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Annual Budgets
The City of Greenville Budgets are available for download:
Property Tax – City of Greenville Only (Rates expressed per $100 of taxable assessed property value):
Tax Year 2021
Maintenance & Operations (M&O)
$0.328837
N/A
Interest & Sinking Fund (I&S)
$0.260163
N/A
TOTAL RATE
$0.589000
Sales & Use Tax – Within City Limits of Greenville Only:
State of Texas
6.25%
Hunt County
0.50%
City of Greenville**
1.50%
TOTAL RATE
8.25%
** Includes 0.125% earmarked for economic development activities as administered by the
Greenville Economic Development Corporation
Hotel/Motel Occupancy Tax – City of Greenville Only:
State of Texas
6.00%
City of Greenville
7.00%
TOTAL RATE
13.00%
Monthly Sales & Use Tax Revenue Comparison By Year
Those doing business within Greenville's City limits generate sales and use taxes on goods and services
that they sell, which they collect and remit to the State Comptroller on a periodic basis. In turn, the State
Comptroller processes and submits the City’s portion of those taxes within two months of the end of the
respective reporting period.
Local Hotel/Motel Occupancy Tax Collection History
The hotel/motel occupancy tax covers hotels, motels, and bed and breakfasts. The State Comptroller's
office collects and administers the state hotel tax, while the City of Greenville is responsible for collecting
its own local hotel tax. Local establishments remit the local taxes they collect to the City on a monthly basis.
Public Information Requests
How to Request Public Information
(Courtesy of the Texas Attorney General’s website)
While there is no strict form required to request public information, there are certain guidelines that must be met. We have set forth the following tips to help you make a successful Public Information Act request.
Tips for Successful Open Records Requests:
1. Your request must be in writing. Only written requests trigger a governmental body's obligations under the Public Information Act.
2. Your request should be for documents or other information that is already in existence. Governmental bodies are not required to answer questions, perform legal research, or comply with a continuing request to supply information on a periodic basis as such information is prepared in the future.
3. We recommend that all requests be sent by U.S. mail and that a copy of the original request and proof of its receipt by the governmental body be kept.
4. We recommend that all requests be addressed to the Officer for Public Information or the chief administrative officer of the governmental body. Requests made by facsimile or electronic mail must be addressed to the Officer for Public Information or the chief administrative officer in order to trigger an obligation under the Public Information Act.
5. If you believe that a governmental body has not responded as required by the Public Information Act, we recommend that you contact the Open Records Division Hotline at (512) 478-6736 or toll-free (877) 673-6839, your local District Attorney, or local County Attorney.
For more information, please visit the Texas Attorney General's website,
If you need to view or obtain copies of public information in the custody of the City of Greenville please contact the City Secretary using any of these methods:
IN-PERSON:
Municipal Building 2821 Washington St Greenville, TX 75401
BY MAIL:
Municipal Building 2821 Washington St Greenville, TX 75401
The City of Greenville is a recipient of the Government Finance Officers Association of the United States and Canada (GFOA) Distinguished Budget Presentation Award. In order to receive this award, a governmental unit must publish a budget document that meets program criteria as a policy document, as a financial plan, as an operations guide, and as a communications device. The City is also a recipient of the Certificate of Achievement for Excellence in Financial Reporting by GFOA for its comprehensive annual financial report. Many specific criteria must be met to receive these awards, and meticulous document review by panels of subject matter experts takes place. Both awards are the highest forms of recognition for the budget and financial reporting documents offered by the GFOA, and the City strives to continue receiving these awards every year. Together, the award and the certificate are evidence of the Finance department’s dedication to producing documents which effectively communicate the City’s financial condition to elected officials, city administrators and the general public.
