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Change Notices & County Board Meetings
May 10, 2021
Property owners whose property have changed in value are notified by mail of those changes and are given an opportunity to appeal any values they feel are inconsistent with the fair market value of their property. The County Board of Equalization, after hearing owners’ appeals and ordering any changes they feel are warranted, makes the assessment roll final for the year. The Assessor of Property then turns the rollover to local taxing authorities.
Assessment Change Notices have been mailed out. If you receive a notice and want to appeal the value of your property, please call our office at 731-855-7634 to schedule an appointment with the County Board of Equalization. The CBOE meets the first two weeks of June.
Mayo Chosen as Chief Deputy of the Year
March 23, 2021
We are proud to announce that Tammy Mayo was chosen as the West Tennessee Chief Deputy of the Year! Even through the hardships and unsureness that 2020 brought, Tammy stayed focused on her job and persisted as we all knew she could! Congratulations, Tammy!
Local Government Grant
February 12, 2021
Governor Bill Lee recently announced another round of local government grants. All counties get a base allocation of $500,000 with additional amounts above that based on your population. More details will be released in the coming days.
For more information regarding this grant, click here.
Contest Winners
December 7, 2020
Our pole won First Place in the People's Choice category! We had so much fun creating this and bringing some Christmas cheer to the town.
To see the complete list of winners, click here.
Employees Complete Training Program
November 23, 2020
We would like to congratulate Vonna Pauls and Tammy Mayo!
Vonna and Tammy have completed their County Officials Certificate Training Program and are now Certified Public Administrators.
Swearing In
August 26, 2020
The Gibson County Property Assessor and Deputy Assessors took an oath of office on August 26, 2020.
