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BLACK RIVER FALLS, Wis. (WXOW) – The Jackson County Sheriff’s Office said Saturday night that they continue to look for the man accused of shooting at a deputy Thursday night.
Chief Deputy Adam Olson said that on Saturday morning around 9 a.m., a person on Taylor Road in the Town of Springfield said they believed that Gary Hughes was on their property.
The sheriff’s office said that Hughes shot at a deputy who was trying to take Hughes into custody at a residence Thursday night. The deputy was not hurt. After a 15-hour standoff, authorities entered the residence and found that Hughes wasn’t there.
Chief Deputy Olson said that officers went to the Taylor Road area and spent the rest of the day looking for Hughes. They weren’t able to find him.
Besides a ground search, authorities from St. Croix County, Trempealeau County Emergency Management, and the Ho-Chunk Nation used
Property valuations are going up for eight out of 10 Wichita-area homeowners, so you’re wealthier and could probably sell your house in a heartbeat.
Unlike previous years, that may or may not affect your property taxes.
Property values are up on 79 percent of homes in Sedgwick County, with the typical increase about 6%, said Mark Clark, county appraiser. Values are unchanged on 19 percent of homes and only 2 percent declined, typically by 5%.
The median value of homes in the county went up from $169,000 in 2019 to $177,000.
“I will tell you we tamped these values down as much as we could,” Clark said.
Ordinarily, rising values would mean higher property taxes.
But the Kansas Legislature appears poised to pass a bill that would require local government to essentially freeze their property tax income at 2020 levels, by reducing tax rates as valuations rise.
Under Senate Bill
| The Repository
CANTON Stark County’s vendor mailed out 125,577 property tax bills earlier this week.
But taxpayers concerned about postal delays can download and print their bills now, said Stark County Treasurer Alex Zumbar.
First-half property tax payments are due by Feb. 17. Taxpayers paying by mail meet the deadline if their payment is postmarked by Feb. 17.
State law usually sets a payment deadline of the third Wednesday of February.
But last year, Zumbar with approval of the Ohio Department of Taxation extended the deadline to March 4 due to delays in the installation of new finance software in the county auditor’s and treasurer’s offices. So some people may not realize this year the deadline has reverted to its typical time in February. By law, failure to pay on time incurs a 10% penalty.
Property tax bills must be mailed at least 20 days before the