Interview Loyd Richeson

Episode 6 of the Alamo Anthem podcast, hosted by Alamo Anthem, titled "Interview Loyd Richeson" was published on November 18, 2023 and runs 27 minutes.

November 18, 2023 ·27m · Alamo Anthem

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Episode Description

In this episode we interview Loyd Richeson about the MTA, a nonprofit that advocates for taxpayers in Medina County. He explains his plan to help relieve the property tax burden for seniors in Medina County, and what we can do to help.

https://www.mctaxpayeradvocates.org/#/

Loyd's email: [email protected]

MTA Public Meeting -

Saturday November 18, 2022

Braden Keller Center

1410 Amelia St

Castroville, TX 78009

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