With property taxes late, Cook County offered suburban communities millions in interest-free loans. – Chicago Tribune/MSN

Of the roughly 500 local governmental bodies across the suburbs that county officials estimated were eligible, however, only 49 applied, with a total ask of $104 million. Not all of the 49 that applied met the eligibility criteria of the program, a county spokesman said, and some applications are still under review. So far, six applicants have been sent funds.
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Pat S.
3 years ago

Here’s an obvious question … why are property tax bills so late?

Are they stalling until after midterm elections?

Why isn’t MSM clamoring for answers?

Asking for a friend.

willowglen
3 years ago
Reply to  Pat S.

And what if the municipalties don’t pay the loans back? Some can’t pay their water bills, and some have a very thin tax base.

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