Property Tax Town Hall – Tonight!


Property Tax Town Hall – Tonight!

Tonight, Clackamas County Assessor Tami Little is hosting a town hall to answer questions related to 2018-2019 Property Tax Information. The Town Hall will take place from 7 – 8:30 p.m. at the county’s Development Services Building in Oregon City at 150 Beavercreek Road. At the Town Hall, residents can expect to learn and hear about: -- A brief overview of the property tax system -- What to do if you are not happy with your valuation Little and her staff welcome any and all questions from residents as well. This is the first of several town halls that Little will conduct in the county this and next week. In the coming days, she will host town halls in Milwaukie (Oct. 30), Sandy (Nov. 1), Lake Oswego (Nov. 6), Damascus (Nov. 6) and Gladstone (Nov. 8). For detailed information about this year’s property tax statements, please check out this year’s property tax press release at http://bit.ly/2yDq1NM

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