From the 2026 Utah Voter Guide, for the November 3, 2026 general election. Kept as published, with results added.
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Ballot Proposition #10: Roy City Referendum
Roy City Referendum on Increased Property Taxes
Last updated
What happened
Canceled
The referendum failed to gather enough signatures, so votes on ballots for the referendum were not counted.
In plain English
Roy City is asking voters to decide, through a citizen-led referendum, whether to keep or reject the City Council's already-approved 34.25% property tax increase, which raises about $1.75 million a year for the city and costs the average $439,000 Roy home about $11 more per month.
A yes vote
A yes vote would uphold the City Council's 34.25% property tax increase, keeping it in effect and continuing to raise the roughly $1.75 million a year in additional revenue.
A no vote
A no vote would reject the City Council's 34.25% property tax increase, blocking it from taking effect and eliminating the roughly $1.75 million a year in additional revenue it would have raised for the City's budget.
How it reads on your ballot
Shall the City of Roy be authorized to levy a tax rate in the amount sufficient to generate an increased property tax revenue of $1,749,050 for fiscal year 2027 as budgeted, adopted, and approved by the City of Roy?