Revise property tax appraisal cycles

This bill (LC 3336) aimed to change how often local governments reassess property values for tax purposes. It would have required property tax appraisals to occur every three years instead of the current biennial (every two years) cycle, directly affecting property owners whose tax bills are based on these appraisals. The key provision was modifying the standard appraisal timeline to reduce the frequency of reassessments. However, the bill was never enacted, as it "Died in Process" on May 27, 2025, after being drafted but not moving forward. No policy changes were implemented.