The latest testimony from beleaguered local taxpayer includes sticker shock more than outrage.
An EPIC assessment has a resident contradicting claims from the courthouse and desperately seeking relief . . . Here's the word . . .
In 2021, the home was valued at $40,000. But, even then, there was a problem. The increase from 2021 to 2023 is well over 400%.
Jackson County Assessment Director Gail McCann Beatty has said the average increase for 2023 home values is around 30%.
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Woman's mobile home in Jackson County is valued at $202,000
"It's just unfair and unjust," said Jackson County homeowner Tuesdae Velaer. "It's not right. They should not be doing this to people."
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