Indian Head Park board adopts $1.48 million 2025 property tax levy
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The Indian Head Park Board of Trustees voted 5-0 Nov. 13 to adopt a 2025 property tax levy of $1,478,444, a 4.9% increase over last year. Village officials said the levy captures a 2.9% CPI adjustment and new assessed-value growth to fund core services and debt obligations.
The Indian Head Park Board of Trustees voted unanimously Nov. 13 to adopt the village’s 2025 property tax levy, setting the levy at $1,478,444.
Village Administrator Gavin told the board the levy reflects a 4.9% increase over the prior year’s extension of $1,409,384 and “will capture the 2.9% consumer price index increase and any new growth in EAV” for properties in Indian Head Park. He said the levy will support core services and debt obligations, including public safety, insurance, IMRF and general operations.
The motion to approve the ordinance was made, seconded and passed by roll call, 5-0. Trustees recorded their votes individually during the roll call; no nay votes or abstentions were recorded.
Gavin did not provide a detailed homeowner impact by tax bill in the meeting transcript, but said the finance committee directed the extension and that staff will incorporate levy decisions into the 2026 budget discussions. The board’s next formal budget goal-setting process is scheduled for January 2026, when Gavin said he will present preliminary recommendations.
The board moved on to other agenda items after the vote; no amendments or conditions were recorded at the meeting.