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Hawkins County adopts continuous four-year property reappraisal cycle under T.C.A. §67-5-1601
Summary
The commission voted 13-0 (1 absent) to change the county's official property reappraisal cycle from five years to a continuous four-year cycle under T.C.A. §67-5-1601; the minutes do not specify implementation details.
The Hawkins County Commission on March 31 approved changing the county's official property reappraisal cycle from five years to a continuous four-year cycle in accordance with T.C.A. §67-5-1601. Commissioner Jason Roach moved the resolution; Commissioner Chad Britton seconded. The motion passed by roll call, 13 yes, 0 no, 0 abstain; Commissioner Danny Alvis was recorded absent.
The minutes identify the action as Resolution 2026/03/02 SC and record the statutory citation T.C.A. §67-5-1601 as the basis for the change. The document does not include details about the implementation timeline, staffing, contractor selection, or potential impacts on property owners.
The change was approved during a special-called session that also included an allocation of 2024 State Opioid Abatement Funds. The minutes do not record debate or public comment on the reappraisal-cycle measure, and no follow-up assignments or reporting requirements are listed in the meeting record.
Further procedural steps, such as adopting an implementation schedule or notifying property owners, were not specified in the minutes and will require follow-up with county staff.
