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The LaSalle Parish Assessor’s Office recently completed and filed the 2015 Tax roll with the Louisiana Tax Commission (LTC) and was approved on October 13, 2015 agenda. After approval the Tax roll is given to the LaSalle Parish Sheriff’s office in order to prepare the tax notices to be mailed. You can find all ofRead more

Have you signed up for the Special Assessment Level? If not, then you need to come by the LaSalle Parish Assessor’s Office and see if you qualify. Below is a list of the qualifications of being eligable to apply for the Special Assessment Level. Age 65 with an Adjusted Gross Income of $71,562.52 for 2015 IncomeRead more

During the 2013 Legislative Session several important legislative bills was passed to create more transparency and awareness to the citizens of Louisiana about the adoption of property taxes (millages). These new bills enacted on August 1, 2013 enacted several changes to notifying the public about the meetings that take place in order for the taxingRead more

With over 25+ years of public service Deputy Assessor Kathy Terral is retiring from the Assessor’s Office. Kathy was hired by now Retired Assessor Jimmy Dean during Mr. Dean’s early years of being elected Assessor of LaSalle Parish. Many memories have been shared this day as Assessor Tom Kendrick and staff gave Ms. Kathy a farewellRead more

Deputy LaSalle Parish Assessors Blake Phillips, Janice Stringer, Jeanine Mulvihill, DeeDee Bordelon and Jaime Brock were administered their oaths of office last Thursday, Jan. 2, during a brief ceremony in the Courtroom of the LaSalle Parish Courthouse. LaSalle Assessor Tom Kendrick took his oath just prior to the deputies being sworn in. LaSalle District AttorneyRead more

With his wife, Christin, holding the Bible, Tom Kendrick was administered his oath of office as new LaSalle Parish Assessor by District Attorney J. Reed Walters during a brief ceremony last Thursday afternoon, Jan. 3, in the Courtroom of the LaSalle Parish Courthouse. Kendrick was elected to the position at the fall 2011 elections, butRead more

LaSalle Parish tax bodies will receive $3,507,326 as its part of a $68.8 million settlement of a longrunning dispute between three natural gas pipeline companies and 52 Louisiana parish tax assessors. The share LaSalle Parish taxing bodies will receive is the fifth highest among the 52 parishes to receive funds through the settlement. The threeRead more