The authority said it was too early to provide an estimate of a potential increase.
“This comes at a challenging time as we prepare the budget for 2026/2027,” it said.
“We are acutely aware of the impact this may have on council tax levels, but we must also consider the wider implications of changes, and a potential reduction in services at the county level, and act in the best interests of our community.
“Our shared aim is to provide the best possible services in a cost-effective way for our residents.”
The town council has launched a community engagement plan, to help inform its approach to Shropshire Council’s financial difficulties.
“It is therefore essential that we hear from residents about what they want their town council to prioritise in the coming years,” it said.
“We will be strengthening our communication through a range of channels, including surveys and community meetings, to ensure everyone can share their views.”
