Bellmead Voters to Decide on Quarter-Cent Sales Tax Increase
Bellmead voters are set to decide on November 3rd whether to approve a quarter-cent sales tax increase. The proposed measure, which would replace an expired tax, aims to generate up to $1 million to fund city services, potentially alleviating pressure…
Waco Temple Bryan, TX, October 20, 2026 —
Bellmead voters are set to decide on November 3 whether to approve a proposed quarter-cent sales tax increase. The measure would replace an expired tax and is intended to generate up to $1 million for city services.
If approved, the tax could provide funding for city needs while potentially easing pressure on property taxes. The summary of the proposal identifies street reconstruction and public safety as areas where funds could be allocated.
The available information does not specify the year of the vote, how long the proposed tax would remain in effect, or how any revenue would be divided among city services. It also does not provide an official estimate of how much the measure would raise beyond the stated maximum of $1 million.
The proposal’s stated purpose is to replace the expired tax and support city services. Further details about the measure, including its full terms and projected allocations, were not provided.
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