Tarrant Appraisal District Grapples with Transition to New System and Fleet Proposal Debate

Overview: The Tarrant Appraisal District (TAD) Board of Directors convened to address matters, including the transition from the Almentum system to the new TrueProdigy system and the proposal to replace the current car allowance program with a fleet vehicle model.

Fall River Board of Assessors Approves Fiscal Year 2026 Tax Warrants and Abatements

Overview: In a recent meeting, the Fall River Board of Assessors approved several significant fiscal measures, including the fiscal year 2026 personal property and real estate tax warrants, and addressed abatements and exemptions. The board navigated through approvals and denials of abatement applications, confirming their decisions in alignment with statutory guidelines.

Lakeville Board of Assessors Writes Off 20-Year-Old Uncollectible Taxes

Overview: In a recent meeting, the Lakeville Board of Assessors made the decision to write off approximately $12,000 in uncollectible taxes dating back over 20 years. These taxes were linked to the now-defunct Back N Club LLC. The board also discussed future measures to prevent similar issues, as well as other financial matters concerning the town’s budget and expenditure on education.

Lunenburg Board of Assessors Grapples with Tax Bill Confusion and Plans for Future Financial Stability

Overview: During the recent meeting of the Lunenburg Board of Assessors, attention was focused on addressing the confusion surrounding recent tax bill increases and the broader implications for the town’s financial planning. The board acknowledged widespread resident concerns, with some individuals facing unexpected tax hikes of up to 40% per quarter. This situation has been described as a “fiasco,” highlighting the urgency in resolving these issues and improving communication with the public to prevent further misunderstandings.

Tarrant Appraisal District Board Fills Vacancy Amid Concerns Over Decision-Making Transparency

Overview: In a special meeting of the Tarrant Appraisal District (TAD) Board of Directors, the board unanimously appointed Kzia Ferrar to fill the vacancy left by Allan Blaylock’s resignation. The meeting also served as a platform for public concerns about the board’s decision-making transparency and the timing of the meeting.