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City of Fayetteville Homestead Exemption Referendum

Fayetteville city, Georgia
My vote power: High

What does this measure do?

Supports: Cost of Living Reduction

Creates a city property-tax break for Fayetteville homeowners when tax collections grow enough to fund it. Your savings would depend on city collections and council choices; county and school taxes would stay unchanged.

Read the official ballot measure

Proposed by: Georgia General Assembly (House Bill 1581, Rep. Josh Bonner and others)

Rep. Bonner is a Fayetteville Republican (House District 73). Co-sponsor Mathiak is a Republican; Jackson and Bazemore are Democrats. The bill gives city homeowners a tax break.

Source: en.wikipedia.org

A YES vote means

Offer relief from 2027 only if growth in city property-tax collections exceeds the entire amount collected in 2025. Let council members set an equal break for each eligible home using money from that growth.

A NO vote means

Keep current city tax breaks without adding this one. Leave the extra tax money available for city spending.

Sources: fayetteville-ga.gov23