BLOOMINGDALE, Ill. – Continuing to advocate for the taxpayers of her District, state Rep. Diane Pappas, D-Itasca, is hosting an Addison Township Property Tax Assessment Seminar in partnership with Addison Township Assessor, Christopher Kain. The seminar will take place Thursday, August 22 from 5:30 p.m. to 6:30 p.m. at the Addison Public Library, located at 4 Friendship Plaza in Addison.

“The burden on hard-working middle-class families is excessive, and I want to help provide residents with the resources needed to ease that burden,” said Pappas. “Learning how to accurately appeal your property assessment, and I encourage residents to learn more about how the assessment process works.”

As a member of the General Appropriations Committee, Pappas has been a consistent proponent for taxpayers, and will continue to host property assessment seminars for the various municipalities within her district prior to upcoming assessment deadlines.

“The number one issue of concern raised by constituents is astronomical property taxes, and despite years of a regressive property tax I am committed to fighting for a stronger Illinois that will lessen the tax burden on residents,” said Pappas. “I urge all interested residents of Addison Township to attend this informative seminar.”

For more information, or to RSVP, please contact Pappas’ office at 224-520-8838 or RepDPappas@gmail.com.

BLOOMINGDALE, Ill. – State Rep. Diane Pappas, D-Itasca, will host a Property Tax Appeals Seminar in collaboration with the Bloomingdale Township Assessor, John T. Dabrowski, for all residents of Bloomingdale Township on Wednesday, June 5 from 6:00 to 7:30 p.m. at the Bloomingdale Public Library, located at 101 Fairfield Way in Bloomingdale.

“When talking to residents throughout the district, the number one concern they bring up is how unaffordable their property taxes are,” said Pappas. “Middle-class families cannot afford this financial burden, and I want to provide residents with easily accessible resources and information on how to get through the complexities of the appeals process.”

The objective of Pappas’ seminar will be to walk through the intricacies of the property tax appeals process prior to the assessment deadline, which is approaching in late June. Additionally, residents will be able to talk with Pappas about her legislative actions and the work that is being done to build a stronger Illinois.

“I hope all interested homeowners will attend this informative session with Assessor Dabrowski and myself to understand the steps they need to take to appeal their property taxes,” said Pappas. “I will continue to work with local community leaders and my colleagues in Springfield to find solutions to reduce the financial strain facing families across the state.”

For more information, or to RSVP, please contact Pappas’ office at 224-520-8838 or RepDPappas@gmail.com.