The Allegheny County 2012 reassessment saga continues. The City of Pittsburgh has announced the official start of its assessment assistance program. City residents with questions can call the mayor’s information line at 3-1-1. The program is open to owners of residential properties in the city with base year values less than $150,000, or residents who are over 65 years of age.
New values for Allegheny County’s southern suburbs are to be released next week, with the remaining (primarily northern) suburbs scheduled to be released on March 2, 2012.
Assessment Appeals Board hearings will take place on the third floor of the County Office Building in downtown Pittsburgh. Hearings take place in one of several small hearing rooms. Hearing officers will listen to arguments presented by homeowners and make recommendations to the Board. Decisions of the Board can be appealed to Common Pleas Court.
If you are considering appealing your reassessment, please view my prior post: Should you appeal your Allegheny County 2012 assessment? for more details. If you have any questions about the Allegheny County Reassessment appeal process, please feel free to contact me at (412) 414-9889 or steve@sphotolaw.com
Author: Steve Photopoulos