Alderwoman Wilson, KUDOS to both of your sons! Job well done! Alderman Gardner, I'm sorry to hear of the loss of your grandmother. Blessed are those who morn, For they shall be conforted. Matt 5-4 KJV
I can not assess how my property tax bill portion to Cal City is .37 cent per homeowner, as the mayor mentioned. In viewing the 2023, 2nd installment property tax bill, assessed for school district, library, Memorial Park District, and City of Cal City , certainly adds up more than 37 cent. Not including Thornton Township, Mosquito Abatement Program and Cook County. This video is the first I have heard of the Youth Employment Program. I would have made a community message on the Ring app. Youths need to stay engaged and not idle. Wow, Green Alley Project sounds so enchanting, which would be a dream for our alley that is riddled with holes that have become craters filled with rocks by neighbors. My vehicle may have been victim to the deep caverns in the alley with a $350+ left wheel bearing replacement. New tires purchased last year, and the alignment was so minor. Thus, I am concluding that it was not normal wear and tear. I called Public Works early March to have the alley at 400 Webb regraded, contacted via email Alderman (no pics) and Department of Public Works with pictures. Street is plagued with deep potholes as well. Guess my .37 from property tax is not going to go too far.
With a sleepless night, I had to revisit Cal City’s HO property tax assessed .37 to the municipal. Thinking perhaps, .37 per each dollar of total assessment to include all variables; Park, library, schools, Cal City. Viewing the transcripts seems ubiquitous in the transcript. See video/transcript @ 50:15 - 50:35. The portion of the tax bill is 37 cents. Then, it mentioned approximately 37 cents more. I can only conclude from my 2nd installment tax bill of 2023, much more went to the coffer of Cal City. #misinformation
United Campbell Avenue Block Club:
Keep up the momentum, applauding all the board members and residents!
Alderwoman Wilson, KUDOS to both of your sons! Job well done!
Alderman Gardner, I'm sorry to hear of the loss of your grandmother.
Blessed are those who morn, For they shall be conforted. Matt 5-4 KJV
I can not assess how my property tax bill portion to Cal City is .37 cent per homeowner, as the mayor mentioned. In viewing the 2023, 2nd installment property tax bill, assessed for school district, library, Memorial Park District, and City of Cal City , certainly adds up more than 37 cent. Not including Thornton Township, Mosquito Abatement Program and Cook County.
This video is the first I have heard of the Youth Employment Program. I would have made a community message on the Ring app. Youths need to stay engaged and not idle.
Wow, Green Alley Project sounds so enchanting, which would be a dream for our alley that is riddled with holes that have become craters filled with rocks by neighbors.
My vehicle may have been victim to the deep caverns in the alley with a $350+ left wheel bearing replacement. New tires purchased last year, and the alignment was so minor. Thus, I am concluding that it was not normal wear and tear.
I called Public Works early March to have the alley at 400 Webb regraded, contacted via email Alderman (no pics) and Department of Public Works with pictures.
Street is plagued with deep potholes as well.
Guess my .37 from property tax is not going to go too far.
With a sleepless night, I had to revisit Cal City’s HO property tax assessed .37 to the municipal.
Thinking perhaps, .37 per each dollar of total assessment to include all variables; Park, library, schools, Cal City.
Viewing the transcripts seems ubiquitous in the transcript. See video/transcript @ 50:15 - 50:35.
The portion of the tax bill is 37 cents. Then, it mentioned approximately 37 cents more.
I can only conclude from my 2nd installment tax bill of 2023, much more went to the coffer of Cal City.
#misinformation