Bremen Township Property Tax Appeals Now Open – Deadline Dec. 7th

Print this story (opens in a new tab)News RSS feed (opens in a new tab)Share on Facebook (opens in a new window)Share on X (opens in a new window)Add a comment

By Member Margaret Clifton
November 10, 2026

The Cook County Board of Review has opened the property tax appeal period for Bremen Township residents. Residents who wish to appeal their property assessments must submit their appeals by the applicable deadlines.

Assessor Willie A. Jones has outlined three ways residents can file their appeals:

Option 1: File Through the Assessor's Office

Residents with simple appeals that do not require supporting documents may call the Assessor's Office and request that staff file the appeal on their behalf. A copy of the appeal and confirmation number will be mailed to the resident. Residents may also request a telephone hearing with the Cook County Board of Review.

Option 2: File In Person by Appointment Only

Residents who need to file in person must schedule an appointment. Walk-ins will not be accepted. Residents may submit up to six comparable properties, three color photographs, and a written argument supporting their appeal.

Please bring all supporting documents to your appointment. Residents appealing multiple properties must notify the office when scheduling. If the property is owned by an LLC, an attorney must file the appeal on the owner's behalf.

Option 3: File Online

Residents may file their appeals directly through the Cook County Board of Review website at www.cookcountyboardofreview.com.

Important Deadlines:

In-person appeals: Monday, December 7, 2026, by 4:00 p.m.

Online appeals: Tuesday, December 8, 2026, by 11:59 p.m.

Need Assistance or an Appointment?

For questions or to schedule an in-person appointment, contact the Assessor's Office at 708-333-1591. When calling, please leave your name and contact number, and staff will return your call as availability allows.

Please remember that the office is appointment-only, and walk-ins will not be accepted.

Residents who have already filed an appeal do not need to submit another one through the Assessor's Office.

Hyperlinks: Link to File Appeals (opens in a new tab)
 

Add a Comment 0 Comment(s)



Copyright © 2026 A Service of Technology Reflections, Inc. - Administration Login   |  Total Visitors 4,498,735   |  Visitors Today 883