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The city would set its property tax rates for the year. Property tax rates decide how much tax the owner of…
The government's number for this: 4300
What is happening?
The city would set its property tax rates for the year. Property tax rates decide how much tax the owner of a home or business pays. The city calls this ordinance 4300.
Where is it happening?
No location was published for this one, so it is not on the map.
Why does it matter to me?
An ordinance is a city law. Once it passes it applies to everyone in the city until the council changes it again.
What could change?
It passed, so it is city law now. It stays that way until the council changes it.
When will a decision or vote happen?
The decision was made on July 28, 2026.
What was the final decision?
Passed on July 28, 2026.
Can I speak about it?
This goes to the Slidell City Council. It meets second and fourth Tuesday of the month, 6:30 pm. Each board sets its own rules for speaking, and they change, so check the official page before you go.
The government's exact words
We put the plain English first. This is the wording the government itself published, copied exactly, in case you need it.
An ordinance for the City of Slidell (the “City”) setting forth and designating the City’s millage rates, as required by Part II of Article VII of the Constitution of Louisiana and other applicable law, for the purposes of maintenance and operation
An ordinance for the City of Slidell (the “City”) setting forth and designating the City’s millage rates, as required by Part II of Article VII of the Constitution of Louisiana and other applicable law, for the purposes of maintenance and operation of garbage collection and disposal, and sewerage works and facilities, in the City for the fiscal year 2026-2027
Words used in this record
- Ordinance
- A city law. Once the council passes one, it stays in force until the council changes it.
- Millage
- The property tax rate. It sets how much tax a property owner pays for each dollar the property is worth.
- Fiscal year
- The twelve months a government uses for its budget. It does not always start in January.
Check it yourself
This is a transparency product. Every claim above comes from a record you can open.
How The Rabbit Hole got this
- Retrieved
- 10 September 2026, 5:22pm
- Method
- Read from a published table on the government’s website
- Note
- City of Slidell published index of adopted ordinances. Linked PDFs are scans and are not parsed.