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Treasurer: Rock Island County equalized assessed value up 6.8%; valuation driving higher tax bills
Summary
County Treasurer Nick Camlin presented property tax pie charts showing a 6.8% rise in equalized assessed value (EAV), which the county said is the primary factor behind increased tax bills.
County Treasurer Nick Camlin presented property tax pie charts to the Governance, Health & Administration Committee and said the increase in the county's equalized assessed value (EAV) — a 6.8% rise — is the primary driver of higher property tax bills.
Camlin's report was delivered as part of the committee's regular reports; the minutes do not show follow-up motions or amendments related to the tax presentation. The item was recorded under 'Reports to Committee.' No additional tax-rate or revenue projections were included in the minutes.
