Office hours for the 2018 Holiday Season
November 2018 - Office hours for the Stickney Township Assessor's Office during the 2018 Holiday Season will be as follows:
- Closed November 22 and 23 for the Thanksgiving holiday
- Closed December 24 and 25 for the Christmas holiday
- Closed December 31 and January 1, 2019 for the New Year holiday
Regular office hours are 9:00 AM to 12:00 PM and 1:00 PM to 4:00 PM, Monday through Friday.
Stickney Township closed for Tax Year 2018 appeals
October 2018 - The Cook County Board of Review has closed Stickney Township for Tax Year 2018 property tax appeals.
Township Assessor Jay Grider anticipates the Cook County Assessor will open Stickney Township for Tax Year 2019 assessed valuation complaints in May 2019. Tax Year 2019 is the final year of the three-year assessment cycle.
Taxpayers within the township can pre-file their Tax Year 2019 property tax appeal with the Stickney Township Assessor's Office starting in January 2019.
Contact the Stickney Township Assessor's Office for more information.
info@stickneytownshipassessor.com
Stickney Township opens again for appeal
September 2018 - The Cook County Board of Review will open Stickney Township for property tax appeals on September 10. The deadline to file a Tax Year 2018 assessed valuation complaint will be Tuesday, October 9.
Residential property owners can file their own appeal online at the Board of Review website: www.cookcountyboardofreview.com
Contact the Stickney Township Assessor's Office for more information.
info@stickneytownshipassessor.com
Property Tax Outreach
September 2018 - The Cook County Board of Review will host two Property Tax Outreach events for taxpayers in Stickney Township. This will be the final opportunity for property owners in Stickney Township to file an appeal for the Tax Year 2018 assessment.
- Monday, September 24, at 10:00 AM, at the Stickney Township North Clinic, 6721 W 40th St, Stickney, IL
- Thursday, September 27, at 6:30 PM, at the Louis S. Viverito Senior Center, 7745 Leamington Ave, Burbank, IL
Taxpayers should bring along their most recent Second Installment tax bill.
Contact the Stickney Township Assessor's Office for more information.
info@stickneytownshipassessor.com
Second chance to file 2018 property tax appeal
August 2018 - Taxpayers in Stickney Township will have a second opportunity to file a Tax Year 2018 property tax appeal with the Cook County Board of Review (BOR).
Stickney Township Assessor Jay Grider anticipates the BOR will open Stickney Township for appeal by the end of September.
Tax Year 2018 (payable in 2019) is the second year of the triennial assessment cycle. Any reduction in assessed value granted by the BOR would be good for Tax Years 2018 and 2019.
Taxpayers who receive the Senior Freeze Exemption do not need to file a tax appeal. Homeowners never need to hire an attorney or consultant to file a tax appeal.
Contact the Stickney Township Assessor's Office for more information.
info@stickneytownshipassessor.com
Tax Year 2017 Second Installment property tax bill due August 1, 2018
July 2018 - Tax Year 2017 Second Installment bills will be sent out to all property owners in Cook County by the end of June. Taxpayers will have until Wednesday, August 1, 2018, to make an on-time payment to the County Treasurer's Office.
The Second Installment tax bill reflects new assessed values, successful appeals, and taxpayer exemptions.
Contact the Stickney Township Assessor's Office for more information.
info@stickneytownshipassessor.com
Stickney Township open for appeal
June 2018 - The Cook County Assessor's Office has opened Stickney Township for Tax Year 2018 appeals. The filing deadline for Stickney Township will be June 22.
Taxpayers can use the following link www.cookcountyassessor.com to file their own appeal with the County Assessor.
Homeowners looking for assistance with their property tax appeal can contact the Stickney Township Assessor's Office at info@stickneytownshipassessor.com.
Property owners in Stickney Township will have a second opportunity to file an assessed valuation complaint with the Cook County Board of Review later in the year.
Taxpayers who receive the Senior Freeze Exemption do not need to file an appeal. Homeowners never need to hire an attorney or consultant to file an appeal.
$94 million in Cook County property tax refunds available
May 2018 - Cook County property owners can recover over $94 million in tax overpayments by visiting the County Treasurer's website.
Taxpayers can search by address or Property Index Number (PIN) and get an instant response for refunds going back 20 years.
Applications for refunds will require proof the applicant paid the taxes.
Click the link below to see if you are eligible for a property tax refund.
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