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TAX IMPACT

What does this bond proposal mean
for your taxes?

  • If the bond proposal is approved, the district will be able to sell bonds in the amount of $29.91 million resulting in a 4.98 mill increase over the current millage rate of 0.00 mills.

  • A "MILL" equates to 1/1000 (.001) of your tax-assessed value and is used for calculating property taxes. The tax-assessed value of your property is roughly half (1/2) of the market value of a property.

NET TAX IMPACT CALCULATOR + GRAPH

Use the calculator below to better understand the impact of the 2025 bond. Tax Impact is based upon Taxable Value. Be sure to enter your Taxable Value when using the Tax Calculator.

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WHERE CAN I FIND MY PROPERTY'S TAXABLE VALUE?

Your home’s taxable value is listed on your property tax statement, which is mailed to you each year by your township or city. 


You can also find it by contacting your local assessor’s office or looking it up on your municipality’s website.

 
The taxable value is not the same as your home’s market value or State Equalized Value (SEV)—it is the number used to calculate your property taxes.

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Bronson Community Schools

501 E. Chicago St.,

Bronson, MI 49028

Phone: (517) 369-3260

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