Jackson County Moves Forward With Property Tax Consolidation Plan

An important move from the Exec and part of an ongoing discussion over payback and assessment controversy . . . Check-it: 

LeVota asked the Jackson County legislature to pass an ordinance codifying tax credits for residents affected by the property tax crisis following a state tax commission order. He implemented a 15% assessment cap on residential properties in 2023 and 2024 and established a process to provide tax credits spread over three years.

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Jackson County executive announces tax payment program, department consolidation