We are a district library in a county that has various Brownfields, Renaissance Zones, and Land Banks that reduce our property tax revenue (we have opted out of TIFs and DDAs now). Each year our County Treasurer has been able to gather and provide the data for these captured taxes that I use to calculate our next year's revenue. Unfortunately this year, the new Treasurer has been delayed in getting the figures to me. For those of you in similar organizations that are not run by their local municipality, how do you calculate your property tax revenue to include the reduction of these tax capture mechanisms? Do you rely on your County Treasurer to provide the numbers, like we have in the past, or is there a super secret process or formula I can use to arrive at these numbers myself? *Danielle Baldwin* Finance and Human Resources Manager Traverse Area District Library 610 Woodmere Ave, Traverse City, MI 49686 dbaldwin@tadl.org (231) 932-8549