2025 Easttown Budget Would Lower Real Estate Taxes If Approved

EASTTOWN TOWNSHIP, PA — Easttown Township's proposed and preliminary budget features a reduction in the overall real estate millage rate, meaning lower property taxes than in 2024.

According to officials, the 2025 budget features 5.4 mills for real estate taxes.

That's a 10 percent decreased in the total real estate tax levels compared to 2024, which were 5.99 mills.

If the 5.4 millage rate is approved, a property valued at $300,000 would have a $1,620 real estate tax bill.

Below is a breakdown of the way real estate taxes will be allocated if the 2025 budget is approved:

• 3.469 mills for general purposes
• 0.102 mills for parks and recreation
• 0.569 mills for library
• 0.554 mills for capital
• 0.706 mills for fire/EMS

The proposed budget reflects new revenues in 2025 from the recently adopted earned income tax of one-half of one percent.

Residents can review and inspect the budget from 8 a.m. to 4:30 p.m. Monday through Friday at the Easttown Township Building, 566 Beaumont Road in Devon.

Anyone who wants to review the proposed budget and has a disability and/or requires an auxiliary aid, service, or other accommodation to review the document, should contact Township Manager Don Curley at 610-687-3000.

The board of supervisors will consider and act on a final 2025 budget at 7 p.m. Monday, Dec. 2 at the township building.