At their November 17th meeting, the Board of Supervisors will discuss the draft 2027 budget. The meeting begins at 7 pm.
For the first time in 15 years, the budget includes a Township real estate tax increase to cover inflationary increases, expected debt service for construction of a new Public Works garage, and funding for fire companies. The average home in Lower Gwynedd is worth $966,000 and would pay $117 more for Township real estate taxes in 2027. A home worth $500,000 would pay $60 more in 2027. The increase equates to a 1% increase in overall real estate taxes.
The public is welcome to attend the meeting and provide input. The final 2027 budget must be approved at the Board of Supervisors’ December 8th meeting.


