The city of Chattanooga’s property tax deadline is Tuesday, and City Treasurer Theresa Lee wants to remind citizens of a property tax relief program, which is open to eligible property owners including the elderly, people with disabilities, veterans living with disabilities, and others. The tax relief is a payment by the State of Tennessee to reimburse certain homeowners who meet the legal requirements, for a portion or all of property taxes. Eligible property owners will still receive a tax bill, but if accepted into the program, will receive a property tax relief voucher.
For citizens paying property taxes, the city offers these multiple payment options:
Mail: City Treasurer, PO BOX 191, Chattanooga, TN 37401-0191
In person at City Hall or First Tennessee Bank branches
City Hall regular office hours are Monday-Friday, 8 a.m.-4:30 p.m.
Online at chattanooga.gov
Smartphone App: The free CHATT311 app is available by smartphone and desktop. For more info, visit www.cha311.com.
Phone: 643-7262
CHATT311 is the fastest, most convenient way to report issues, make requests or pay bills to the city of Chattanooga. When submitting a request for service, from brush pick up to a pothole, it is automatically sent to the proper City department, ensuring a quick response. With the CHATT311 app, citizens can submit photos of the issue, track the submitted request on the interactive map, and receive notification when the issue has been resolved.
Anyone with access to a smartphone can download the free CHATT311 app directly through their phone’s app store. Shortcuts are provided below:
Android - http://bit.ly/CHATT311Android
iOS - http://bit.ly/CHATT311-iOS