Expiring Millages: What’s Set to Sunset?

The LaSalle Parish Assessor’s Office has compiled a list of all millages set to expire between now and 2030, including those for roads, schools, fire protection, recreation, and more.

Millages are voter-approved property tax rates that fund local services. While the assessor’s job is to determine your property’s value, millage rates—and whether they’re renewed—are determined by public vote. Most of these millages will go before voters before their expiration dates.

Here is the list of millages set to expire:

• 2026: Road District #3 (Old Millage) at 4.74 mills, generating $129,523 in taxes, and School District #1A (M&O) at 1.98 mills, generating $254,848.

• 2027: Whitehall Fire District at 7.16 mills, generating $37,435, and Rogers-Nebo Fire District at 4.82 mills, generating $94,875.

• 2028: Garbage District #1 at 0.00 mills, generating $0, and School District #1A (M&O) at 16.58 mills, generating $2.13 million.

• 2029: Ambulance District #1 at 3.86 mills, generating $496,821; Recreation District #5 at 4.69 mills, generating $96,378; Recreation District #10 at 14.51 mills, generating $74,442; Little Creek Searcy Fire District at 14.69 mills, generating $92,741; Summerville-Rosefield Fire Dist. at 15.48 mills, generating $128,011; Road District #4 at 7.19 mills, generating $60,811; Road District #7 at 7.39 mills, generating $152,433; Road District #9 at 6.74 mills, generating $42,388; School District #1A (Support) at 8.30 mills, generating $1.06 million; and Council on Aging at 0.80 mills, generating $102,968.

• 2030: Road District #1 at 7.71 mills, generating $61,123.