Enter your home's assessed value to see the estimated cost of the proposed bond, side by side with everyday expenses.
This isn't a separate bill. It's rolled into your regular property tax statement, and most homeowners pay it automatically through their mortgage escrow — not as a separate out-of-pocket payment.
The estimated bond cost stacked against common monthly expenses for an average family of four.
Your assessed value is likely well below what your home would sell for today — Oregon law caps assessed value growth at 3% per year regardless of market prices, so long-time owners typically pay less than a quick guess based on home prices would suggest.
Based on the estimated bond tax rate of $2.83 per $1,000 of assessed value — a 34% reduction from the outgoing 2006 bond rate of $4.28, which sunsets in November 2026. A $400,000 assessed-value home would pay approximately $1,132/year (~$94/month). Comparison figures are estimates for an average family of four in this area, for illustration only — actual costs will vary by household. This tool provides estimates only and is not a substitute for your official property tax statement.