Villa Rica City Council Maintains Millage Rate For 2026
City of Villa Rica passes millage rate of 5.588 mills for 2026
VILLA RICA, Ga., Sept. 2, 2026 /PRNewswire-PRWeb/ -- The Villa Rica City Council voted August 28, 2028, to maintain the city's millage rate 5.588 mills for 2026.
Georgia law requires local governments to calculate a rollback millage rate to keep total tax revenue flat. If a government maintains the millage rate instead of lowering it to the rollback rate, the state treats it as a tax increase.
As a result of maintaining its current millage rate, under state law property taxes will increase 3.71 percent in the city. The tax increase for a home with a fair market value of $325,000 will be approximately $26. The tax increase for a non-homestead property with a fair market value of $337,500 is approximately $27.
About the City of Villa Rica
Located 35 miles west of Atlanta along Interstate 20 in Carroll and Douglas counties, Villa Rica is a safe, thriving, and diverse community. Known as the site of Georgia's first gold strike and the birthplace of cultural icons like gospel music founder Thomas A. Dorsey and Coca-Cola legend Asa Candler, Villa Rica blends rich history with modern economic growth. Guided by a city council-manager form of government, the city is dedicated to balancing smart infrastructure development with an exceptional quality of life for all who live, work, and play in West Georgia.
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SOURCE The Villa Rica City
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