July 1 is the start of the 2026 fiscal year and that means new budgets are in affect for all the local municipalities.
Williamson Scene has rounded up all the local changes in budgets and tax rates, an important part of this year's budget discussions since it is the year that property assessors are reevaluating property taxes. Take a look at all the local stories at the links below.
Williamson County
County Commission also voted to bring all county employees to 75th compensation percentile
Brentwood
City passes $121 million budget with decrease in property tax by $0.10
Fairview
FY26 budget adds several new positions while maintaining a revenue-neutral tax
Franklin
After stalemate in votes, Aldermen Patrick Baggett and Clyde Barnhill agree to compromise
Despite lower property valuations, taxes will likely remain the same, with additional funds for roads, capital projects
Nolensville
City officials expressed need for additional property tax revenue to make up for low sales tax funds
Property tax increase planned for 2026 budget as town officials talk need for service improvements and road projects to continue
Spring Hill
City reports slight increase in revenues, decrease in expenditures for balanced FY26 budget
Thompson's Station
Town plans to invest over seven million in capital improvements over the next year
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