Louisiana tax assessor offices that use the GEO Portal Maps online app
The links here are found using a simple Google search. I do not validate the links but offer them as a starting resource for SDE reports that need land specific data. It is the property owners responsibility to validate the source of information.
image

By Murray Wennerlund published 1-2-2023 updated 1-2-2023
Print TAX LA 388 views

Some tax assessor offices use the GEO Portal Maps online app to store much needed information when registering for a disaster recovery program. Here's a list of parishes that use the service. If your parish is not listed you should call or email your parish tax assessors office and ask them now to lookup the information you need. 

atlas.geoportalmaps.com

 

Thank you for reading. Use the message form below to send your comment, suggestion, feedback, opinion, and content request.
Expect a response within 2 days. Check for an email from @TruckAndTools.Com.

Why is my mortgage company holding back my disaster insurance claim payout money?

By Murray Wennerlund

If your insurance company issued a two-party check for hurricane damage repairs and your mortgage handler is holding the money from you it is likely they need you to provide them with your recovery and repair plan before they will disperse the funds.

The 6-month CDBG-DR Grant Process timer for your state started on 1-21-2025.

By Murray Wennerlund

Stay informed and become your own advocate for disaster damage not covered by insurance and other means. Unused disaster funds from 2023 will be applied to 2024. However, for most of you in 2023, your program is not over and you should be very active.

Fire, smoke blocking and air sealing between floors in a home.

By Murray Wennerlund

When a duct passes through a second-story floor, across an 18-inch space, and vents into a drywall ceiling below, there are a few critical steps to follow to ensure proper sealing, fireblocking, and structural integrity.