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Stacie Thompson on Tuesday, April 5, 2016 4:52:00 PM |
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They're coming a little later than normal this year, but the old saying holds true: taxes are still an absolute certainty.
Clark County residents will begin receiving property tax statements in the mail shortly after April 15, with payments due May 10 and November 10. You can find a wealth of information about your property taxes on the Clark County Treasuerer's Office website, including how to pay online, payment installment options, and much more.
Nobody enjoys paying taxes, but there are some resources to help you save for them. Check out how to keep your property taxes low here. Happy tax season, friends!
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Posted By
Stacie Thompson on Monday, April 4, 2016 1:28:00 PM |
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Spring is here, which means for many the mountain of snow that has been piling up all winter is a thing of the past. With spring comes fresh, new ideas, and warmth. But it also brings the chance to get your home ready for those brighter, warmer days. Here are seven tips to prepare your home for spring.
- Have your air conditioner checked now before it starts warming too much. It will cost more to have it serviced the closer you get to summer, so this will save you money and insure that your home is ready to be cooled for those hot summer months.
- The cold winter can take its toll on windows and doors. Check all of your windows outside for cracks. You can replace weather stripping or caulk as needed.
- Check your roof for loose shingles or soft patches before the spring storms start. Severe weather can make existing roof problems worse.
- Switch the direction of your ceiling fans.
- With spring comes “spring cleaning”. It can be daunting at times, so create a spring cleaning plan. Deep cleaning upholstery and carpets should be a first priority. Dust likes to collect in the stuffiness of winter.
- Cleaning can sometimes cause toxins to build-up from the cleaners. Open your windows often.
- Pruning back your bushes before they are overgrown from the spring rain will help protect your other plants from the overgrowth.
With the weather starting...