Loading chat...
AL HB210
Bill
Status
2/3/2026
Primary Sponsor
Bryan Brinyark
Click for details
AI Summary
-
Proposes a constitutional amendment allowing Fayette County residents age 65 or older to claim a senior property tax exemption that freezes the assessed value of their primary residence
-
Requires the property to be single-family owner-occupied residential property used as the individual's principal residence for at least 5 years prior to claiming the exemption
-
Exemption remains in effect as long as the taxpayer continues using the property as their principal residence, and does not affect eligibility for homestead or other exemptions
-
Property remains subject to millage rate changes, and any new additions to the property will be assessed and taxed based on the increased value
-
Exemption may be claimed beginning October 1, 2027, by filing in writing with the Fayette County Revenue Commissioner between October 1 and December 31; requires voter approval to take effect
Legislative Description
Fayette County; senior property tax exemption authorized, constitutional amendment
Fayette County
Last Action
Enacted
2/3/2026