It would see a Band D property having to pay 12 pounds a year more.
Police and Crime Commissioner Alison Hernandez had put forward her budget plans for 2018/19.
The money raised will go towards increasing the number of officers to 3015 by 2020 as well as investing in new technology and rolling out the use of body worn cameras for officers.
Plymouth man jailed for child sex offences
Peter Lamble, 47, gets 6 years
£5 Council Tax Hike for Devon Firefighters
Tax rise to plug service gap
Exeter's 'most deprived area' to get new leisure hub
'This is a fantastic opportunity'
Bay budget includes new fund for deprived communities
Council tax to be fixed below limit set by government
Major Newton Abbot projects 'on target'
'Now the heavy work is about to start'
