We petition the county commissioners of Johnson County, Wyoming to sponsor a county-wide property tax town hall. After three citizen-led information sessions on the topic, the people of Johnson County have questions to ask of the entity ultimately responsible for levying MILs in the county. We also request it occur before the county budgets for the next fiscal year are approved on June 30th.
The commissioners have yet to provide a response to our request for a town hall meeting. Email your representative today and insist that they address our property tax concerns before the budget deadline.
June 3, 2023
The momentum behind this petition proves our neighbors are ready for direct answers from the commission. Post this link to your Facebook feed right now and demand that they schedule this town hall immediately.
6 Comments
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Eric Wilhelm
3 years ago
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Taxes are based off overly inflated purchases of jus a few pieces of property. Not representative of the overall ownership and land prices on the real market.
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Jeff Carmichael
3 years ago
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As elected officials I would think the commisioners would want to do everything possible to answer the questions of their constituents
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Dawn Hicks
3 years ago
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Our property taxes have continued to increase by hundreds of dollars each year since buying our home in February 2016. This is our retirement home, we are on a fixed retirement income and we aren’t selling or moving. This must stop!
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Frank Mommsen
3 years ago
Who can afford to live in Johnson County?
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Brenda Johnson
3 years ago
Stop gouging citizens with high taxes and answer questions about where the money is going! It is the responsibility of the People to KNOW where their money goes, and what their government is doing with ALL the money!
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Anonymous
3 years ago
The County needs to do something for the people here. Your taxing people out of there homes.
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We petition the county commissioners of Johnson County, Wyoming to sponsor a county-wide property tax town hall. After three citizen-led information sessions on the topic, the people of Johnson County have questions to ask of the entity ultimately responsible for levying MILs in the county. We also request it occur before the county budgets for the next fiscal year are approved on June 30th.
The commissioners have yet to provide a response to our request for a town hall meeting. Email your representative today and insist that they address our property tax concerns before the budget deadline.
June 3, 2023
The momentum behind this petition proves our neighbors are ready for direct answers from the commission. Post this link to your Facebook feed right now and demand that they schedule this town hall immediately.
6 Comments
E
Eric Wilhelm
3 years ago
Featured
Taxes are based off overly inflated purchases of jus a few pieces of property. Not representative of the overall ownership and land prices on the real market.
J
Jeff Carmichael
3 years ago
Featured
As elected officials I would think the commisioners would want to do everything possible to answer the questions of their constituents
D
Dawn Hicks
3 years ago
Featured
Our property taxes have continued to increase by hundreds of dollars each year since buying our home in February 2016. This is our retirement home, we are on a fixed retirement income and we aren’t selling or moving. This must stop!
F
Frank Mommsen
3 years ago
Who can afford to live in Johnson County?
B
Brenda Johnson
3 years ago
Stop gouging citizens with high taxes and answer questions about where the money is going! It is the responsibility of the People to KNOW where their money goes, and what their government is doing with ALL the money!
A
Anonymous
3 years ago
The County needs to do something for the people here. Your taxing people out of there homes.
Taxes are based off overly inflated purchases of jus a few pieces of property. Not representative of the overall ownership and land prices on the real market.