The Parcel Tax Oversight Committee reviews and reports on the proper expenditure of taxpayers' money in regards to 2007 Ballot Measures D and C.
Contact Lori Hirasa at lhirasa@petk12.org or 707-778-4621 for an application.
To learn more about current local funding needs, visit our dedicated local funding page to learn more about Measures B & E.
Accessibility Notice: In order to make our content as accessible as possible, we are providing both text and PDF files for the Senior Citizen Parcel Tax Exemption Claim. If you need assistance filling out the form, please call 707-778-4621.
View Fillable Text File View PDF FileThere is a one-page form that is simple to fill out and explains everything that is required. (See above.)
No, only the owner of the property can be exempted.
No, only the home that you reside in is exempt.
The district would be able to look at your situation and let you know if yours would apply for the exemption.
Many seniors choose to pay this parcel tax to support the local school district but we have the exemption available to anyone 65 or over.
The above Proposition explains the history of the parcel tax.
This parcel tax was voted on and passed by the voters; the majority of whom do not have children.
Yes, the tax is on the property so you would need to reapply with your new parcel number.
The Senior Citizen Parcel Tax Exemption Claim must be received no later than May 1st for your exemption to become effective for the next tax year that starts July 1st.
You call the telephone number listed on your property tax statement.
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