Corsicana City Councilman Chris Woolsey will be hosting his second annual event series to teach taxpayers how to protest their property appraisals. The 2023 events drew over 600 in Corsicana and 250 in Kerens to learn about the different tools available to homeowners to protest their appraisals. This year will feature three events across Navarro County. The events will cover how to file a protest, effective protest arguments, how elected officials determine property tax rates, and more.
Woolsey was first elected to Corsicana City Council in 2019 and has focused heavily on reducing property taxes during his time in office. His father, Doug, is currently running for Place 6 on the Corsicana ISD Board of Trustees.
“Last year I decided to host this event the weekend before when I saw the response on social media from people receiving their property appraisals and not understanding what they saw,” Woolsey said. “The response was overwhelming, so this year I am going to host the event again, improve on my mistakes from last year, and offer an additional session with a Spanish translation available. I want to make sure everyone has the opportunity to learn about the tools at their disposal when dealing with the appraisal district and understand who is ultimately responsible for our property tax bills.”
The events will be Thursday April 25th at Lonestar Cowboy Church on Highway 22, Tuesday April 30th at the KESA Building in Kerens, and Thursday May 2nd at First Baptist Corsicana with Spanish translation available. All events will begin at 6pm.
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