San Tan Valley sales tax rates passed 6-1 on the town's first day apart from Pinal County. Shoppers pay 2.25% starting October 1; groceries wait until January 2027.

The San Tan Valley draft budget for FY 2026-27 totals $79.1 million, with a Queen Creek payoff, a TPT rollout, and a permanent base adjustment vote ahead.

San Tan Valley Town Council heard a draft impact fee study that would charge developers for future road and park capacity. A public hearing is scheduled for June 3.

San Tan Valley council unanimously adopted a $14,725,000 interim budget on April 1, 2026, giving the new town authority to spend its own revenue for the first time through June 30.

San Tan Valley Town Council discussed TPT rates in February and approved two administrative agreements on March 4. Here's what was decided and what comes next.

San Tan Valley Council received TPT information January 21st, 2026. Staff will research tax options. No action was taken.

San Tan Valley clarifies TPT tax is based on street address, not ZIP code. Residents can report errors to sellers or the town for investigation.

San Tan Valley Town Council heard resident concerns about sales tax collection at its November 19 meeting. Future planning items were also discussed.