

2:36

Seeing none.

2:40

Council, do you have any questions?

Speaker 3

2:43

No questions.

2:44

I'll save uh further commentary for this evening when there's uh possibly will be some public here to

Speaker 2

2:51

hear those thoughts.

2:52

All right.

2:53

Then if there's nothing else, then we will consider this public hearing concluded.

2:58

Thank you.

2:59

Thank you very

Unassigned speaker

2:59

much.

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Summary of Proceedings

Johns Creek City Council Second Public Hearing on FY26 Millage Rate - October 26, 2026

The City of Johns Creek held the second of three public hearings to set the millage rate for fiscal year 2026 on October 26, 2026, at 11:00 AM. Finance Director Harpreet Hora presented a brief update, noting that the detailed presentation had been given at the first hearing. No members of the public attended or offered comments. The final public hearing and adoption are scheduled for the same evening at 7:00 PM.

Public Comments & Testimony

  • No members of the public were present or offered comments during this hearing.

Discussion Items

  • FY26 Millage Rate Presentation – Finance Director Harpreet Hora reviewed the estimated 2026 tax digest of $6.6 billion, an increase of $125 million (1.92%) from 2025. The advertised Maintenance and Operations (M&O) millage rate is 3.492 mills, unchanged from 2025, with a rollback rate of 3.434 mills. The parks bond millage rate remains at 2.50 mills, with a rollback rate of 0.247 mills. The 3.492 mills is the maximum rate the council can adopt without readvertising.

Key Outcomes

  • The second public hearing was concluded without any public input or council questions. The third and final public hearing, where the millage rate will be adopted, is scheduled for 7:00 PM on the same day.

Meeting Transcript

Thank you, Mayor. We're recording. I just want to welcome everyone. We're having our second public hearing for setting the millage rate for the fiscal year of 2026. And I believe that we have the finance director, Harpreet Hora. Thank you, Mr. Mayor. So as you said, this is the second public hearing of our millage rate, and I will keep this presentation short because we did do a detailed presentation at the first hearing. So I'll just quickly, you know, go through the first few slides. I mean, they give a history and a background of the millage rates. So I'll just move those forward. So I'll start at this particular slide where we talk about the 2026 uh digest here. So our estimated digest for 2026 came in at 6.6 billion dollars. This is an increase of 125 million uh or 1.92% since 2025. And uh the slide also provides a breakdown of what makes up that 125 million. So the advertised uh MNO Millage rate, the maintenance and operations rate that funds day-to-day city operations is at 3.492 mils, which is the same as the 2025 adopted or the current rate. Uh and then um the rollback rate that uh that we have for 2026 is at 3.434 mils. And uh the advertised millage rate of 3.492 mil sets the maximum rate uh that the city uh council can adopt without readvertising. The parks bond uh millage rate uh is at 2.50, which is our current rate. Uh the rollback rate came in at 0.247 mils. Uh we do have another public hearing, our final public hearing this evening at 7 p.m. Uh that is also the hearing where uh the millage rate for 2026 will be adopted. That is all I have, Mr. Mayor. Thank you, Director. And I don't see anybody here, but I have to ask if anyone would like to uh give comment as part of this public hearing. Would anyone like to participate? Seeing none. Council, do you have any questions? No questions. I'll save uh further commentary for this evening when there's uh possibly will be some public here to hear those thoughts. All right. Then if there's nothing else, then we will consider this public hearing concluded. Thank you. Thank you very much.

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