• Alex Nitkin
    APR 01, 2020
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    Board of Review picked up its pace after staffers started working from home, Cabonargi says

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    Board of Review Commissioner Michael Cabonargi [Don Vincent/The Daily Line]

    A near-total shutdown of in-person government services has not stopped the Cook County Board of Review from churning through tens of thousands of appeals to determine how much in property taxes owners should pay.

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