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New HB 581 for homesteading complex, confusing

New HB 581 for homesteading complex, confusing
Officials with the City of Hoboken, City of Nahunta, Brantley County Commission and Board of Education gathered Thursday, December 19 to learn more about House Bill 581 dealing with homestead exemption. Pictured (l-r) are Nahunta City Manager Tom Wirth and Mayor Marty Lee, Hoboken Mayor Joey Crews and City Clerk Linda Henderson, BOE members Kathy Hendrix and Cliff Adams, Superintendent Dr. Kim Morgan, BOE member Teresa Lairsey, Attorney Adam Ferrell, BOE Director of Finance Carole Ann Gill, Tax Assessor Angela Keene, Tax Commissioner Pat Tompkins and Districk 174 Representative John Corbett. Not pictured are County Commissioners Andrew Altman and Randy Davison. Photo By RICK HEAD

NAHUNTA — “This is going to cause a lot of confusion.”

Brantley County Tax Commissioner Pat Tompkins said there is a lot of information about House Bill 581, but “it’s a complex bill that needs to be cleaned up.”

Tompkins was speaking to city officials from Hoboken and Nahunta, Brantley County officials and to Board of Education members Thursday (December 19) afternoon in a roundtable discussion inside the Brantley County Board of Edcuation conference room about the the state’s recent homestead exemption proposal.

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