Accessibility Statement

Accessibility Statement

We aim to make property tax information easier to read, navigate, and understand for all visitors.

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Accessibility Statement

countypropertytaxes.us/ is committed to making property tax information easier to access and understand for as many visitors as possible. We aim to provide pages that are readable, mobile-friendly, keyboard-friendly where possible, and structured in a way that helps users find important information quickly.

Our Accessibility Goals

  • Use clear headings that describe the topic of each section.
  • Write in plain language where possible.
  • Keep paragraphs short and easy to scan.
  • Use responsive layouts that work on mobile devices.
  • Provide descriptive link text instead of vague “click here” wording where practical.
  • Use tables only when they help compare information, and make them easier to read on smaller screens.
  • Avoid design choices that intentionally block screen readers or keyboard navigation.

Known Challenges

Some linked official county websites, payment portals, PDF documents, embedded maps, or third-party tools may not be controlled by us and may have their own accessibility limitations. We cannot fix external websites, but we can improve our own links, labels, and instructions when a problem is reported.

How We Improve Accessibility

Content structure: We use headings, lists, tables, and short sections so readers can scan pages more easily.
Mobile readability: We design pages to fit smaller screens and avoid layouts that require unnecessary horizontal scrolling.
Plain-language guidance: We explain office roles and next steps in simple wording where possible.
Feedback review: We review accessibility reports and fix issues that affect our own website when technically possible.

Request Help

If you have trouble accessing content on countypropertytaxes.us/, contact us at contact@countypropertytaxes.us. Please include the page URL, the device and browser you are using, the assistive technology involved if applicable, and a short description of the problem.

Alternative Access

If a page is difficult to read or a link is not clear, we can review the issue and try to provide a clearer explanation or improved page format. For official property tax account help, you should also contact the official county office directly because they control official records and transactions.

Continuous Improvement

Accessibility is an ongoing process. We welcome reports that help us make our property tax information more usable for readers with different devices, abilities, connection speeds, and research needs.