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Assessment Coordination Division Assessment Coordination Division 2020 Millage Report (2021 Collections) June 2021 Compiled and Published by ARKANSAS DEPARTMENT OF FINANCE AND ADMINISTRATION ASSESSMENT COORDINATION DIVISION Sandra Cawyer, Director https://www.arkansasassessment.com/ 1 See pages 2 and 84 for disclaimer. INDEX Average Millage by County………………………………………………………………………………. Section I County Millage ……………………………………………………………………………………………….. Section II The millage rates presented here are given as incremental totals. Please note that these totals may consist of the following dedicated mills: School Total: Maintenance & Operation (M&O), Debt Service City Total: City General, Fire Pension, Police Pension, City Library, City Bond, City Park, or Other County Total: County General, County Road, County Library, County Hospital, Community College, or Other Further details of these incremental totals are available upon request from the (ACD) Assessment Coordination Division. NOTICE: All millage information published herein is intended for general information purposes only. All data unaudited and gathered from sources which are thought to be reliable, but the reader should not assume the data is official, final or more than an approximation. The Arkansas Assessment Coordination Division does not warrant or attest to the accuracy of the information contained herein and does not assume responsibility for errors, including good faith data entry errors. Please contact the appropriate County Clerk if you have questions questions about the millage rates for any taxing unit. *Denotes those counties that did not respond to AACD's request for information. Please contact the appropriate County Clerk for information. 2 See pages 2 and 84 for disclaimer. AVERAGE MILLAGE BY COUNTY Approved in School Elections September 2017 Average School District Average City Average Average County Millage Total County Total Overall Total Arkansas 37.67 4.07 9.15 49.26 Ashley 38.89 5.49 7.21 49.94 Baxter 34.46 4.49 8.50 45.66 Benton 44.06 4.75 8.29 56.17 Boone 37.26 3.77 5.60 45.12 Bradley 38.43 3.80 9.40 49.73 Calhoun 36.44 5.35 8.30 47.80 Carroll 36.88 4.38 12.38 50.61 Chicot 38.16 3.20 10.00 49.53 Clark 40.95 5.06 7.10 50.78 Clay 34.79 5.00 10.00 48.54 Cleburne 35.71 4.75 5.10 42.84 Cleveland 38.24 3.90 9.00 48.54 Columbia 35.33 4.65 9.00 46.92 Conway 38.70 4.63 9.80 50.18 Craighead 38.72 2.11 7.62 47.69 Crawford 39.96 3.18 7.30 49.31 Crittenden 44.23 4.35 5.36 53.25 Cross 39.93 3.95 9.50 51.69 Dallas 39.40 2.90 8.30 48.94 Desha 40.32 3.74 1.20 43.91 Drew 40.63 1.78 5.70 47.22 Faulkner 39.90 3.54 8.30 50.15 Franklin 37.08 5.25 9.40 49.11 Fulton 33.25 4.27 6.00 41.97 Garland 40.43 0.93 3.60 44.37 Grant 39.33 3.38 9.00 50.01 Greene 36.61 2.10 5.60 43.47 Hempstead 34.10 4.09 7.20 44.03 Hot Spring 42.07 3.92 9.00 52.54 Howard 37.38 3.36 6.60 45.47 Independence 38.47 3.97 8.60 49.41 Izard 37.91 4.08 7.70 48.11 Jackson 36.72 4.08 8.00 47.78 Jefferson 39.23 7.64 9.03 53.35 3 See pages 2 and 84 for disclaimer. Average School District Average City Average Average County Millage Total County Total Overall Total Johnson 38.56 4.02 10.30 50.72 Lafayette 34.33 5.30 9.00 46.87 Lawrence 35.29 1.36 9.00 45.22 Lee 29.69 5.17 8.40 41.96 Lincoln 39.15 3.00 9.00 49.65 Little River 39.20 1.88 6.20 46.23 Logan 38.16 2.34 7.90 47.29 Lonoke 42.71 3.92 6.40 51.42 Madison 37.22 2.80 9.00 47.15 Marion 36.44 4.60 8.90 47.43 Miller 41.93 7.73 6.30 52.09 Mississippi 39.34 4.08 9.70 51.91 Monroe 36.73 4.19 8.40 47.22 Montgomery 33.18 3.80 8.30 43.85 Nevada 34.06 5.00 8.30 45.55 Newton 36.06 3.75 9.00 46.13 Ouachita 37.65 5.83 8.36 49.20 Perry 38.14 3.77 8.60 49.38 Phillips 39.45 5.33 10.70 53.71 Pike 38.97 4.67 3.30 44.82 Poinsett 38.61 4.14 5.81 46.78 Polk 37.89 2.08 6.90 46.18 Pope 42.26 0.52 4.50 46.88 Prairie 35.88 5.00 10.00 48.38 Pulaski 44.13 7.36 9.50 58.69 Randolph 34.29 2.17 6.00 41.37 St Francis 33.06 3.30 6.20 41.80 Saline 40.05 3.69 9.70 51.78 Scott 36.90 5.15 2.80 41.17 Searcy 36.60 2.45 12.00 49.83 Sebastian 40.10 5.86 8.45 52.36 Sevier 37.20 4.08 7.30 46.35 Sharp 34.33 3.99 5.85 42.43 Stone 33.52 1.80 7.30 41.42 Union 39.12 5.36 7.80 50.22 Van Buren 36.10 3.45 7.30 44.78 Washington 42.40 5.22 6.37 52.47 White 37.43 2.29 4.10 43.01 Woodruff 36.09 5.28 9.00 47.73 Yell 37.26 5.33 9.00 49.46 State Averages 37.88 4.01 7.77 47.92 Note: Average of per County average 4 See pages 2 and 84 for disclaimer. Arkansas County TOTAL MILLAGE RATES School County Overall School District City Name Total City Total Total Total DeWitt #1 Northern (Rural) 38 947 Almyra (Northern) 38 1.2 9 48.2 Humphrey (Northern) 38 5 952 Southern (Rural) 38 9.3 47.3 DeWitt (Southern) 38 5 9.3 52.3 Gillett (Southern) 38 5 9.3 52.3 St. Charles (Southern) 38 5 9.3 52.3 Stuttgart #22 Northern (Rural) 36.9 9 45.9 Stuttgart (Northern) 36.9 3.2 9 49.1 Southern (Rural) 36.9 9.3 46.2 Arkansas County Avgs: 37.67 4.07 9.15 49.26 CITY MILLAGE BREAKDOWN City City City City Name Cap Outlay City Gen City Fire Police City Misc Library City Bond City Park Total Almyra 1.2 1.2 DeWitt 5 5 DeWitt (Southern District) 1.3 1.3 Gillett 5 5 Humphrey 5 5 St. Charles 5 5 Stuttgart 2.2 0.5 0.5 3.2 Stuttgart (Northern District) 11 SCHOOL DISTRICT MILLAGE BREAKDOWN School School School Other District School District M&O Other M&O Bond Bond Total DeWitt School District 25 13 38 Stuttgart School District 25 2.5 9.4 36.9 COUNTY MILLAGE BREAKDOWN Cnty Road County County County County County County County County City/rural Allot To City Gen Road Misc Library Hospital College Total Arkansas Southern City 1.5 5 1.5 1.3 9.3 Northern City 1.5 5 1.5 1 9 Southern Rural 5 3 1.3 9.3 Northern Rural 53 1 9 Fringe Districts: DeWitt School District fringes from Arkansas County to Jefferson County. Consolidations: Gillett #66 & Humphrey #33 consolidated with DeWitt #1. Notes: 5 See pages 2 and 84 for disclaimer. Ashley County TOTAL MILLAGE RATES School County Overall School District City Name Total City Total Total Total Crossett #52 Rural 39.97 7.3 47.27 Crossett 39.97 7.7 6.4 54.07 Hamburg #51 Rural 39.5 7.3 46.8 Ftn. Hill 39.5 5 7.3 51.8 Hamburg 39.5 5 7.3 51.8 Parkdale 39.5 5 7.3 51.8 Portland 39.5 5.4 7.3 52.2 Wilmot 39.5 5 7.3 51.8 Montrose/Lakeside Rural 36 7.3 43.3 Montrose 36 5.3 7.3 48.6 Ashley County Avgs: 38.89 5.49 7.21 49.94 CITY MILLAGE BREAKDOWN City City City City Name Cap Outlay City Gen City Fire Police City Misc Library City Bond City Park Total Crossett 5 0.3 2.4 7.7 Ftn. Hill 5 5 Hamburg 5 5 Montrose 5 0.3 5.3 Parkdale 5 5 Portland 5 0.4 5.4 Wilmot 5 5 SCHOOL DISTRICT MILLAGE BREAKDOWN School School School Other District School District M&O Other M&O Bond Bond Total Crossett School District 25 13.97 1 39.97 Hamburg School District 25 10.5 4 39.5 Montrose/Lakeside School District 25 7 436 COUNTY MILLAGE BREAKDOWN Cnty Road County County County County County County County County City/rural Allot To City Gen Road Misc Library Hospital College Total Ashley City 0.7 5 0.7 0.9 7.3 Rural 5 1.4 0.9 7.3 Fringe Districts: Hamburg School District fringes from Ashley County to Chicot County and Drew County. Lakeside School District fringes from Chicot County to Ashley County. Consolidations: Ftn. Hill Special consolidated with Hamburg #51. Voluntary Millages: Notes: The city of Crossett does not collect on Co. Library levy of 0.9 mill. City Road Tax is divided by half with the exception of Hamburg City which receives 2/3.
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