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Wednesday, 22 May 2013

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Half of property taxes due today

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The first half of 2013 property taxes are due today for owners of property in San Juan County. More information is available on the county Treasurer's website.

Property tax bills hit mailboxes this week

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San Juan County property owners will receive their tax bills by the end of this week according to San Juan County Treasurer Jan Sears.

County Assessor Charles Zalmanek says most property values have dropped due to the continued economic recession; however for many property owners, a reduced valuation will not translate into a lower tax bill.

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