Guadalupe County’s adopted fiscal 2027 budget lists a 2026 county property-tax rate of $0.3493 per $100 of taxable value.
At a fixed $300,000 taxable value, the county rate would produce $1,047.90, up $56.70 from the prior rate. The illustration holds taxable value constant so homeowners can see the effect of the rate change itself; an actual bill can differ as values and exemptions change.
From the source record
These are parts of one county rate, not separate increases.
The previous total county rate was $0.3304 per $100 of taxable value. On that same $300,000 taxable value, it would have produced $991.20 in county tax. At a fixed $100,000 taxable value, the new and prior rates would produce $349.30 and $330.40, respectively, a difference of $18.90.
What changed in the county budget
The adopted budget says it will raise $3,739,540 more property-tax revenue than last year’s budget, a 4.75% increase. It identifies $3,018,691 of the revenue as coming from new property on the tax roll. Those are countywide budget figures, not the increase on a particular homeowner’s bill.