Mosquito abatement district seeks $80,000 more in property tax; hearing set for Thursday
The proposed increase would add $2.10 a year to the district's tax on a $545,000 home.
NORTH LOGAN - The Cache Mosquito Abatement District wants to collect about $80,000 more in property tax a year and will take public comment on the plan Thursday, Nov. 12, according to its notice of proposed tax increase on the Utah Public Notice Website.
If the district's proposed budget is approved, its property tax revenue would rise 14.88% above last year's budgeted amount, not counting eligible new growth, the notice says.
For a $545,000 home, the district's share of the tax bill would go from $14.09 to $16.19, an increase of $2.10 a year. For a business valued at $545,000, it would go from $25.62 to $29.43, or $3.81 more a year.
The hearing starts at 7 p.m. in the Bear River Health Department conference room, 85 E. 1800 N. People may attend in person or online; the notice lists a Zoom link. The notice does not give reasons for the increase, which the district says it will explain at the hearing. Questions go to the district at 435-764-6839.
Why this matters
Thursday's hearing is the public's chance to hear the district's reasons and comment before the board decides.
Source: Cache Mosquito Abatement District tax increase hearing notice (PMN 1118451) and Notice of Proposed Tax Increase 2027 (PDF), Utah Public Notice Website, opened Nov. 11, 2026.