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Flint City School District

Flint City School District is a school district in Michigan.

Collected and spent

In 2023, Flint City School District spent about $72.8M. This is a Census of Governments estimate across all of its funds.

Spent
$72.8M
Fiscal year 2023 · Census of Governments estimate, all funds · spending

Where the money comes from

One tax.

Property tax
$0.4 per $100 of value
Source · Genesee County Equalization Department, Genesee County 2024 Tax Apportionment Report. Read on June 9, 2026.
DetailsGenesee County 2024 Tax Apportionment Report — Flint Community Schools homestead levy: building & site sinking fund 1.1796 + voted debt 2.8200 = 3.9996 mills (18-mill operating is non-homestead-only; SET is the state layer)

Where it goes

Three service lines.

Schools
$48.3M
Public works
$19.8M
General government
$4.7M

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

Not on file yet.

Also on this tax bill

A Flint City School District address pays these governments too.

On every bill in Flint City School District

Sources

What it is
Genesee County Equalization Department, Genesee County 2024 Tax Apportionment Report. Read on June 9, 2026.
DetailsGenesee County 2024 Tax Apportionment Report — Flint Community Schools homestead levy: building & site sinking fund 1.1796 + voted debt 2.8200 = 3.9996 mills (18-mill operating is non-homestead-only; SET is the state layer)
Spent
Taxes
Genesee County Equalization Department, Genesee County 2024 Tax Apportionment Report. Read on June 9, 2026.
DetailsGenesee County 2024 Tax Apportionment Report — Flint Community Schools homestead levy: building & site sinking fund 1.1796 + voted debt 2.8200 = 3.9996 mills (18-mill operating is non-homestead-only; SET is the state layer)

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