Property tax justice

Coalition for Property Tax Justice representative said Detroiters were illegally overtaxed $600M-$1B and graded the mayor's first 100 days as mixed.

Representing the Coalition for Property Tax Justice, laid out a 100-day plan: implement the tax reform ordinance, fix assessments, protect exemptions, restitution, and a qualified chief assessor.

Thanked Mayor Sheffield for honoring the Coalition for Property Tax Justice's 100-day agreement and argued Chief Assessor Horn lacks the required state certification.

Rested the coalition's five pillars — a certified assessor, enforcing the 2023 tax reform ordinance, ending over-assessment, protecting owner-occupied exemptions, and returning over-collected money; also said hands off Belle Isle.

Recited the coalition's five pillars for tax justice, from a qualified assessor to returning overtaxed money, and said the city owes Leland tenants full restoration.

Presented the Coalition for Property Tax Justice's five-pillar first-100-days demands to Mayor Sheffield, plus asked to relieve NPOs of senior building sign-off duties.

Coalition of Property Tax Justice member presenting a five-point 100-day action plan for the mayor and council on overassessment reform.

Laid out the Coalition for Property Tax Justice's five pillars, from replacing the assessor to repaying overtaxed homeowners.

Presented the Coalition for Property Tax Justice's 100-day plan for the Sheffield administration, saying the mayor ignored their roadmap addressing $600 million in over-assessments.