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County approves Harris Print & Mail contract for 2026 assessment notices

Warren County Board of Commissioners · March 10, 2026
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Summary

Warren County approved a renewal with Harris Print & Mail to produce about 4,000 assessment notices at $0.13 per notice; postage rate noted at 0.593 with a $0.05 postage increase. Chief Appraiser Laurie Abbott recommended continuing the vendor.

The Warren County Board of Commissioners voted unanimously March 10 to renew the Harris Print & Mail agreement for 2026 assessment notices.

Chairman John R. Graham told the board the Tax Assessors expect approximately 4,000 notices; printing is listed at $0.13 per notice and the postage rate at 0.593, with a $0.05 increase in postage costs compared with prior years. Chief Appraiser Laurie Abbott recommended maintaining Harris as the vendor based on previous use. Commissioner Richard Burley Jr. made the motion to approve the renewal; Commissioner Allen L. Troy seconded and the vote was unanimous. A copy of the agreement will be attached to the 2026 minutes.

The action ensures the county's property assessment notices will be printed and mailed under the renewed terms; the county record includes the approximate counts and unit prices cited above.