Guadalupe County's 2026 tax notes carry $19.725 million in principal outstanding as of Oct. 1, 2026, according to its fiscal 2027 debt schedule.
For county taxpayers, the adopted budget lists a fiscal 2027 debt tax rate of $0.0212 per $100 of value, compared with $0.0120 for fiscal 2026. The comparison is between annual fiscal-year debt tax rates. The change is in the debt rate; these records do not establish the change in any particular owner's bill.
From the source record
Annual principal and interest; later-year figures are rounded in the retained schedule notes.
The schedule puts fiscal 2027 payments on the 2026 notes at $1.5 million in principal and $914,944.44 in interest, a total of $2,414,944.44.
What the borrowing covers
The county issued $20 million in Tax Notes, Series 2026, in May 2026 for a broad list of county capital and public safety purposes. The listed purposes include county buildings and a law enforcement center, an animal shelter, roads and bridges, low-water crossings and drainage, public safety facilities and a fire station, fire equipment and vehicles, land and easements, information technology, and related professional and financing costs. Those are authorized purposes for the borrowing; the debt schedule gives series-wide payment amounts.