Trustee’s office launches program to assist elderly, disabled residents
Last Friday, the Knox County Trustee’s Office announced the launch of its new mobile office program, a community-focused initiative designed to bring essential services directly to the homes of elderly citizens and those with mobility limitations. This innovative program aims to enhance accessibility and provide personalized assistance in processing payments and completing necessary paperwork, ensuring all residents have equitable access to the services they need.
The mobile office is available to visit homes throughout Knox County by appointment, offering a convenient and accommodating option for those who may face challenges visiting the trustee’s office in person.
Services Provided:
– Property tax payment processing
– Assistance with completing and submitting paperwork
– Guidance on tax relief and freeze programs
– General inquiries and personalized support
“We recognize the importance of accessibility and its pivotal role in maintaining independence and peace of mind for our elderly and mobility-limited residents,” Knox County Trustee Justin Biggs said.
“Our Mobile Office Program is designed to provide essential services and foster a sense of community and support.”
Residents can contact the Knox County Trustee’s Office at (865)215-4331 to schedule a visit from the mobile office.
For more information about the Mobile Office Program or other services offered by the Knox County Trustee’s Office, please visit www.knoxcounty.org/trustee.
