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El Paso Residents Urged to Contest Property Values Before May 15 Deadline

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Property values in El Paso County are on the rise, leading to increased property taxes for homeowners. Residents have the opportunity to contest their property appraisals through the El Paso Central Appraisal District before the May 15 deadline. David Stone, the deputy chief appraiser, emphasizes the importance of providing evidence to support claims of overvaluation, such as repair quotes or photographs. Currently, around 3,000 protests have been filed, a significant decrease from last year's 48,000. Homeowners are encouraged to act quickly to secure appointments, as wait times are a concern.

Key Details: • Deadline to contest property values is May 15. • Residents can contest online or schedule in-person appointments. • Bring evidence such as quotes and photos to support your claim. • Appointments are quick, but early scheduling is recommended to avoid long waits.

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