Politics & Government
Plain Dealer: Cuyahoga County Makes Error On Cleveland Heights Home's Value
A Cleveland Heights resident said the county incorrectly marked her home's value at more than three times its actual worth.
The Plain Dealer reported that Cuyahoga County made a mistake in labeling a Cleveland Heights home's value.
The owner, Eve McPherson, said she was shocked when she saw her home's new proposed value was $367,600. The home had been assessed at $108,100 in 2007, and she bought it for $115,000 at that time.
Turns out, it was a clerical error on the county's part. To read the full story, click here.
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