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October 27, 2025

Salt Lake County Treasurer Sheila Srivastava to Present Overview of Property Tax Bills at County Council Meeting

Salt Lake County, UT - To address common questions about property tax notices, Salt Lake County Treasurer Sheila Srivastava will provide an overview of the line items on homeowners' property tax notices.

WHAT: Tax Notice Presentation from Treasurer Srivastava

WHEN: Tuesday, October 28, during the County Council Meeting at approximately 3:30 pm

WHERE: Online or in person: Salt Lake County Council Chambers, North Building, 2001 South State Street, Room N1-110

Key Information

  • Every property tax notice (aka, bill) includes multiple service providers. Each property tax bill covers an average of 8-10 service providers that collect taxes, including county, city, school district, and service districts such as water, fire, and mosquito abatement.

  • Salt Lake County's portion is about 17% of the total bill. The County's proposed 2025 rate adjustment (equal to about $7.28 a month for the average homeowner) applies only to this portion, not the full amount of the tax bill.

  • Other entities set their own rates. Cities, school districts, and special service districts determine and approve their own property tax rates independently of Salt Lake County.

  • Tax relief: Visit slco.to/relief for information on several tax relief programs.

  • More information and examples:

    • Residents can find current and past notices online: slco.to/notice

    • Visit slco.to/rate for an overview of the proposed increase and FAQs on property taxes.

  • The presentation will be available online after the meeting, and slides are here: slco.to/council.