"Two times a year, my office mails nearly 1.8 million property tax bills and collects over $18 billion. That’s not a typo — $18 billion. As Cook County treasurer, I oversee the second-largest property tax collection and distribution system in the United States. Only Los Angeles County is bigger."
Maria, when oh will CC ever forget about me completely?
Hello, Indiana!
9 months ago
Yet we hear how the infrastructure is crumbling, folks have to have bottled water, there is no money for police or firefighters, etc. I wouldn’t toot my horn too loud if I were Pappas.
Deb
9 months ago
But Cook County can’t get the tax bills out on time. Wouldn’t want those bills coming out before an election.
taxpayer
9 months ago
afaik Pappas isn’t a Commissioner, but is Cook County Treasurer (The article site is currently inaccessible, at least for me.)
A largely unasked question is becoming glaring: Is Illinois doing all it should to use artificial intelligence to make government cost less and work better? So far, the evidence says no.
Maria, when oh will CC ever forget about me completely?
Yet we hear how the infrastructure is crumbling, folks have to have bottled water, there is no money for police or firefighters, etc. I wouldn’t toot my horn too loud if I were Pappas.
But Cook County can’t get the tax bills out on time. Wouldn’t want those bills coming out before an election.
afaik Pappas isn’t a Commissioner, but is Cook County Treasurer (The article site is currently inaccessible, at least for me.)