Assessment and property tax news

Friday, October 19

• New Rochelle: Self-storage facility to rise at Rotanelli Foods site, gets $2.5M tax break 
  (Journal News)
• St. Lawrence County: Proposed Canton town budget keeps property tax rate stable, provides 2 percent pay hikes 
  (Watertown Daily Times)
• Another Chance to Reform New York's Inane Property Tax System 
  (WNYC)

Thursday, October 18

• Property tax reform panel hears from homeowners
  (Brooklyn Daily Eagle)

Wednesday, October 17

• Fixing NYC's Unfair Property Tax System: How Hard Could It Be?
  (Gothamist)
• Tax foreclosure sale offers a bargain hunters paradise 
  (WIVB)
• Poughkeepsie proposed budget under tax cap; council response expected by December
  (Poughkeepsie Journal)
• Franklin County: Taxes to jump under tentative 2019 Malone town budget 
  (Watertown Daily Times)
• Lebanon considering tax cap override 
  (Utica Observer Dispatch)

Tuesday, October 16

• Candidate facing felony spending big to win 118th race 
  (Times Union)
• Marc Molinaro Wants to Axe NY's Current Approach to Taxes. Here's How. 
  (NY 1)
• Chautauqua County: School District Looking Ahead To Budget Season 
  (Jamestown Post Journal)
• “Laser focus” Poughkeepsie budget raises tax levy slightly
  (Mid Hudson News)
• Franklin County: With no public comment, 2019 Constable town budget with small tax increase approved
  (Watertown Daily Times)

Saturday, October 13 - Monday, October 15

• Opinion: NYC’s property taxes are going to remain a total mess
  (New York Post)
• Opinion: Cracked foundations: Home property taxes fall hardest on working-class communities
  (NY Daily News)
• Newburgh commercial properties could see big tax hit 
  (Times Herald Record)