Overview
- The cycle marks the first full run on the county’s new Tyler Technologies system after months of fixes to calculation errors.
- The upgrade prompted repeated testing and recalculations to correct overbilling on some of the county’s roughly 1.8 million parcels.
- Officials will begin clearing a backlog of certificates of error and refunds that were paused during the system remediation.
- The county’s $300 million zero‑interest bridge‑loan program saw limited use, with 19 taxing bodies drawing $23.2 million to date.
- A new state law pushes the 2025 first installment due date to April 1 at the earliest, and late payments on the current bill accrue a 0.75% monthly fee with online payment available.