Senator Logie’s bill would notify counties after large drops in assessed property value
Senate Bill 289 would require the Department of Revenue to notify counties when a property’s assessed value falls by $1,500,000 or more so local officials can factor changes into budgeting and planning; department witnesses said about 300 such instances met that threshold last year.
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Senator Danilo Logie opened a committee hearing on Senate Bill 289 by saying the measure grew from a Monroe County request after a Saint Regis lumber mill closure led to a large reduction in assessed value. Logie said the bill would require the Department of Revenue to send an electronic notice to affected counties when a property’s assessed value decreases by $1,500,000 or more, enabling county officials to plan and offer limited input without changing the department’s final valuation.
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