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1 Tax Burden-Sales and Ad Valorem Source: County Assessor, County Fiscal Office, & Oklahoma Tax Commission Entity 2012 Property 2012 Sales 2012 Total 2017 Property 2017 Sales 2017 Total Per Capita Per Capita Tax Burden Per Capita Per Capita Tax Burden Jenks $1, $ $1, $1, $ $1, Tulsa $1, $ $1, $1, $ $1, Bixby $1, $ $1, $1, $ $1, Owasso $ $ $1, $ $ $1, Sand Springs $ $ $1, $ $ $1, Broken Arrow (Wagoner & Tulsa) $ $ $1, $ $ $1, Glenpool $ $ $1, $ $ $1, Collinsville $ $ $ $ $ $ Skiatook $ $ $ $ $ $ Sperry $ $ $ $ $ $ Incorporated City Average $ $ $1, $ $ $1, Tulsa County (Jail) $40.18 $40.50 Tulsa County (4 to Fix) $0.00 $0.00 Tulsa County (Vision 2025) $96.44 $17.82 Tulsa County (CJA Jail) $0.00 $4.21 Tulsa County (Juvenile Center) $0.00 $6.64 Tulsa County (Use Tax) $9.96 $6.52 Tulsa County (Vision 2) $0.00 $6.61 Countywide Burden $ $ $1, $ $ $1, Note: Calculations are not additive to the total burden! 1 of 14 Revised Printed
2 Sales & Use Tax Growth Source: County Fiscal Office & Oklahoma Tax Commission Entity FY FY Sales & Use Tax Tax Rate Sales & Use Tax Tax Rate 2018 vs Bixby $8,580, % $13,484, % 157% Broken Arrow (Wagoner & Tulsa) $36,809, % $53,484, % 145% Collinsville $1,579, % $2,359, % 149% Glenpool $5,990, % $9,864, % 165% Jenks $4,949, % $8,069, % 163% Owasso $19,661, % $35,232, % 179% Sand Springs $10,568, % $13,597, % 129% Skiatook $2,746, % $3,891, % 142% Sperry $221, % $282, % 128% Tulsa $248,784, % $307,741, % 124% Incorporated City Averages $33,989, % $44,800, % 132% Tulsa County (Jail) (Sales) 24,808, % 27,561, % 111% Tulsa County (4 to Fix) (Sales) % % 0% Tulsa County (Vision 2025) (Sales) 59,479, % % 0% Tulsa County (CJA Jail) (Sales) % 2,866, % 0% Tulsa County (Juvenile Center) (Sales) % 4,520, % 0% Tulsa County (Vision 2) (Sales) % 5,512, % 0% Tulsa County (1995 Use Tax) ($50,000 to Fairgrounds) (Use) 6,215, % 600, % 10% Tulsa County (1995 Use Tax) (Balance to Jail) (Use) 1,848,672 Tulsa County (CJA Jail) (Use) % 254, % 0% Tulsa County (Juvenile Center) (Use) % 401, % 0% Tulsa County (Vision 2) (Use) % 489, % 0% Countywide Burden 124,492,462 87,006,894 70% Note: Calculations are not additive to the total burden! 2 of 14 Revised Printed
3 ~ Property Taxation Weighted Average Mill Levies Source: Assessor s Office & Oklahoma Tax Commission County/City Tax Dollars Millage County/City Tax Dollars Millage County/City Tax Dollars Millage TULSA COUNTY 771,086, BROKEN ARROW 97,623, JENKS 34,858, CLEVELAND 262,921, SAND SPRINGS 16,065, WASHINGTON 41,723, OKLAHOMA 847,945, MAJOR 34,418, CANADIAN 147,761, CREEK 52,038, WAGONER 53,394, POTTAWATOMIE 38,303, HARMON 2,203, GRADY 56,534, ROGERS 86,625, LOGAN 35,060, GARFIELD 68,794, CADDO 16,275, KIOWA 7,471, LATIMER 5,772, CARTER 43,724, PAWNEE 8,799, PAYNE 81,427, MURRAY 11,393, MUSKOGEE 47,246, NOWATA 5,608, TILLMAN 4,220, KAY 46,047, CUSTER 23,349, OKMULGEE 16,907, MCCLAIN 10,430, LINCOLN 37,109, COMANCHE 66,335, OKFUSKEE 6,355, OSAGE 34,645, WOODWARD 26,027, MAYES 11,199, LOVE 9,072, JEFFERSON 3,530, LEFLORE 21,499, COTTON 3,357, ATOKA 7,676, BLAINE 13,348, CHEROKEE 17,539, HUGHES 11,298, CRAIG 7,799, KINGFISHER 25,563, MARSHALL 17,751, BECKHAM 24,074, DELAWARE 32,927, STEPHENS 30,370, GARVIN 22,757, BRYAN 29,248, of 14 SEQUOYAH 15,542, PONTOTOC 22,095, CHOCTOW 5,578, OTTAWA 13,107, ALFALFA 9,708, PITTSBURG 31,924, HASKELL 4,967, WASHITA 11,801, MCINTOSH 57,599, MCCURTAIN 10,489, JACKSON 11,421, SEMINOLE 14,396, NOBLE 16,058, COAL 8,013, GREER 2,162, ELLIS 9,618, DEWEY 16,449, HARPER 5,339, JOHNSTON 7,199, WOODS 15,897, ADAIR 6,375, PUSHMATAHA 3,817, ROGER MILLS 13,588, CIMARRON 4,013, TEXAS 17,870, GRANT 13,996, BEAVER 13,980, Revised Printed
4 *HUD Median Household Incomes Source: Oklahoma Tax Commission & Housing and Urban Development Description Harmon County $38,700 $40,100 $42,000 $37,400 $37,600 $40,500 Ft. Smith MSA $48,400 $47,000 $46,800 $47,100 $48,700 $49,800 Okmulgee County $46,400 $49,800 $51,200 $51,600 $50,000 $52,500 Oklahoma State Average $50,934 $51,956 $52,291 $54,170 $53,665 $55,482 Oklahoma State Median $50,900 $52,400 $53,400 $55,000 $53,600 $55,900 Washington County $57,300 $58,700 $59,700 $60,300 $60,300 $60,500 **Tulsa County MSA $60,400 $59,700 $59,200 $61,400 $61,900 $63,900 ***Oklahoma County MSA $61,500 $60,000 $61,400 $64,500 $64,400 $67,300 Dallas MSA $70,100 $67,500 $67,900 $70,400 $71,700 $73,400 St. Louis MSA $70,400 $69,200 $67,100 $70,300 $70,300 $74,500 Kansas City, MO & KS MSA $73,300 $71,200 $69,900 $73,300 $72,800 $74,800 Denver MSA $79,300 $77,800 $76,700 $79,900 $80,100 $83,900 * Used to qualify for Senior Valuation Limitation (0% CAP). ** Tulsa Metropolitan Statistical Area includes Creek, Okmulgee, Osage, Pawnee, Rogers & Wagoner Counties. *** Oklahoma MSA includes Canadian, Cleveland, Grady, Lincoln, Logan & McClain Counties. Note: A direct correlation seems to exist. As taxation burden per household increases, the Median Income trends downward for Tulsa County. 4 of 14 Revised Printed
5 Tulsa County Taxes by Type Source: County Assessor s Abstract of Tax Rolls & County Fiscal Office 5 of 14 Revised Printed
6 Tulsa County Homestead History Source: Assessor s Office 6 Year Number as of October 31st Change Improved Residential Parcels 195, , , , , , , % Regular Homesteads 114, , , , , , ,953 <4.7%> Veterans Homesteads 1,404 1,467 1,545 1,618 1,748 1,823 1, % Total Homesteads (Regular & Veterans) 115, , , , , , ,828 <4.3%> Regular Homestead Improved Parcels 58.62% 57.38% 57.40% 56.34% 55.38% 54.26% 53.31% <9.1%> Double Homesteads 6,937 6,650 6,383 6,095 5,795 5,489 5,252 <24.3%> Double Homestead Improved Parcels 3.56% 3.36% 3.23% 3.05% 2.88% 2.71% 2.57% <27.7%> Tulsa County Population 610, , , , , , , % People per Improved Residential Parcel % Revised of 14 Printed
7 Tulsa County: Sheriff and Marshall Deeds Source: Assessor s Office Year Sheriff U.S. Marshall Total , , , , , , , , , , , Year Change -42.6% Note: Tougher Bankruptcy Laws effective Revised of 14 Printed
8 Year Filed Property Taxation 103 Tulsa County: New Tax Parcels Source: Assessor s Office Plats Residential Lots Commercial Lots Exempt Lots , , , , Revised of 14 Printed
9 Tulsa County Ad Valorem Taxes Source: County Treasurer s Office, Tax Roll Report and Public Financials Description Yr Change *Fixed Millage Entities $139,368,379 $141,705,790 $143,432,194 $147,034,125 $154,138,311 $158,389, % Current Assets PY $163,654,770 $161,094,234 $163,213,635 $159,027,489 $168,383,089 $170,522, % EMS District-Glenpool $199,885 $213,695 $214,324 $220,685 $233,843 $247, % Glenpool (3mils) Schools K-12 $357,328,489 $365,696,080 $368,484,739 $387,862,565 $405,040,071 $422,347, % Current Assets PY $532,556,291 $517,451,802 $516,284,539 $515,642,889 $669,544,566 $685,208, % Incorporated Cities (8 of 11) $81,295,116 $83,164,778 $85,005,194 $92,671,931 $97,271,741 $94,128, % Current Assets PY (8) $877,718,626 $918,953,100 $934,503,090 $971,674,578 $1,051,132,733 $1,081,947, % County General Fund $50,665,873 $51,522,443 $52,100,917 $53,409,535 $55,938,483 $57,586, % Current Assets PY $168,982,000 $158,321,000 $161,736,000 $175,390,482 $190,015,616 $229,551, % Grand Total $628,857,743 $642,302,786 $649,237,368 $681,198,841 $712,622,449 $732,699, % Total Current Assets PY $1,742,911,687 $1,755,820,136 $1,775,737,264 $1,821,735,438 $2,079,076,004 $2,167,229, % Note: Property Taxes are approved for collection by action of the Excise Board. * Includes Health, Library, Community College, and Technology Center. Revised of 14 Printed
10 Tulsa County: Ad Valorem Statistics Source: County Treasurer s Office, Tax Roll Report and Public Financials Description Yr Change Countywide Taxes $628,857,742 $642,302,786 $624,997,505 $681,198,841 $712,622,449 $732,699, % Total Current Assets PY $1,742,911,687 $1,755,820,136 $1,775,737,264 $1,821,735,438 $2,079,076,004 $2,167,229, % County Per Capita Income $46,804 $50,611 $52,843 $56,401 $68,833 $57, % Tax Burden Per Capita $1,030 $1,046 $1,004 $1,082 $1,115 $1, % Tax Per Square Mile $1,101,327 $1,124,874 $1,094,567 $1,192,993 $1,248,025 $1,283, % People per Improved Residential Parcel % Median Income per Household $59,300 $59,600 $60,400 $59,700 $59,200 $61, % Revised of 14 Printed
11 Tulsa County Ad Valorem Taxes: Fixed Millage Entities Source: County Treasurer s Office, Tax Roll Report and Public Financials Description Yr Change City-County Health $12,855,166 $13,011,777 $13,338,539 $13,983,011 $14,373,576 $15,035, % Current Assets PY $11,073,422 $12,002,422 $13,319,759 $14,963,856 $15,930,059 $18,106,598 Employees % City-County Library $26,507,553 $26,830,487 $27,504,274 $28,833,186 $29,627,474 $30,993, % Current Assets PY $28,844,223 $29,183,598 $26,548,390 $22,890,131 $20,719,742 $22,129, % Employees % TCC $35,924,712 $36,362,414 $37,275,529 $39,076,555 $40,153,024 $42,004, % - Sinking Fund $3 $44 $0 $0 $0 $0 - General Fund $35,924,709 $36,362,370 $37,275,529 $39,076,555 $40,153,024 $42,004,915 Current Assets PY $51,004,707 $58,206,426 $55,396,913 $54,745,646 $48,737,887 $47,181, % Employees 2,737 2,538 2,570 1,839 2,015 2, % TTC $66,418,360 $67,227,516 $68,915,784 $72,245,558 $74,235,757 $77,659, % - Building Fund $25,361,549 $25,670,522 $26,315,179 $27,586,639 $28,346,587 $29,653,955 - General Fund $41,056,810 $41,556,994 $42,600,604 $44,658,920 $45,889,170 $48,005,617 Current Assets PY $70,171,882 $63,821,189 $63,762,427 $75,783,456 $85,134,491 $93,461, % Employees ,027 1,038 1, % New Taxes $141,705,790 $143,432,194 $147,034,125 $154,138,311 $158,389,831 $165,693, % Current Assets PY $161,094,234 $163,213,635 $159,027,489 $168,383,089 $170,522,179 $180,879, % Employees 4,186 4,020 4,091 3,440 3,638 3, % Analysis Funds Available $302,800,024 $306,645,829 $306,061,614 $322,521,400 $328,912,010 $346,573, % Funds per Employee $72,336 $76,280 $74,813 $93,756 $90,410 $92, % Burden per Capita $231 $230 $234 $241 $246 $ % 11 of 14 Revised Printed
12 Tulsa County Ad Valorem Taxes: Public Schools K-12 Source: County Treasurer s Office, Tax Roll Report and Public Financials Description Yr Change Sinking Fund (Bonds) $131,748,670 $133,816,451 $135,508,027 $149,131,479 $155,518,215 $165,432, % ADA Levy (4 mills) $23,598,608 $25,164,274 $24,239,863 $24,929,251 $25,924,768 $26,828, % Building Fund (5 mills) $25,247,651 $25,839,419 $26,092,106 $26,725,229 $27,949,636 $28,760, % General Fund (35 mills) $176,733,560 $180,875,936 $182,644,743 $187,076,605 $195,647,453 $201,325, % New Taxes Total $357,328,489 $365,696,080 $368,484,739 $387,862,565 $405,040,071 $422,347, % Current Assets PY $532,556,291 $517,451,802 $516,284,539 $515,642,889 $669,544,566 $685,208, % School District Acreage 365, , , , , , % Students 113, , , , , , % Employees 8,029 8,113 8,242 8,402 8,521 8, % Analysis - Funds per Acre $978 $1,001 $1,008 $1,061 $1,108 $1, % - Funds per Student $3,149 $3,184 $3,154 $3,290 $3,408 $3, % - Funds per Employee $44,505 $45,075 $44,708 $46,163 $47,534 $51, % - Burden per Capita $585 $596 $592 $616 $634 $ % 12 of 14 Revised Printed
13 Tulsa County Ad Valorem Taxes: Incorporated Cities/Townships Source: County Treasurer s Office, Tax Roll Report and Public Financials Entity Yr Change Glenpool $2,088 $1,242 $1,413 $5 $3 $ % Current Assets PY $36,691,205 $17,254,595 $17,101,133 $6,886,825 $3,838,383 $4,207,283 Population 10,938 11,411 11,617 11,855 13,225 13,479 Employees Sand Springs $1,127,419 $1,322,190 $817,745 $1,991,508 $1,597,622 $1,632, % Current Assets PY $29,308,000 $32,951,000 $65,185,000 $67,651,000 $57,702,000 $61,746,000 Population 19,140 19,101 19,339 19,553 19,783 19,822 Employees Jenks $2,712,227 $2,694,851 $2,664,754 $3,982,663 $3,902,069 $3,913, % Current Assets PY $60,293,711 $60,803,431 $63,283,900 $76,060,610 $78,776,350 $75,546,837 Population 17,130 18,059 18,670 19,951 20,740 21,812 Employees Sapulpa $56,639 $55,444 $44,526 $71,946 $57,388 $132, % Current Assets PY $22,148,000 $19,108,000 $18,885,000 $13,323,000 $21,201,000 $20,593,000 Population Employees Bixby $2,644,675 $2,714,940 $2,830,133 $2,759,479 $2,847,417 $2,726, % Current Assets PY $35,960,825 $30,625,000 $30,480,986 $33,369,545 $36,274,000 $42,267,000 Population 21,137 22,580 23,228 24,008 24,657 25,333 Employees Owasso $109,244 $142,039 $121,531 $139,198 $121,760 $89, % Current Assets PY $20,163,885 $19,986,074 $18,150,071 $21,713,598 $23,593,000 $26,324,000 Population 29,854 31,453 32,472 33,773 34,542 35,784 Employees Tulsa $64,274,505 $65,810,393 $66,676,798 $72,086,106 $76,778,299 $73,078, % Current Assets PY $599,658,000 $640,544,000 $653,279,000 $695,561,000 $762,229,000 $764,396,000 Population 396, , , , , ,090 Employees 4,075 4,025 4,051 4,075 3,791 3,790 Broken Arrow $10,368,319 $10,423,679 $11,848,294 $11,641,028 $11,967,181 $12,556, % Current Assets PY $73,495,000 $97,681,000 $68,138,000 $57,109,000 $67,519,000 $86,867,000 Population 100, , , , , ,403 Employees New Tax $81,295,116 $83,164,778 $85,005,194 $92,671,931 $97,271,741 $94,128, % Current Assets PY $877,718,626 $918,953,100 $934,503,090 $971,674,578 $1,051,132,733 $1,081,947,120 Population 594, , , , , ,790 Employees 5,708 5,724 5,770 5,822 5,607 5,711 Analysis Funds Available $959,013,742 $1,002,117,878 $1,019,508,284 $1,064,346,509 $1,148,404,474 $1,176,075, % Funds per Employee $168,012 $174,555 $179,998 $182,815 $204,743 $205, % Tax Burden per Capita $137 $139 $140 $151 $156 $ % Note: Three towns Collinsville, Sperry, and Skiatook do not have a sinking fund. 13 of 14 Revised Printed
14 Tulsa County Ad Valorem Taxes: County General Fund Source: County Treasurer s Office, Tax Roll Report and Public Financials Description Yr Change County Operations $51,522,443 $52,100,917 $53,409,535 $55,938,483 $57,586,835 $60,257, % Current Assets PY $158,321,000 $161,736,000 $175,390,482 $190,015,616 $229,551,287 $193,878, % Employees 1,502 1,511 1,466 1,633 1,554 1, % Population 613, , , , , , % Analysis Funds Available per Employee $34,303 $34,481 $36,432 $34,255 $37,057 $39, % Burden per Capita $84 $84 $85 $88 $90 $ % 14 of 14 Revised Printed
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