By Rose Gruenbacher
Riley County commissioners on Monday considered a 2026 budget which would create a 10% increase in property taxes for the average homeowner.
The proposed county mill rate is 39.981, an increase of almost 2 mills from 2025.
A mill is $1 in taxes for every $1,000 in assessed, taxable property value.
A homeowner who paid $436.34 in property tax on a $100,000 home in 2025 would pay $481.68 on a home now worth $105,000 in 2026, using the county’s 5% average property tax increase for existing single-family homes. That’s an increase of $45.34, or 10.4%.
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