S Sarah Sandoval 8 years ago Featured Ridiculous. My mortgage escrow went up enough already without this extra burden.
M Mike Meyer 8 years ago Featured 83 percent is insane. we are already struggling with the property tax bills here in caseyville.
L Linda Lyons 8 years ago Featured Living on a fixed income here and this is not doable for me. Please reconsider.
L Laura Mcgrew 8 years ago I own a house on Parkdale and totally disagree with the increase tax hike!!
S Sabrina Endicott 8 years ago 324 Brookside Drive Caseyville IL; definitely will not be for this increase!
N Nicole Barhoumi 8 years ago Featured I own property at 120 Brookside Drive, Caseyville IL and oppose the library tax increase.
L Lauri Downed 8 years ago My taxes are too high for this area already. Every year they continue to rise.
T Thomas Clark Jr 8 years ago Tax jump is too high. Reasonably lower rate would be more acceptable. Thanks
D Diana Rivali 8 years ago Featured I do not believe this is needed for the amount of traffic that uses the library.
Ridiculous. My mortgage escrow went up enough already without this extra burden.
83 percent is insane. we are already struggling with the property tax bills here in caseyville.
WHO APPROVED THIS HIKE?! STOP IT NOW.
Living on a fixed income here and this is not doable for me. Please reconsider.
No new tax rate
No new taxes.
I own a house on Parkdale and totally disagree with the increase tax hike!!
No Tax Hike
324 Brookside Drive Caseyville IL; definitely will not be for this increase!
401 south fifth street
I own property at 120 Brookside Drive, Caseyville IL and oppose the library tax increase.
My taxes are too high for this area already. Every year they continue to rise.
NO to tax increase.
8725 Botanical. Home owner
Stop the tax hike
Stop the tax increase.
I certify I am a property owner in the Caseyville Library District.
Tax jump is too high. Reasonably lower rate would be more acceptable. Thanks
I do not believe this is needed for the amount of traffic that uses the library.
Don't want the increase in taxes