Enter your property's assessed value to compare Lewis County Fire Protection District 6's current regular property tax levy to what it would be if voters approve the proposed permanent lid lift on the November 3, 2026 ballot.
Reflects Lewis County Fire Protection District 6's regular property tax levy only. Does not include any other levies, including County, Roads, City, Fire, State, Port levies.
Washington taxing districts don't set a tax rate directly — they certify a total dollar budget to collect, and the rate is the result of dividing that budget by the district's total assessed value. For 2026 (taxes payable in 2026), Lewis County Fire Protection District 6 certified a regular levy budget of , which produced a rate of per $1,000 of assessed value district-wide. Your estimate above applies that certified rate to your own property's assessed value — it's your share of that district-wide budget.
This tool estimates Lewis County Fire Protection District 6's regular property tax levy only — one line among several on a property tax bill (which may include other levies, including County, Roads, City, Fire, State, Port levies). The $0.793454 per $1,000 rate reflects the district's certified 2026 regular levy budget of $1,763,677.60 divided across the district's total assessed value; because Washington is a budget-based system, this rate will be recalculated each year as assessed values change, even with no change in budget. The proposed lid lift would become the base for future levy limit calculations if approved. For details on how Lewis County Fire Protection District 6 plans to use these funds, see the official ballot measure language. For official assessment and levy information, see the Lewis County Assessor's Office.
*The proposed collection amount shown is an estimate based on the rate increase applied to current assessed values. All levies are certified to the Assessor at the end of the year, so the actual 2027 amount won't be finalized until then, once final assessed values, new construction, and budget certifications are complete.