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Chicago Sun-Times
Chicago Sun-Times
National
Jon Seidel

Ex-Cook County assessor worker admits he helped cut taxes by $1M in exchange for home improvements

Lavdim Memisovski admitted conspiring with other employees of the Cook County Assessor’s Office to lower taxes on some properties by at least $1 million in exchange for home improvements and sports tickets. (Sun-Times file)

A former longtime Cook County assessor’s office employee agreed to cooperate with federal prosecutors Thursday as he admitted helping lower taxes on certain Cook County properties by at least $1 million in exchange for benefits like home improvements.

Lavdim Memisovski, 43, pleaded guilty to a conspiracy count for conduct that occurred between 2016 and July 2018, under then-Assessor Joe Berrios, who previously has been a subject of interest by federal authorities.

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