Warren County officials have announced a series of public meetings to discuss property reassessment, allowing residents to learn more about the process and voice their concerns.

The sessions will be held at various locations throughout the county starting Thursday. The reassessment meetings will provide information about property valuation updates and allow attendees to ask questions about how reassessments may affect them. County officials encourage all property owners to attend and participate in these discussions.

The public meetings will include a presentation from Vision Government Solutions, the firm conducting the county-wide reassessment. They will provide an update on the current status of the reassessment process and outline what will be happening in the coming months. Additionally, a Warren County Assessment Office staff member will attend each meeting to assist with questions and concerns.

Meetings will be held at the following dates and locations:

– Thursday – Columbus VFD Social Hall, 7 W Main St, Columbus

– Monday – Sheffield VFD Social Hall, 318 S Main St, Sheffield

– Wednesday, March 12 – Youngsville VFD Social Hall, 29 Fireman Dr, Youngsville

– Thursday, March 13 – Main Courtroom, Warren County Courthouse, 204 Fourth Ave., Warren.

Each meeting will begin at 6 p.m. and is expected to last two hours. County representatives and assessment professionals will be available to provide details on how reassessments are conducted and explain the potential implications for property taxes.

Residents with questions or concerns about the reassessment process are encouraged to attend the meeting that best fits their schedule. County officials emphasize the importance of community participation in these discussions, as reassessments are crucial in maintaining fair property taxation.

Residents can contact the Warren County Assessment Office at 814-728-3420 or visit the county’s website for more information.