Rose Township property tax rate

Ogemaw County, Michigan · 2025 rates

Combined rate, 2025

26.1815mills (dollars per $1,000 of taxable value)

Non-homestead rate: 43.369 mills

1 tax area

Why the rate depends on the address

A Michigan property is taxed by every unit it sits in: the county, the township or city, the village if it's in one, the school district and intermediate school district, and sometimes a library, college or authority. All of Rose Township shares the same combination.

Your tax bill, or your county's appraisal or assessment office, lists the units for your property.

How Rose Township compares

  • Rose Township's combined rate, 26.1815 mills, is above the Ogemaw County median of 25.0299 and below the Michigan median of 28.9881.
  • The combined rate fell 1.2% from 2021 (26.5076) to 2025 (26.1815).

Medians are of the lowest combined rate in each place, across 17 places in Ogemaw County. Percent changes compare two published rates; a rate change isn't the same as a bill change, because values change too.

Estimate your 2025 bill

Use the taxable value on your assessment notice or bill, not the assessed or market value. Taxable value is at most about half of market value.

Estimated annual tax before unit-specific exemptions

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Uses the homestead rate. A second home or rental pays the non-homestead rate. Excludes the 1% property tax administration fee.

Combined rate by year

Area20212022202320242025
W Branch Rose City Area26.507627.316727.018126.692226.1815

Combined rate mills (dollars per $1,000 of taxable value), as published for each year. A dash means no rate is on file for that year.

Places in Ogemaw County with similar rates

See all 17 places in Ogemaw County →

How property tax works in Michigan

Our Michigan property tax guide covers how assessments and rates work, when bills are due, relief programs and how to appeal.

Where these rates come from

Source: Michigan Department of Treasury, 2025 Total Property Tax Rates in Michigan. Retrieved 2026-10-27.

Rates are shown exactly as published. Where the state doesn't publish a combined total, the combined figure is the sum of the published unit rates and is labelled that way. Spotted an error? Email [email protected].