Will property tax bills be late again next year? Muddy picture frustrates commissioners, offers challenge for fresh faces – Chicago Tribune/MSN

"There is politics at play: Delays this year prompted a raft of complaints from residents to County Board members’ offices, stress for other elected officials involved in the property tax process, and a lag in revenues for taxing bodies across the county. The delay also means taxpayers will soon experience a double-whammy property tax payment: The next installment is due by March 1."
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Pat S.
3 years ago

Fortuitous that the 2nd installment bills with SUBSTANTIAL increases arrived AFTER the mid-terms.

Interesting, very, very interesting.

Stupid chickens.

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