Grady County districts will share $1.9M found in tax hunt
CHICKASHA — Grady County school districts will share $1.9 million, thanks to a "bounty hunter” whose company discovered hundreds of oil and gas properties that weren't on the tax rolls.
School superintendents received that news last week during a meeting with county Assessor Bari Firestone , whose push to use the outside company swept her into office in 2006.
Firestone and the school superintendents who...
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