Property taxes are due Dec. 31, and residents can pay their bill with cash, check, money order, debit card or credit card, according to Shannon Vial, tax supervisor at the St. Charles Parish Sheriff’s Office. […]
While 2020 has not been particularly gracious to local business and homeowners, St. Charles Parish Assessor Tab Troxler has some good news – help is on the way. […]
Louisiana has many strengths. We have a fantastic culture, welcoming people, a rich heritage of community and ample natural resources. We are the Sportsman’s Paradise and, yes, we can cook with the best of them. But, if we are being honest, we also have some faults. […]
St. Charles Parish’s 2019 property tax rates will not change, but they are expected to generate more revenue. […]
Slightly more than half of St. Charles Parish residents are expected to see an increase in their projected property tax bill this year. […]
Rather than rely on “hopes and prayers” to find funding for the West Bank hurricane protection levee, the St. Charles Parish administration is proposing a 4-mill property tax that would allow residents to pay for the project. […]
After being open for the required 15-day viewing period, the St. Charles Parish property tax assessment rolls officially closed today. […]
In the months following the bombshell announcement by FEMA that the Biggert-Waters Act may raise flood insurance rates thousands of dollars on some local property owners, St. Charles Parish Assessor Tab Troxler said his office was looking at new assessments for homes that would be negatively affected. […]
After Kathleen Blanco was elected governor in 2003, I had a meeting with her before her inauguration. One of the items I mentioned to her was the necessity to appoint a conscientious Louisiana Tax Commission (LTC), one that would insure that the elected assessors in the state would accurately appraise property and not play favorites with assessments. […]
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