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Commission reviews logistics and costs to implement Senate Bill 190 senior tax freeze
Summary
County officials discussed opening applications Feb. 3 for the senior citizen tax‑freeze program under Senate Bill 190, estimated postage and programming costs, notary needs, and plans to refine the county ordinance; no formal new appropriation was approved.
County elected officials and staff discussed operational details for implementing Senate Bill 190, the state measure authorizing a senior citizen property tax freeze, including application timing, expected renewal volume, staffing needs, postage and one‑time programming costs.
Collector Ted Nichols and Assessor Danny Gray told commissioners the county will begin accepting new applications Feb. 3. Nichols said his office had prepared renewal notices and expected additional new applicants; the transcript records…
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