GUILFORD COUNTY, N.C. (WGHP) — A bill that would delay the impact of recent property reappraisals in a handful of counties is headed to the governor’s desk, and supporters say it provides relief, while critics say it just delays budget needs.
Lawmakers and supporters say the bill gives homeowners time to adjust before higher property values become higher tax bills, but critics say it’s creating funding issues for local governments.
The bill would freeze Guilford County property values at their worth before a recent revaluation, pushing the use of reevaluation rates to 2027…