MEDIA STORIES

Senior property tax relief, and MO Tax Relief Now
hit the headlines and airwaves in a big way

Senior property tax relief has been the biggest news story in Missouri since it became law, August 28, 2023. It's important to get your local news media to cover the story because many seniors still don't know about SB 190. You can certainly believe county officers don’t want to tell seniors they can freeze their property taxes. When a Springfield radio station covered a story about a MO Tax Relief Now teammate, Richard Rice, trying to get Christian County to adopt SB 190, 100 seniors showed up at the County Council meeting to support the ordinance. Christian County is now on its way to implementing SB 190.

We aren't able to collect all of the stories that have appeared around the state, but here's sampling of articles people have sent us. Please read, listen and view them to see what's being said about MO Tax Relief Now and SB 190.

If you want to get support for property tax relief in your county, you must get the story covered by your local news to tell people about it. We're happy to help you, but each county needs a leader to step forward. Reach out if you would like some consultation. We’re happy to help your county. Please forward any articles or TV or radio recordings you may find.

Boone County Update

MO Tax Relief Now Opens Floodgates for Counties

St. Louis County Talks Senior Tax Relief

Assessments Up for 97% of St. Louis County Residents

Clarification of SB 190 for senior property tax freeze

NewsTalk radio interview St. Louis County vote

Center Square article on SB 190

Fox 2 TV story about STL County vote

St. Louis Post-Dispatch article St. Louis City

Boone County update on petition drive

Boone County petition drive ABC 17

State Rep Cheri Toalson heads up petition