Collected and spent
In 2023, Tuscaloosa City School District spent about $166.8M. This is a Census of Governments estimate across all of its funds.
Spent
$166.8M
Fiscal year 2023 · Census of Governments estimate, all funds · spending
Where the money comes from
One tax.
Property tax
$2.1 per $100 of value
Source · Alabama Department of Revenue — Property Tax Division, Tuscaloosa City Schools 2024 — 21 mills total school tax on 10% assessed value inside the city. Read on June 9, 2026.
Details
Tuscaloosa City Schools 2024 — 21 mills total school tax on 10% assessed value inside the city (5.5 countywide + 15.5 district), per the Alabama Dept. of Revenue October 2024 millage bookWhere it goes
Three service lines.
Schools
$128.8M
Public works
$30.2M
General government
$7.8M
Bars in both tables share one scale. Hatched lines pay for past obligations, not current services.
Source · NCES F-33 FY23 - Estimated service split source. Read on October 20, 2026.
Who decides
Not on file yet.
When decisions happen
Not on file yet.
How to reach it
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Also on this tax bill
A Tuscaloosa City School District address pays these governments too.
On every bill in Tuscaloosa City School District
Sources
What it is
Alabama Department of Revenue — Property Tax Division, Tuscaloosa City Schools 2024 — 21 mills total school tax on 10% assessed value inside the city. Read on June 9, 2026.
Details
Tuscaloosa City Schools 2024 — 21 mills total school tax on 10% assessed value inside the city (5.5 countywide + 15.5 district), per the Alabama Dept. of Revenue October 2024 millage bookSpent
NCES F-33 FY23 - Estimated service split source. Read on October 20, 2026.
Taxes
Alabama Department of Revenue — Property Tax Division, Tuscaloosa City Schools 2024 — 21 mills total school tax on 10% assessed value inside the city. Read on June 9, 2026.
Details
Tuscaloosa City Schools 2024 — 21 mills total school tax on 10% assessed value inside the city (5.5 countywide + 15.5 district), per the Alabama Dept. of Revenue October 2024 millage bookTo act on what you have read
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