08/21/2026
📬 2026 TRIM Notices Are in the Mail!
The Hendry County Property Appraiser has mailed the 2026 TRIM (Truth in Millage) Notices to property owners. When yours arrives, please take a few minutes to review it carefully — this is an important notice, but it is NOT a tax bill.
Your TRIM Notice provides valuable information about your property, including:
🏡 Your property’s assessed and taxable value
💰 Your exemptions, such as Homestead Exemption
📊 Proposed millage rates and estimated property taxes from each taxing authority
📅 Dates, times, and locations of public budget hearings
⚠️ Important deadlines and information for questioning or appealing your property value
🚫 It does not include your non-ad valorem taxes
Why is it important to review your TRIM Notice now?
The TRIM Notice is your opportunity to make sure the information used to calculate your property taxes is correct before tax bills are mailed in November. If you have questions about your property value, exemptions, or classifications, those concerns should be addressed with the Hendry County Property Appraiser’s Office during the TRIM period.
If you have questions about a proposed millage rate or budget, you should contact the taxing authority listed on your notice.
As your Hendry County Tax Collector, our office does not determine your property value, exemptions, or tax rates. Our responsibility begins after the tax roll is certified and tax bills are prepared for collection.
📬 Don’t toss that TRIM Notice aside! Review it, make sure you understand it, and pay close attention to any applicable deadlines. Being informed now can help prevent surprises when your property tax bill arrives later this year.
