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Putnam County assessors grant 501(c)(3) exemption, approve veteran homestead exemptions and remove six homesteads

Putnam County Board of Tax Assessors · March 1, 2026
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Summary

On Dec. 9, 2025 the Putnam County Board of Tax Assessors approved exempt status for parcel #063-019 (501(c)(3)), granted F5 homestead exemptions for two 100% disabled veterans, and voted to remove six homestead exemptions for 2026 based on TrueRoll flags.

The Putnam County Board of Tax Assessors approved several exemption-related actions during its Dec. 9, 2025 meeting.

An application for exempt status for parcel #063-019, presented as a 501(c)(3) organization, was approved for the 2026 tax year after a motion by Shona Bales and a second from Virginia Daley; documentation from the taxpayer is attached to the minutes.

Chief Appraiser Chuck Anglin submitted two F5 homestead applications for property owners who are 100% disabled veterans. John Richter moved and Daley seconded approval of F5 exemptions for 2025 on parcels #088B-217 and #103B-061; the motion passed unanimously and letters were mailed to the taxpayers.

Based on TrueRoll flags, the board voted in a motion by John Richter, seconded by Shona Bales, to remove six homestead exemptions for 2026. A one-page list with reasons for the removals is attached to the minutes.

What it means: The exemptions and removals affect tax liabilities for the named parcels and change entries on the county tax digest; mailing and documentation steps were recorded in the official minutes.

Follow-up: Records and attachments are retained in the Chief Appraiser's office for verification and taxpayer correspondence.