Board hosts property tax assessment forum
District 7 board members, Supervisor of Assessments to meet with residents in Homer Township
JOLIET, IL- Will County Board members Steve Balich (R-Homer Glen) and Mike Fricilone (R-Homer Glen) today announced they are hosting a property tax assessment forum on August 9 at 6:30pm at the Homer Township Old Town Hall, 16057 S. Cedar Road, Lockport. Balich and Fricilone will be joined by the county's Supervisor of Assessments, Rhonda Novak, to discuss the assessment process, tax bill calculations, property exemptions, and assessment appeals.
"We want to do everything possible to help residents understand the property tax assessment process and make them aware of their rights to file for an appeal," said Balich. "Too often, I hear from citizens that are confused and frustrated when they receive their annual assessment notice, and they don't understand the options available to them. We invite anyone interested in learning more to join us on August 9th."
"We want to do everything possible to help residents understand the property tax assessment process and make them aware of their rights to file for an appeal," said Balich. "Too often, I hear from citizens that are confused and frustrated when they receive their annual assessment notice, and they don't understand the options available to them. We invite anyone interested in learning more to join us on August 9th."
The Supervisor of Assessments typically publishes annual assessment notices at the beginning of August and residents have a month to file an appeal.
"We hope residents take advantage of this opportunity to meet with us and the Supervisor of Assessments prior to the deadline for filing an appeal," said Fricilone. "This forum should help anyone attending understand the process and decide if an appeal is in their best interests. We look forward to addressing any concerns and answering everyone's questions."
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"We hope residents take advantage of this opportunity to meet with us and the Supervisor of Assessments prior to the deadline for filing an appeal," said Fricilone. "This forum should help anyone attending understand the process and decide if an appeal is in their best interests. We look forward to addressing any concerns and answering everyone's questions."
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