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Last discussed Aug 11, 2026.

Public comments (6)

ConcernedLarry SeeleyAug 11, 2026

Questioned if the city could use impact fees or bond for the fire station instead of raising taxes, and expressed concern about city spending.

City of Logan Truth In Taxation — August 11, 2026 · 13:03 →
OpposedBonnie HothAug 11, 2026

Argued that government should live within its budget and that tax increases are immoral when citizens are struggling with inflation.

City of Logan Truth In Taxation — August 11, 2026 · 17:42 →
SupportiveDr. Gail YostAug 7, 2025

Supported the increase, noting it is very small and that Logan's taxes are lower than other places she has lived.

Logan City Truth in Taxation — August 7, 2025 · 22:32 →
SupportiveKatie Lee CobenAug 7, 2025

Supported the increase, praising the city's transparency and the small impact on the total tax bill.

Logan City Truth in Taxation — August 7, 2025 · 23:31 →
MixedJosh WalterAug 7, 2025

Agreed with the need for the increase but expressed concern about whether landlords would pass the cost on to renters.

Logan City Truth in Taxation — August 7, 2025 · 26:00 →
NeutralRoger YostAug 7, 2025

Asked a question about why his workshop is taxed at a higher rate than his primary residence.

Logan City Truth in Taxation — August 7, 2025 · 27:38 →

News & external sources (10)

Herald JournalOct 15, 2026

County Council considers property tax increases, postpones proposals

Cache County officials are considering a 3.73% property tax increase in 2027 and discussed directing more than $4 million in transportation funding toward road improvements.Council members considered the propos...

Herald JournalAug 27, 2026

Hyde Park approves property tax increase

Hyde Park approved a 9.74% property tax increase in the city’s final budget and adopted a certified tax rate of .00110 on Wednesday after holding their required public hearing.Under the increase, the certified ...

Herald JournalAug 18, 2026

“We have no hidden agenda”: River Heights approves 73% property tax increase

As property taxes are raised throughout Cache County and multiple cities are holding their Truth in Taxation hearings, River Heights stood out with the highest percentage proposed property tax increase.

Cache Valley DailyAug 12, 2026

Logan City officials approve 22.95 percent property tax hike at state-mandated TNT hearing

Logan City officials approve 22.95 percent property tax hike at state-mandated TNT hearing Cache Valley Daily

hjnews.comAug 12, 2026

North Logan tax increase to fund first responders, community center

North Logan tax increase to fund first responders, community center hjnews.com

Herald JournalAug 12, 2026

Logan Municipal Council passes 23% property tax Increase

One of the “biggest decisions of the year” was made, according to Logan Municipal Council Chairman Mike Johnson, on the evening of Tuesday, Aug 11, as the Logan City Council passed a 23% property tax increase.

Herald JournalAug 12, 2026

North Logan tax increase to fund first responders, community center

The North Logan City Council unanimously approved a property tax increase Aug. 5 after residents urged city leaders to find other ways to cover rising expenses, citing the financial strain of higher housing, food and other costs.

The Herald JournalAug 12, 2026

Logan Municipal Council passes 23% property tax Increase

Logan Municipal Council passes 23% property tax Increase The Herald Journal

Herald JournalAug 10, 2026

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State News David Ortez - General Manager, St George Auto Repair Updated Aug 10, 2026 0 David O...

Herald JournalAug 7, 2026

Cache County School District approves property tax increase

The Cache County School District Board of Education unanimously approved a 37.1% property tax increase Thursday night after a lengthy truth-in-taxation hearing where dozens of residents questioned district spending, administrator salaries and whether taxpayers could afford another increase.