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Kerrville Faces Tax Spike After Flood | San Antonio News
Kerrville braces for another tax hike after its second major flood in under a year, with city leaders eyeing a disaster tax rate—nearly 60 cents per $100 of property value—to cover $65 to $100 million in damage. A public hearing is set for September 8, with a final vote on the 22nd. This follows last year’s similar move, which added $87 to a $300K home’s taxes. While the county opts for standard rates and reserves, Kerrville also plans to tap its own rainy-day funds—even as federal aid looms, the city knows it’ll still shoulder a big chunk of repair costs. Listen in comfort:Get a discount on…
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