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The government's number for this: Resolution Council Series No. C-7255
The council would set its property tax rates for the year. Property tax rates decide how much tax the owner of a home or business pays. It was on the council agenda for Thursday 5 February 2026. Put forward by Councilmember Impastato. How the council voted is not published as data, so the tracker does not say. The minutes and the video for that meeting are linked from the meeting record.
No location was published for this one, so it is not on the map.
A resolution is an official decision by the council. It is often how the city approves spending, signs an agreement, or takes a position.
If the council passes it, the city goes ahead with what it describes. If not, nothing changes.
It was set for Thursday, February 5, 2026 at 6:00 pm. That date has passed.
It was on the agenda for a meeting that has already happened. The parish does not publish the outcome for these, so the tracker does not claim one.
The record does not say where this gets heard, so we cannot tell you where to speak about it.
We put the plain English first. This is the wording the government itself published, copied exactly, in case you need it.
Resolution Council Series No. C-7255 - Resolution urging the St. Tammany Parish Legislative Delegation to propose legislation allowing the levying of a lower millage rate by a local taxing authority while maintaining the authority’s ability to adjust to
Resolution Council Series No. C-7255 - Resolution urging the St. Tammany Parish Legislative Delegation to propose legislation allowing the levying of a lower millage rate by a local taxing authority while maintaining the authority’s ability to adjust to the current authorized millage rate. (Impastato)
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