Canyons School District’s board votes for a property tax increase, because of inflation

A unanimous vote adds more money to the school district’s coffers, while residents complain about a yearly tax increase.

(Sorina Szakacs| The Salt Lake Tribune) Residents gather in front of the Canyons School District after the board meeting to increase property taxes on Aug. 5, 2025.

Canyons School District’s board votes for a property tax increase, because of inflation

A unanimous vote adds more money to the school district’s coffers, while residents complain about a yearly tax increase.

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