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Personal property audit results on the agenda could prompt 45-day assessment changes, Paulding County assessors note

July 08, 2026 | Paulding County, Georgia


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Personal property audit results on the agenda could prompt 45-day assessment changes, Paulding County assessors note
The Paulding County Board of Assessors' agenda for July 8, 2026, lists 'Personal Property Audit Results With 45-Day Change of Assessment' as Item #2 and notes that 'E&R/NOD' materials are included with the item. The agenda signals the board intended to review audit findings that could result in assessment adjustments within a 45-day window, but the supplied transcript includes only the agenda language and does not record a staff presentation, questions, or any vote or decision on the audits.

The agenda does not expand the acronym 'E&R/NOD' or provide detail in the transcript about which accounts are affected, the magnitude of any proposed assessment changes, or whether taxpayers were notified. Because the transcript is limited to the agenda, it does not show whether the board approved changes, tabled the item, or requested additional information.

For parties seeking details, the agenda lists the Assessors' Office contact information at 240 Constitution Blvd., Room 3082, Dallas, Georgia. The transcript contains no subsequent meeting minutes or recorded action for Item #2.

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