“Hey, Neighbor:” What’s with the high taxes?
Our newsroom is planning two town halls this fall for locals to learn about Cook County property taxes and get answers around skyrocketing bills. Here's how you can help.
Our newsroom is planning two town halls this fall for locals to learn about Cook County property taxes and get answers around skyrocketing bills. Here's how you can help.
The City Council approved fiscal year 2021 tax increment financing (TIF) reports after officials said the item had to return to the agenda because of a procedural issue, even though the reports had previously been approved by the council.
The village’s first sit-down restaurant in 60 years and spike in homeowners paying property tax bills is bringing hope to the village looking to shed its image as one of America’s poorest suburbs.
While the 5th district's Kisha McCaskill claims tax exemptions that reduce her bill on a Dixmoor home, it's become an eyesore without proper upkeep.
Although she claims homeowner and senior exemptions, McCaskill does not reside in the home, which is a vagrant. The Cook County Assessor’s Office has referred the matter to its erroneous exemption department for investigation.
Elected in 2018, incumbent Cook County Assessor Fritz Kaegi is seeking a third term in the March 17 primary.
A volunteer firefighter and Lyons Township Assessor, Pat Hynes is a Democratic candidate in the March 17 primary for Cook County Assessor.
The first installment of property tax bills are usually due in March. However, county leadership pushed state lawmakers for an extension to give taxpayers more breathing room after the second installment of 2024 bills were late.
Turlington Homes will redevelop 10 city-owned properties along 151st St. and Turlington Ave., with sale prices ranging from $168,000 to $248,000.
Service disruptions are expected across multiple departments, with the exception of police and fire, according to a news release.
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