Modifies provisions governing local property tax ballot questions, real property assessments, and property tax levies

Summary

HB 2651 repeals dozens of existing sections of Missouri law that govern local property‑tax ballot questions, assessments, and levies, and substitutes a new set of statutes. Among the new provisions, a county that contains a city of 300,000+ residents could, with voter approval, levy a modest property tax to fund law‑enforcement services, and cities or counties could create neighborhood improvement districts after a voter vote. The measure failed to pass.

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