REVIEW RESULTS
This summary of the Tennessee Division of Property Assessment’s review of Bledsoe County only indicates improvements that were picked up or deleted. Improvements that were moved to other parcels were not counted.74: houses picked up10: houses deleted88: mobile homes picked up16: mobile homes deleted60: DGUs & DGFs picked up2: DGUs or DGFs removed107: Pole barns or open sheds added4: Pole barns or open sheds removed525: Others added (sheds, utbs, patios, pools, aprons, drwys, etc)18: Others removed (sheds, utbs, patios, pools, aprons, drwys, etc)Net change for tax year 2016:Appraised value: $12,898,790Assessed value: $3,320,387Increased collections (at current tax rate): $75,247Source: Tennessee Board of Equalization, Division of Property Assessments
A team from the state Division of Property Assessments that spent most of the summer reviewing Bledsoe County’s tax maps found more than $75,000 worth of unassessed properties that will boost county coffers as a reappraisal year approaches.
More than 1,200 parcels were identified for review by state officials, and 738 of the parcels reviewed had changes.
The recurring annual gain for the county will be $75,247, according to a summary report on the review.
And the state’s involvement will continue, officials said.