Chattooga County Tax Commissioner Joy Hampton says that property owners should have received, or will soon receive their 2025 Chattooga County Property Tax statements in the mail:
Chattooga County Urges Residents to Check Mail for 2025 Property Tax Statements
CHATTOGA COUNTY, GA – Chattooga County property owners are advised that the 2025 Property Tax Statements have been mailed and should have been delivered to mailboxes across the county. Officials are urging residents who have not yet received their official statement to take immediate action to verify their information.
The release of these statements is a necessary step for residents to ensure they have the correct tax obligations and deadlines for the upcoming year.
Missing Your Statement? Verify Your Address Online First
If you have not received your 2025 Property Tax Statement, the first and most critical step is to ensure the Tax Assessor’s office has your most current mailing address on file.
Property owners can verify their address and view their statement online by visiting:
If Address is Correct, Contact the Office
If you confirm that your mailing address is correct on the county’s website but still haven’t received the physical statement, please contact the Tax Office for direct assistance.
The department emphasized that due to high volume, email is the preferred and most efficient method of contact at this time, as staff members are frequently occupied serving citizens in person at the front window.
Preferred Contact Method (Email): chattooga41@gmail.com
Alternative Contact Method (Phone): 706-857-0703
Cost-Saving Measure May Affect Delivery
The Tax Office noted a strategic change in its mailing process this year aimed at reducing administrative burden and saving taxpayer funds.
In an effort to significantly reduce postage costs, officials confirm that multiple statements were occasionally mailed together in some cases, particularly to owners of multiple parcels or property groups.
While this approach maximizes efficiency and saves the county money, officials acknowledge it may occasionally result in an oversight or delay in receipt. The office appreciates the community’s understanding and patience as they continue efforts to improve service efficiency for all Chattooga County citizens.
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